Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady's role with the team continues to gain clarity.

When Tom Brady joined the Raiders in the capacity of a minority owner, it was hailed as the dawn of a winning era. However, the first chapter of this partnership has been anything but a fairy tale.

NFL players recently surveyed by The Athletic are reportedly fine with potential overlap between Tom Brady's broadcast and team ownership responsibilities, both because of Brady's legendary playing career and the Las Vegas Raiders' struggles in 2025.

Tom Brady may be wearing two hats after his playing days, but for now, his attention is clearly split; Leading Fox’s No. 1 broadcasting crew and helping the Las Vegas Raiders as a minority owner.Following the Raiders’ decision to part ways with head coach Pete Carroll,

With head coach Pete Carroll’s firing and a first-round pick in hand, Tom Brady’s Las Vegas Raiders have scoured the market in search of the next man at the helm, conducting 15 interviews so far. They’re finally starting to trim that list down,

Fox Sports analyst and Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady has dropped his own personal selections for a number of NFL awards.

The Las Vegas Raiders can't miss with their upcoming first-overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Here's what they could do.

The Las Vegas Raiders are entering one of the most pivotal offseasons in the franchise history, and once again, Tom Brady is at the center of NFL conversation. This time, however, it’s on his dual role as the Raiders minority owner and Fox Sports’ lead NFL broadcaster.

Tom Brady and the Las Vegas Raiders have been put on notice about selecting Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.