Brady's presence might have made Fox's Super Bowl LIX broadcast feel bigger, but it wasn't by anything he said.

Not long after retiring as NFL's greatest quarterback of all time, Tom Brady entered the Fox broadcast booth, as the channel's number-one color commentator. With Fox televising Super Bowl 59 on Feb. 9, Brady will call the world's biggest game in his first season announcing.

The seven-time Super Bowl winner will call his first Big Game from the Fox broadcast booth this Sunday: "I understand I'm a long ways from being a finished product as a broadcaster."

How much is Fox paying Tom Brady? Here's Brady's contract with the TV network ahead of his first Super Bowl as a commentator:

Brady's net worth is $300 million, according to CelebrityNetWorth.com. This includes Brady's career earnings, off-the-field business ventures, such as the TB12 Lifestyle brand, his endorsement deals, and his new contract with Fox.

Tom Brady has won more Super Bowls than any player in NFL history, and the legendary quarterback says his success had more to do with what was going on between his ears than his ability to throw a football accurately.

Bill Clinton was President of the United States. Artists like Christina Aguilera, Destiny’s Child, NSYNC, and Sisqo were topping the charts. In the 23 years Brady spent playing pro football, he established himself as quite possibly the most decorated team sports athlete of all time.