Even though the scoreboard won’t measure Tom Brady’s performance in the Fox Sports booth during Sunday’s Super Bowl, he is trying to take the same approach that he did in his previous 10 appearances in the big game as a player.

Questions about his ownership role with the Raiders were sidestepped as deftly as he used to dodge pass rushers during his 20 seasons with the Patriots.

Brady interviewed Mahomes on Wednesday for Fox’s pregame show, part of his duties in the first season of a 10-year contract with the network. He called working the Super Bowl “a dream come true.” Wednesday’s conference call primarily was with reporters who cover media, and there were many questions about Brady’s second career.

As part of a Fox Sports media conference call with about 20 reporters on Wednesday afternoon, Brady addressed some of the topics that have intersected with his first year as Fox’s lead NFL analyst. Here are some excerpts from that call, which The Athletic sat in on.

Tom Brady has starred in many a Super Bowl. Now awaits a new challenge — calling the big game. Inside that and more of FOX's preparations.

All eyes will be on Tom Brady as he prepares for the biggest assignment of his brief broadcasting career at Fox on Sunday for Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Tom Brady was a season veteran at playing in the Super Bowl. He shared how to best prepare for the game ahead of Super Bowl LIX.

Patrick Mahomes. Jalen Hurts. Saquon Barkley. Travis Kelce. While there will be a lot of star power on the field Sunday when the Eagles take on the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, much of the attention will be focused on a former player in the booth.

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."

When you've played in 10 Super Bowls, you've faced off against many great players. Tom Brady can attest to that, but there's one defensive player who stands out.