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Tom Brady<\/a> may be the greatest NFL quarterback to ever play the game, but when <\/span>it comes to his kids<\/a>, he’s just Dad.<\/span><\/p>\n That being said, Brady feels that being a dad has been good practice for taking some comedic heat at his hotly anticipated Netflix roast.<\/span><\/p>\n On Sunday, the seven-time Super Bowl champion walked the carpet ahead of\u00a0<\/span>The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady<\/em><\/a>\u00a0— the live comedy roast held in his honor as part of the Netflix Is a Joke comedy festival at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.<\/span><\/p>\n Speaking with ET’s Kevin Frazier, Brady admitted that he’s “not prepared” for the jokes that are about to come his way — but with teenagers at home, he has some thick skin.<\/span><\/p>\n “I’m just their dad, so everything I do is lame and, you know, there’s nothing I do that’s right,” Brady said with a laugh. “But it’s fun being a dad. I’ve got some great kids.”<\/span><\/p>\n Brady shares\u00a014-year-old son Benjamin and 11-year-old daughter Vivian with his ex-wife,\u00a0<\/span>Gisele B\u00fcndchen<\/a>. He’s also dad to 16-year-old son Jack, from his previous relationship with <\/span>Bridget Moynahan.<\/a><\/p>\n “I’m gonna obviously hope they don’t tune in tonight because there’s gonna be way too many things that are inappropriate,” Brady added, “but oh well! They’ll learn it somehow.”<\/span><\/p>\n Brady also addressed comments he made last month when <\/span>he said he “wouldn’t be opposed” to someday making a comeback<\/a> and playing in the NFL once more. When asked directly if he ever thought he’d return from retirement, Brady told ET, “No, man, I’m good. I’m in a great place.”<\/span><\/p>\n “I’m excited about working for Fox,” added Brady, who will be appearing on Fox’s NFL coverage in the fall as a lead color commentator.\u00a0“I’ve been working really hard to really understand the mechanics of what I have to do and be excited to be on TV.”<\/span><\/p>\n