Tom Brady will not be punished by the NFL after criticizing officials on Sunday during Fox's broadcast of a game between the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions. Brady, a Fox Sports analyst, made the controversial comments when Detroit safety Brian Branch was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Green Bay wide receiver Bo Melton in the second quarter.

Tom Brady is technically not permitted to criticize NFL officials during game broadcasts now that he is a part-owner of a team, but it sounds like the league will allow him to do his job.

Tom Brady has been cleared of any disciplinary action following his on-air comments about Detroit Lions player Brian Branch’s ejection in the recent game against the Green Bay Packers. Brady, who now serves as a broadcaster and a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders,

Tom Brady didn’t cross a line after all. The former NFL quarterback turned broadcaster and the owner of a partial stake in the Raiders will not be punished for the comments he made on air during Sunday’s Lions-Packers game in which he seemed to criticize the decision to kick Lions defensive back Brian Branch,