Tom Brady breaks out the vocal cords to sing 'Physical' during Rams-Seahawks NFC championship broadcast

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Tom Brady breaks out the vocal cords to sing 'Physical' during Rams-Seahawks NFC championship broadcast originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Nobody can say that Tom Brady hasn't had a bit more fun on the mic in Year 2 of his broadcasting career.

The former quarterback, who had a so-so rookie year for Fox in the booth during the 2024 season, has appeared more loose in 2025 — from his natural "Oh!" reactions to big plays picking up on social media, to his football genius being more on-display, the Brady experience has increasingly been more of a return-on-investment for Fox.

During Sunday's NFC Championship Game, Brady's final broadcast of the 2026 NFL Playoffs, he had some more fun, singing Olivia Newton-John's "Physical" as the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams went head-to-head.

Here's a look at Brady's vocal cords being on-display in the booth on Sunday.

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Tom Brady sings 'Physical' on broadcast​


Seahawks-Rams certainly heated up as it progressed; after Seattle held a 10-6 lead into the late second quarter, the teams traded touchdown drives before halftime, then the Seahawks opened the second half with some momentum.

After a muffed punt return for the Rams became a momentum-swinging play, allowing the Seahawks to score on a Jake Bobo touchdown, Brady was feeling it. As part of his analysis on the following L.A. drive, which was eventually a Davante Adams touchdown, he broke out in song to assess the game's NFC West physicality.

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"Let's get physical, physical," Brady said in a monotone singing voice, quoting Newton-John.


While some fans appreciated the fun from Brady, others noted his ... off-key singing.

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