Former New England Patriots quarterback and current FOX Sports broadcaster Tom Brady wore a spiffy watch while in the booth for Super Bowl LIX’s matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.

Tom Brady offered Super Bowl LIX MVP Jalen Hurts some helpful advice immediately after the Philadelphia Eagles' 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs

Tom Brady capped his first year as Fox's lead color analyst by calling Super Bowl LIX alongside Kevin Burkhardt. Where the legendary John Madden used to give out turkey legs to his Thanksgiving Day players of the game, Brady developed his own award given to the top player from each game he called this season.

Tom Brady had a night to remember, as did Philadelphia. Patrick Mahomes did not. Here are the Super Bowl’s biggest winners and losers.

There's a good chance Brady loved the outcome of Super Bowl LIX, however, even if it meant Foles could take a shot his way. Mostly because Mahomes and the Chiefs being blown out s

Super Bowl LIX color came not from Tom Brady in the broadcast booth but from a distracting scorebug at the bottom of the screen.

The Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes debates will rage on long after Super Bowl LIX. Sure, Mahomes didn’t do himself any favors in the Kansas City Chiefs’ 40-22 blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, but there is still plenty of football ahead in his career to potentially turn things around.

The luxury magazine Robb Report touted the "opulent watch" and wrote, "Like much of Brady's wrist candy, his 44 by 15.8 mm Caviar Tourbillon is not easy to come by." The piece included a quote from Benjamin Arabov, CEO of Jacob & Co., "Tom Brady is the epitome of excellence, both on and off the field."

The debate of whether Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes is the better quarterback added a new talking point after the Chiefs got blown out by the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX.