Though he was demoted after Tom Brady’s arrival to the booth, and it cost him a chance to call the Super Bowl this week in New Orleans, former NFL tight end Greg Olsen insists he has no ...

When Fox Sports signed Tom Brady to a 10-year, $375 million contract to lead its NFL booth, it meant that the network was prepared to demote then-lead analyst Greg Olsen to a regional broadcast team.

Despite the shakeup, Olsen harbors no grudge against Brady but aims to reclaim his place. Greg Olsen Opens Up about Getting Demoted for Brady - Barstool Rundown - January 30th, 2025 Greg Olsen’s ...

It took some time, but Young did fight through adversity. Former Panthers star Greg Olsen saw a lot of what Young was able to do in working back to NFL relevancy, and he believes it can be a ...

Greg Olsen will be watching from home ... I don't have any personal animosity." While Olsen may not hold this against Brady, no one would blame him if he still wanted to be the one calling FOX's ...

Olsen did admit that he doesn’t “think resentment’s probably accurate, but I also think it’s not too far off if I’m being honest.” He also said he holds no personal resentment towards Tom Brady. Many ...

Greg Olsen was a key part ... back in the broadcast booth, and Olsen ... well, he won’t be back. Olsen was replaced as Burkhardt’s partner on Fox’s No. 1 broadcast team this season by ...

Greg Olsen is known as a three-time Pro Bowl tight end and great football announcer. But what he did for the family of Athlon Sports' Doug Farrar went far beyond football. I always admired Olsen's ...

I answer questions to the best that I can help. But I want to see him do well.” Greg Olsen was part of the No. 1 broadcast team with Kevin Burkhardt until Tom Brady began his 10-year contract ...