A thrilling Week 9 of the NFL season is in the books, and several stars showed out! Now, it's time for FOX Sports lead NFL analyst Tom Brady to name his latest 3 Stars of The Week. At the end of each week throughout the regular season,

Tom Brady has certainly gotten better on the air for Fox Sports since Week 1 of the NFL season on the air, even if his Las Vegas Raiders ownership restrictions are a problem. But comparing him to Daniel Jones? That’s a bit much, although it’s coming from Skip Bayless, who’s known for being a bit much.

Tom Brady was back on the call in Week 9, covering the Detroit Lions' 24-14 win over the Green Bay Packers alongside play-by-play announcer Kevin

In Week Nine of the NFL season, we saw an amazing number of veteran quarterbacks starting for their teams. Guys like Joe Flacco, Kirk Cousins, Matthew Stafford and Geno Smith are all guys well past 30 who are bring called upon instead of a younger signal caller.

We've seen Tom Brady the GOAT NFL QB. We've seen him have the spotlight on him off the field. And now? We get Tom Brady the announcer, starting in 2024, now that's in the top announcing team on Fox with Kevin Burkhardt.

Brady — despite having a financial incentive in the Raiders’ success — is Fox’s lead NFL analyst where he’s expected to act as an impartial expert. In an effort to keep Brady from showing conflicts of interest, the league office placed several restrictions on what Brady can do and say with Fox.

Are the Lions the best team in the NFC, and would Tom Brady have liked playing for a coach like Dan Campbell? The GOAT didn't hold back after calling a huge Detroit win over the Packers in Green Bay.

The NFL might not like what Tom Brady had to say about Brian Branch’s ejection against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.

The Week 9 slate of games in the NFL was one of the more entertaining that we've seen all year, with overtime games between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins, and Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams.

Tom Brady will not face any punishment for his criticisms of referees during a recent game between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions, the NFL has decided.

Tom Brady put the NFL in a position to make a disciplinary decision on Sunday, and the league is reportedly opting to let the seven-time Super Bowl champ off with a warning instead.