Tom Brady is making an emotional return to New England this weekend.The best quarterback in NFL history will be in Foxborough on Sunday afternoon to call the Week 9 matchup between the Patriots and Green Bay Packers.Brady is returning to the place where he became an NFL legendGettyIt will mark the first time the $375m Fox announcer will return to his old stomping ground as a broadcaster.Brady’s return will coincide with former teammate Rob Gronkowski being inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame.Ahead of the occasion, TB12, who can’t stop swearing on air at the moment, said it will be difficult to cover his former team objectively without people thinking he’s talking about himself.“It’s a great AFC-NFC matchup. These don’t happen very often,” Brady said to Colin Cowherd on Tuesday. View Tweet: https://t.co/uwdmZN3Sli“And I get to be there to watch it in person in front of a very friendly home crowd — I’m very excited.”“It’ll be certainly emotional,” Brady went on.“I mean, every inch of that stadium, I’ve been through so many times.“From the locker rooms to the media rooms to the field. Just so many memorable plays in that stadium. Big games, championship games and rivalry games, division-clinching games. “So, to be back there and to really understand what that Patriot organization is all about and to convey that to the fans in a way where I’m not talking about myself, I’m really talking about this awesome program that’s been built. “And the Patriots just always seem to do things the right way.”Brady and Belichick formed the modern NFL’s most formidable dynastyGettyBrady and Gronk won four Super Bowls together, three of which came in New EnglandGettyView Tweet: https://t.co/ocQs3K5DXzBrady spent 20 seasons with the Patriots, transforming them into the NFL’s most dominant dynasty. The legendary signal caller was famously drafted in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft, before becoming a starter in 2001 after Drew Bledsoe went down injury.Brady never looked back after that, winning six Super Bowls (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLIX, LI and LIII), appearing in nine overall alongside head coach Bill Belichick.He finished his time with the Patriots with 74,571 passing yards and 541 touchdown passes in the regular season, along with 30 playoff victories.Gronkowski was also a big part of that Patriots dynasty, winning three Super Bowls in New England.The iconic tight end then joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the final two seasons of his career, where he won a fourth and final Vince Lombardi Trophy alongside Brady.While Sunday will be a celebratory occasion, the 5-3 Patriots have business to attend to on the field as they welcome the 5-3 Packers.Patriots QB Drake Maye has put his early season struggles to bed in recent weeks, winning four of his last five games.Jordan Love and the Packers, meanwhile, are coming off a TNF win against the Carolina Panthers and remain in the hunt for a playoff spot in the loaded NFC North.Sign up for talkSPORT Stateside, the YouTube channel dedicated to passionate US Sports fans.Will Gavin, Brian T. Smith, former NFL star Efe Obada and a collection of special guests debate the biggest talking points across the NFL, soccer, NBA and more.