Former New England Patriots quarterback and current FOX Sports broadcaster Tom Brady wore a spiffy watch while in the booth for Super Bowl LIX's matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.

A Duracell Super Bowl commercial was designed to make viewers think Fox announcer Tom Brady had run out of power in the middle of a segment

NFL legend Tom Brady caught the ire of several fans for his broadcast work during Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

Brady struggled in his first season as a broadcaster. But Fox is still betting that its massive investment pays off — starting with Sunday’s Super Bowl.

As part of a Fox Sports media conference call with about 20 reporters on Wednesday afternoon, Brady addressed some of the topics that have intersected with his first year as Fox’s lead NFL analyst. Here are some excerpts from that call, which The Athletic sat in on.

Tom Brady played in 10 Super Bowls, winning seven of those over his years with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So it should not be a surprise that his first year as an analyst for FOX Sports ends with him at the big game, as he will be on the call alongside Kevin Burkhardt for Super Bowl LIX.

As we all know, Tom Brady won seven Super Bowls, but those three losses still sting - and he says he still gets reminded about the 'Philly Special' defeat by the Eagles and even David Tyree's helmet catch against the Giants way back in 2008.

If you didn't press pause, you probably missed all of the Easter eggs located in Tom Brady's wristband during the Super Bowl commercial for Duracell. The post Did you catch all the hidden jokes in Tom Brady’s Duracell Super Bowl commercial?

Tom Brady's first Super Bowl as an analyst on FOX's national broadcast also included an appearance in Duracell's first Super Bowl commercial.