Tom Brady, the undisputed king of the NFL field, is proving to be far less invincible in the broadcast booth. During Sunday’s pregame coverage of the Minnesota Vikings versus Green Bay Packers, the seven-time Super Bowl champion committed a jaw-dropping on-air blunder that left fans and critics buzzing.

Brady was analyzing the Packers’ season and attempted to recap their four losses. While he confidently mentioned defeats to the Detroit Lions (twice) and the Philadelphia Eagles, he hit a wall trying to recall the fourth.

“They lost to the, uh, what’d they lose to the other one? Anyway, they’ve got a big opportunity today,” Brady stammered, before hurriedly moving on to hype the game’s stakes.

The glaring oversight? The missing fourth loss came at the hands of the Vikings in Week 4—a mortifying omission during a segment previewing that very team.

It didn’t take long for the internet to pounce. X users unleashed a torrent of mockery, with one fan declaring, “Please make Greg Olsen the #1 guy again.” Another posted, “Watching Brady fumble this bad makes me almost forget how he tormented my team for 20 years.”

Others didn’t hold back. “Tom Brady was a god on the field, but as an announcer? He’s a disaster. Retire now before it gets worse,” one user blasted. Even his co-host, Kevin Burkhardt, took heat. “Burkhardt should’ve saved him. This is as much on him as it is on Brady,” another wrote.

Fox Sports bet big on Brady, signing him to an eye-popping 10-year, $375 million contract. The goal? Make him the face of their NFL coverage. But moments like this have sparked doubts. While Brady’s game knowledge is undeniable, his live delivery has left fans cringing. Critics are already questioning whether Fox’s investment is paying off.

Media analyst Sarah Jenkins didn’t mince words: “This isn’t just a slip-up. It’s a reminder that being a broadcasting icon takes more than a Hall of Fame career. Brady’s learning curve is steeper than expected.”

Brady hasn’t addressed Sunday’s mishap directly, but he recently acknowledged the pressures of his new role. “I’m learning every day. It’s a different kind of challenge, but I’m here to get better,” he said in an interview.

With the NFL playoffs on the horizon, fans are demanding Brady step up his game. Fox Sports’ credibility—and a hefty investment—hangs in the balance. Every word he utters will be scrutinized, and patience is running thin.

Can the GOAT silence his doubters, or will this misstep be a harbinger of a doomed broadcasting career? One thing’s for sure: the heat is on, and Brady’s every move is now prime-time drama.