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Tom Brady threw some big-time shade at Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott after learning of his first assignment for the “NFL on FOX” this September.On Monday, Pro Football Hall of Famer and FOX NFL analyst Michael Strahan broke some

exciting news to Tom Brady. He informed the seven-time Super Bowl Champion that he’ll begin his new career by calling the Cleveland Browns’ Week 1 home opener against the Cowboys. And he’ll be doing so alongside Kevin Burkhardt and Erin

Andrews.The entire 2024 NFL regular season schedule will be announced this Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. EST on NFL Network. For now, fans can circle this can’t-miss Week 1 contest on their schedule, as Brady makes his “NFL on FOX” debut.After Strahan broke the news, Brady (seemingly inadvertently) threw major shade at Prescott:“I know the Cowboys, how important they are to this network, they got great storylines…Dak Prescott, let’s see if he can finally come through. One of the great defensive players…did that just slip out? Micah Parsons…what a great player he is.”

To be fair, Tom Brady has a point here. Prescott has put up MVP numbers practically every season since his 2016 rookie year. And yet the 30-year-old quarterback boasts a woeful career playoff record of 2-5.

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In the 2022 offseason, Brady signed a 10-year deal with FOX Sports worth $375 million. After a one-year hiatus from football, the three-time MVP is returning to NFL Sunday programming, just in a different form.

Brady, Burkhardt and Andrews will also be on the call for Super Bowl 59 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisana.

Tom Brady Went 3-1 Against Dak Prescott

Despite playing in different conferences for the bulk of Prescott’s NFL career, we were treated to four showdowns between Tom Brady and No. 4.

Brady went 3-0 in the regular season against Prescott’s Cowboys, picking up victories in the 2019 (when TB12 was with the New England Patriots), 2021 and 2022 seasons. Prescott, however, got the last laugh by leading Dallas to a blowout win over Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2022 Wild Card Round. That game, of course, would be the final outing of Brady’s illustrious career.

REPORT: There’s A Secret Competition Going On Between Tom Brady And Peyton Manning That Brady Won’t Admit To

Tom Brady and Peyton Manning (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)An NFL insider has revealed that there is a secret competition brewing between former NFL quarterbacks Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.While Brady got the better of Manning on the football field, Manning has been winning off it now that they’re both retired. According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk, the two men are involved in an unspoken competition to be the first to buy an NFL team.

“Even though he won’t admit it, he’s in competition with Peyton Manning to see who can make the most money off the field to buy a team first,” Florio said on ‘670 The Score.’ “And I think Manning is far ahead of the game. This Omaha Productions thing is a freaking gold mine.”

Tom Brady Is Ahead In The Race, For Now

Tom Brady has been trying to buy a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders. But, while he has a deal in place with owner Mark Davis, the move is currently on hold as the NFL has yet to approve it.

The owners did not discuss it at their most recent meeting, but they could decide on it when they meet again later this month. Should it not get approved, Brady might leave it alone and try to become a majority team owner in the future.

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Peyton Manning Has His Own Thing Going On

As for Peyton Manning, his Omaha Productions produces ESPN’s ‘Manningcast’ and is also one of the production companies involved in making Netflix’s Quarterback’.

The company is set to bring on Brady’s former coach, Bill Belichick, who will appear on ‘Manningcast’ during the upcoming NFL season after failing to land a coaching job this offseason.