Tom Brady’s mini-me son Jack is not so mini anymore.
On Wednesday, the future Hall of Fame quarterback posted a collection of photos on Instagram from a recent golf outing at The Hills in East Quogue, N.Y. with his 17-year-old son, who towered over his 6-foot-4 father’s frame in one snap.
“Is Jack standing on something? Besides business lol,” Brady’s former Buccaneers teammate, wide receiver Mike Evans, wrote in the comments.
Rob Gronkowski, who played alongside the seven-time Super Bowl champion in New England and Tampa Bay, also teased, “Jack is way more beastly than you.”
Brady co-parents Jack with his ex-girlfriend, actress Bridget Moynahan. He is also a dad to son Benjamin, 15, and daughter Vivian, 12, whom he shares with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen.
The golf outing with his eldest son comes just as Brady, 47, is set to return to the booth for his second season as Fox’s lead NFL analyst.
He worked alongside play-by-play caller Kevin Burkhardt on the premier matchups of the 2024 season, including Super Bowl 2025 in New Orleans, where the Eagles throttled the Chiefs, 40-22.
Brady, who retired from the NFL in 2023 after 23 prolific seasons, reflected on his first year as a broadcaster in a candid Instagram post.
“It certainly was a new challenge to undertake but I couldn’t have asked for a better team to be a part of and learn from!” he wrote in February.
“To all of my @nflonfox teammates, producers, crew, and colleagues—you made this experience so special, and I’m grateful for the energy, dedication and perserverance you brought every week while always delivering the best broadcast for the fans who we serve week in and week out. It’s always been about the TEAM and I’m lucky to be part of this great one @foxsports.”
Brady officially joined Fox in May 2022 before his final season in the league.
He and Burkhardt will travel to Landover, Md. for Week 1 of the season when the Commanders host the Giants in an NFC East clash.
Fox’s top crew will travel to Kansas City the following week for a Super Bowl rematch as part of “America’s Game of the Week.”
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