With the 2024 regular season quickly coming to an end, the Las Vegas Raiders will have a lot of issues to address in the offseason.
From figuring out the future of head coach Antonio Pierce to addressing the quarterback issues on offense, the Raiders will have to make some major moves to succeed in 2025. One factor that should help out the organization this offseason is new co-owner and NFL legend Tom Brady having a major say in the future of the team.
Brady was just named a minority owner of the Raiders this past year, and it sounds like there's a world that could see him put all of his focus into the team this offseason after majority owner Mark Davis announced that his new partner would have a significant say in decisions going forward.
The former quarterback has also been commentating for Fox Sports this season after he was signed to a 10-year, $375 million contract by the network to provide analysis. It took Brady and the NFL coming to an agreement that he would keep bias out of his commentating for him to be allowed to keep broadcasting while still remaining a minority owner of the Raiders, which has proven to be a tough task.
However, according to a prediction by Richard Deitsch from The Athletic, there is a possibility that Brady will walk away from his contract with the media company to put more focus into his ownership.
"I've previously said I'd put down big money that Brady will not finish his 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox, given all his various business interests away from broadcasting, including ownership," Deitsch wrote. "That remains true. The safer prediction would be that Brady walks away from his Fox deal after three or four years.
"But I'm going bold and saying Brady gets deeper involved with the Las Vegas Raiders in the offseason and decides to go all in with NFL ownership and his production company by the start of the next NFL season."
Fox Sports broadcaster Tom Brady.
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With Davis wanting Brady making a huge impact on the team, this scenario seems like it is likely to happen.
The new minority owner has also shown interest in directing his focus more onto the team than his broadcasting career, so he could be thinking of going all in on the Raiders.
