Tom Brady has made noticeable strides as a broadcaster over the last couple of years, but the legendary quarterback is still working out some of the kinks.

Brady was caught dropping an “oh sh*t” on the air after seeing Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels suffer a dislocated elbow against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2. During that same game, he described a strong throw by Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott as a “piss missile.”

Brady later admitted he was a little embarrassed by that particular call, and on Tuesday, he shared something else. He was contacted afterwards by the FCC.

Brady posted a handful of pictures and some video from his early season FOX assignments in an Instagram carousel Tuesday afternoon.

In the caption of the post, he revealed the FCC contacted him.

“There’s nothing I love more than going to work with my man, and the best in the business, @kevburkhardt and the entire @nflonfox crew,” Brady wrote. “I’m blessed to work with the best team in sports. @erinandrews, Tom Rinaldi, @dean.blandino, @thomas_casale, Richie, Rich, @qb_bhoyer7 @ry_griffin and the entire crew that makes it happen EVERY SINGLE WEEK. We love sharing our insight with you, the fans who support the @nfl with more passion than I can ever remember…More miss pissles and a few turkey provolones no doubt coming up this year… yes, I meant miss pissles, I got a call from the FCC 😂😂😂.”

There’s no indication of whether or not Brady or FOX faced a fine for his comments, but he’s clearly going to have to watch his mouth in the booth moving forward.

After enduring some rough patches during his FOX debut in 2024, Brady improved greatly last season. The 2026 campaign marks the third year of his 10-year, $375 million contract, which Brady says he will see through to the end.

“I have a lot to prove to myself, to my teammates. I have a lot to prove to the executives,” Brady said earlier this month. “I want to go earn it and I don’t want anything given to me. I hope they’ll have me through the end of this contract. I love getting to enjoy the game. I love watching good football. There’s such great camaraderie and chemistry we all have together. We have seminars. We have off-site retreats. We have text threads with all of us. It feels like a big family in so many ways, and I was not really expecting that when I decided to take the job.”