IN PICS: Ripped Tom Brady settles in for beach football with his sons to prep for first NFL playoffs as part of $375,000,000 deal

Seven-time Super Bowl champion, Tom Brady is indulging in a pre-playoff warmup like no other on the beach. Taking to Instagram, the ex-New England Patriots quarterback shared candid snapshots of a lively football session with his two sons, Benjamin Rein and Jack Edward Thomas.

"The playoffs roll around and you can’t help but see how the ol’ arm feels," read the caption of the IG post.

In the pictures, Brady is seen blending dad duties with trysts with football. One image showed a shirtless Benjamin leaping mid-air, football in hand, while Brady with a ripped physique playing with Jack in the backdrop.

Tom Brady, a father of three, shares sons Benjamin and Jack with ex-partners Bridget Moynahan and Gisele Bündchen, respectively.

As the NFL playoffs are heating up, Brady, who signed a massive $375 million, 10-year deal with FOX Sports to work as their lead analyst will cover the Green Bay Packers versus Philadelphia Eagles wild-card round game, which will take place at 4:30 p.m. ET on Sunday.

This is the fourth time the Patriots Hall of Famer will be linked to a playoff clash against the Philadelphia Eagles. Albeit, as an NFL analyst in 2025 rather than a QB.

In his 23-year NFL career, Brady has never missed the playoffs except in 2022. He had a 35-13 record.

Tom Brady will call his first Super Bowl in 2025

The pressure’s on, and Tom Brady’s already feeling it because his first season calling games has been filled with uncomfortable moments.

After the playoffs, Brady will also call his first Super Bowl on February 9, 2025, in New Orleans.

Talking about his underwhelming broadcasting stint, in Week 17, Brady’s struggles were on full display. During the broadcast, Brady stammered through a live moment and tried to recall the teams that had previously defeated the Packers.

Following which, there was a lengthy pause followed by a vague “Who’d they lose to, the other one?”

It left viewers cringing.

Additionally, there are also rumors flying that Tom Brady might not fulfill his entire 10-year contract with FOX because of his stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, which could eventually take precedence.

Well, the Super Bowl, which millions will tune into, is his chance to silence critics.