Young may have been the NFL's worst starting quarterback across the first two weeks of the 2024 season before his benching.
Olsen officially found himself relegated to Fox's No. 2 announcing team last weekend so that Brady could begin serving as the network's lead in-game analyst.
ESPN's Joe Buck and Troy Aikman believe Tom Brady will bounce back beginning with the Week 2 game between the Cowboys and Saints.
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The former NFL tight end and current analyst commented on several topics ahead of the upcoming season.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
Media insider Jimmy Traina of Sports Illustrated suggested that NBC could eventually reach out to Olsen regarding a coveted role.
Fox is relegating Olsen to its No. 2 team for the upcoming season, but he still has nothing but positive things to say about Brady.
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"They are paying their quarterback relatively nothing compared to the market and they have arguably the best coach and the best scheme," Olsen said, via NBC Sports Bay Area.
Brady will make his regular-season announcing debut for the Week 1 game between the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns on Sept. 8.
While Olsen became an award-winning broadcaster on Fox's top team, Brady signed a 10-year deal reportedly worth $375M following the 2021 season to eventually become the network's No. 1 analyst.
During a Thursday appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show," Greg Olsen once again opened up about losing his spot as Fox's lead in-game NFL analyst to Tom Brady for this coming season.
Tom Brady is an all-time competitor — and that includes in his upcoming broadcasting career.
For now, Olsen sounds ready to help Brady find success with Fox.
Greg Olsen is coming off two well-received years as the analyst for Fox’s No. 1 NFL broadcast team, but is being demoted for 2024 by no real fault of his own.
Embrace the awkwardness.
Greg Olsen won the Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Personality/Event Analyst ...only to be replaced by Tom Brady later this year.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce understands why Fox made the decision to bump Greg Olsen to its No. 2 analyst role in favor of Tom Brady. But that doesn’t mean he has to like it.
Greg Olsen offered a few philosophical musings on the nature of broadcasting and the upcoming debut of Tom Brady.
Brady and Fox reportedly agreed to a 10-year deal worth $375M for the seven-time Super Bowl champion to become the network's No. 1 NFL analyst beginning with the 2024 season.
Olsen discussed his outlook as he's set to be bumped from Fox's top broadcast team by Brady.
In its latest sports media newsletter released on Wednesday, the Awful Announcing website produced an interesting idea for how CBS could handle Tony Romo's future.
It's an idea Fox could consider for multiple reasons.
The NFL world is wondering how Fox will handle the Tom Brady-Greg Olsen situation after Olsen's emergence as an extremely popular analyst this season, and now a well-known insider has commented on things.
Two Sundays from now, Greg Olsen will call the Super Bowl on Fox alongside Kevin Burkhardt. While all eyes will be on the field, the story unfolding in the broadcasting booth is compelling in its own right.
Olsen signed a one-year deal with Seattle during the offseason after spending the previous 13 seasons between the Chicago Bears and Carolina Panthers.
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