Greg Olsen won't be a part of Fox's Super Bowl LIX broadcast after losing the lead analyst role to Tom Brady. He says his 'goal is to call top games' again.

Fox made a big splash when it decided to offer Tom Brady a 10-year, $375 million contract to be the network’s lead NFL analyst despite no broadcasting experience. The move was even more puzzling given that Fox had to demote an actual broadcasting star in Greg Olsen to make room for Brady.

Greg Olsen has been sidelined from his top analyst role at FOX Sports in favor of Tom Brady, who was offered a $375 million contract. Though Brady's debut received criticism for his commentary, Olsen remains optimistic about his future.

A couple of weeks ago, I stated in Traina Thoughts that it was a disservice to NFL fans that Fox’s Greg Olsen was not behind a microphone for postseason games. My comment had nothing to do with Tom Brady because I totally understand why Fox decided to get involved in the Tom Brady business.

Two years ago, Fox was preparing to televise a Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl. Greg Olsen was preparing to call the game. Currently, Fox is preparing to televise a Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl. Greg Olsen is not.

The last time the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles met in the Super Bowl, former NFL tight end Greg Olsen was calling the game with Kevin Burkhardt as part of Fox's No. 1 announcing team.

NFL season with FOX Sports is over after he took 18 weeks settling into his demotion in result of Tom Brady's onboarding taking precedent. As Olsen watches nationally broadcasted games he got comfortable with commentating on over the last few years,