NFL legend Tom Brady is set for a very special debut in his third year as a commentator.

Over the past two seasons, the legendary quarterback has already served as a commentator for “Fox,” but he has not yet called a New England Patriots game during that time.

But that will change in the upcoming season. The TV network announced that “TB12” will be on the air for the game between the Patriots and the Green Bay Packers in Week 9.

“He’s back,” “Fox” wrote in a social media post.

New England Patriots: Tribute for Rob Gronkowski on Brady’s Return?

According to U.S. media, former tight end Rob Gronkowski is also set to be honored during the aforementioned game between the Patriots and the Packers.

Last month, the franchise announced that it would induct Brady’s longtime teammate into the team’s Hall of Fame.

Brady and “Gronk” are the most successful QB-TE duo in Super Bowl history. Gronkowski won a total of four Super Bowls alongside Brady—three with the Patriots and one with the Bucs.

Brady spent a total of 20 seasons with the Patriots and won the Super Bowl six times with the team. After a stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with whom he also won the Super Bowl, he retired during the 2023 offseason.