Greg Olsen won't be a part of Fox's Super Bowl LIX broadcast after losing the lead analyst role to Tom Brady, but he says his 'goal is to call top games' again.

Tom Brady has had a very chaotic NFL season. Not only has he been navigating his first season as a broadcaster, but he also became a minority owner of the Raiders. The dual responsibilities have some questioning whether Brady will step away from broadcasting in favor of working for Las Vegas after the season.

Tom Brady is set to be part of the FOX broadcast team for Super Bowl LIX, as the Kansas City Chiefs look to make history against the Philadelphia Eagles.

With FOX NFL 's hiring of Tom Brady as its lead color commentator, the previous lead moved down to the No. 2 team and so on. Former Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen, who was part of FOX's No. 1 broadcast team with play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt, had to step aside for Brady this season.

When Tom Brady signed his 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox as the lead NFL broadcaster, the network saw Brady as the perfect person to reshape that booth in the post-Joe Buck/Troy Aikman era.

The NFC Championship between the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders has had a few controversial calls from officials, and the internet is roasting FOX broadcaster Tom Brady for his take on the matter.

Before the Super Bowl matchup, Fox Sports announcer Kevin Burkhardt took to social media to share a few photos of the crew with Tom Brady and Erin Andrews at the NFC Championship Game.

At this point, you're probably well aware of how little Tom Brady brings to NFL broadcasts as a highly-compensated color commentator. His analysis is equivalent to what a half-baked AI gives you on a search engine.

NFL season with FOX Sports is over after he took 18 weeks settling into his demotion in result of Tom Brady's onboarding taking precedent. As Olsen watches nationally broadcasted games he got comfortable with commentating on over the last few years,