Tom Brady will award the UFL Championship MVP trophy

Fox has decided to put Tom Brady to work, despite his lucrative $37.5 million per year salary. He will be awarding the UFL Championship MVP trophy on Sunday night, during the game between the San Antonio Brahmas and the Birmingham Stallions in St. Louis. Brady has won the Super Bowl MVP trophy five times in his career, making him a fitting choice for this task. However, some argue that calling the game would be a better fit for the football legend, rather than simply handing out the trophy.

The reception of Tom Brady in St. Louis is uncertain, as the city currently holds animosity towards the Rams. Brady is connected to the Super Bowl XXXVI win over the Rams, which some believe involved cheating by the New England Patriots. Despite a claim by the Boston Herald that the Patriots recorded the Rams’ final walk-through practice before the game, which was later retracted, some former Rams players like Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk still have suspicions. Brady has played only one game in St. Louis since the Patriots’ cheating scandal, where they defeated the Rams 45-7.

With the UFL Championship game not featuring the hometown Battlehawks, it is uncertain how many St. Louis residents will attend the game. The history of the Patriots’ victory over the Rams, the allegations of cheating, and Brady’s involvement in the game all add an interesting element to Brady’s appearance in St. Louis to award the MVP trophy.