Tom Brady slammed for rocky booth performance during Ravens’ win over Steelers
NY Post
Saturday wasn’t Tom Brady’s finest hour in the booth.
The first-year Fox NFL analyst drew an onslaught of criticism when calling the Ravens’ 34-17 win over the Steelers in Baltimore, with the fumbling of Najee Harris’ name being a misstep.
“Tom Brady Najee Harris ‘Davenport’ Wrong Najee, Tom,” one X user posted alongside a clip of the soundbite, when Brady referenced former Steelers running back Najeh Davenport with the team’s current back.
Awful Announcing also called attention to Brady, 47, stating Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson hauled in a touchdown pass in the first half but that he cleared up the error.
Elsewhere, social media unloaded on Fox’s $375 million investment.
“I thought Tom Brady would be better in the booth,” racing analyst Scott Shapiro posted on X.
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