Nearly two years ago, the Eagles and Chiefs met in the Super Bowl on Fox. While so much of Super Bowl 57 feels identical to Sunday's rematch, there is certainly something notably different. Play-by-play commentator Kevin Burkhardt and color analyst Greg Olsen called a classic game as the Chiefs and Eagles went back and forth for 60 minutes.

Four years after Tom Brady beat Patrick Mahomes with the Buccaneers in Super Bowl 55, the NFL legend is calling his first Super Bowl.

Brady struggled in his first season as a broadcaster. But Fox is still betting that its massive investment pays off — starting with Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Super Bowl 59 will be broadcast live from Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Sunday, February 9. The Chiefs and Eagles will rematch the Super Bowl 57 match as Kansas City looks for a three-peat.

Brady will bring a unique perspective to the Super Bowl considering he made what felt like yearly appearances in the league’s title game.

It’s nothing to laugh at, but the situation Tom Brady finds himself in is funny — especially when he’s getting paid millions to arrive safely out the other end of football broadcasting’s version

Brady is set to call his first Super Bowl for Fox, and thinks he and his Fox Sports colleagues are hitting their stride when it counts the most.

It’s best not to underestimate Tom Brady in a Super Bowl debut in New Orleans. We learned that in 2002, when he made his star turn there. Brady will call his first Super Bowl as Fox Sports’ lead analyst this Sunday in the Caesars Superdome.

Tom Brady will call his first Super Bowl as a broadcaster for Fox on Sunday and has been given advice by legendary quarterback Troy Aikman on how to handle the spectacle