Tom Brady sparks plastic surgery chatter as Fox releases ad ahead of his NFL broadcasting debut

WASHTENAW, MICHIGAN: Tom Brady is poised to make his NFL broadcasting debut during the game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday, September 8.

Earlier this year, the seven-time Super Bowl champion inked a 10-year contract with Fox Sports worth $375 million. Just hours before the 47-year-old's significant day, social media was abuzz with allegations of 'plastic surgery' and 'botox'.

Tom Brady's new ad sparks plastic surgery rumors

Fox Sports released an advertisement celebrating Tom Brady's debut as an NFL broadcaster on Saturday, September 7.

The video showcases different stages of the renowned quarterback's career, from his time with the Michigan Wolverines and the New England Patriots to his stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, as he talks about his transition into broadcasting.

Brady asks himself, "Why don't you lay on a beach getting fat on Pina Coladas?" He then doubts his decision: "Why not buy a soccer team?"

While the commercial served as an ideal teaser for Tom Brady's new venture, the focus of social media users shifted towards speculation about his supposed "plastic surgeries".

"Tom Brady is the GOAT, but my God, the amount of plastic surgery this guy has had is UNREAL," a fan commented on X.

Another added, "Tom Brady looks like a fake plastic doll JEESH."

The third commentator added, "That plastic surgery looks f**kin horrendous."

"Everytime I see Tom Brady he look like he got more plastic surgery done," one claimed.

A person asked, "How much plastic surgery has Tom Brady had?"

Other chimed in, "Tom Brady got plastic surgery elastic face a**"

An X user asked, "Did Tom Brady get work done and/or Botox? Because he looks fake or make of plastic."

Tom Brady has been scrutinized for changes to his facial appearance. The Sun reported that he spent over $42,000 on Botox injections. The publication noted that the NFL star started using Botox while he was still actively playing.

How did Fox rope in Tom Brady for broadcasting?

According to a recent interview in The Ringer, securing Tom Brady's services was no simple task for Fox.

Executives Eric Shanks and Brad Zager disclosed the "Hail Mary" strategy they employed to persuade the retired quarterback to accept a position he initially had no interest in.

“Shanks and Zager were trying to convince Brady, who’d retired from football, to take a job he’d never shown interest in,” it was reported.

Zager added, “It was only because he was retired that we threw that Hail Mary.”

Fox executives showcased a video compilation of Brady's career highlights, featuring clips from his Super Bowl triumphs, to entice him to join their network.

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