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The inaugural season of the new league came to an end on Sunday with the UFL Championship between the Birmingham Stallions and San Antonio Brahmas in St. Louis. A number of celebrities attended the festivities.
Tom Brady, a former quarterback and current Fox Sports analyst, stopped by the booth during the game to chat with Curt Menefee and Joel Klatt. A few days after being inducted into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame, Brady gave fans a sneak peek at what to expect when he calls NFL games later this year.
“He’s joining us here at Fox Sports as I’m sure you have heard, as an analyst this fall. I can’t wait to see that,” Menefee said.
In a championship game, sometimes teams can be a little tight and it looks like that may be the case right here,” Menefee continued, subtly prompting Brady to provide analysis.
“They’re all a little different,” Brady responded. “You get into these games and there’s a lot of defense out there right now. The defense goes out and plays with a lot of energy but someone has to get the ball down the field and try to open the field up a little bit. It’s been a lot of horizontal passes and the defenses are swarming and trying to punch the ball out. Make them defend every blade of grass is what we used to say.”
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