Could the Raiders be considering re-signing Tom Brady as a player after recent ownership conflicts and Jimmy Garoppolo’s injury?
The NFL has seen many changes over the years, but one name that continues to make headlines is Tom Brady. There are rumors circulating about his possible comeback to the sport, causing excitement and speculation in the football community. As the important NFL owners’ meetings draw near on October 17th, 2023, people are wondering if the Raiders will re-sign the legendary quarterback after recent ownership disagreements.
The stakes are extremely high for both the Raiders and the NFL as Brady’s potential return remains uncertain. However, what is happening behind the scenes and why are the NFL owners hesitant to approve Brady’s involvement with the Raiders?
The cost for obtaining the Raiders has been reduced due to Garoppolo’s injury.
The topic of Tom Brady’s involvement in NFL ownership has become the main focus among NFL discussions. It is being reported that Brady’s plan to purchase a share in the Raiders franchise has encountered an obstacle. The main issue at hand is the cost of this ownership share and the recent injury updates.

On February 7th, 2021 in Tampa, Florida, USA, quarterback Tom Brady (12) of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers celebrates with the Vince Lombardi Trophy after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium. Photo credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports | Courtesy of Reuters.
While minority stakes are typically sold at a discount due to limited involvement in franchise operations, Mark Davis, the Raiders owner, appears to be offering Brady an astounding 70% discount. Such a substantial reduction has raised eyebrows among thе NFL ownеrs. Some are theorizing that this discount might be due to Garoppolo’s recent concussion injury. Jimmy G, the Raiders QB, missed the Raiders’ last game against the Los Angeles Chargers due to this as well.
However, there is another obstacle that stands in the way of Tom Brady becoming the owner of the Raiders. Despite his stated intention of taking on a passive role as an owner and his recent approval as a co-owner of the WNBA franchise Las Vegas Aces, which is owned by Davis, this adds complications to the situation. In order for Brady to obtain his ownership share of the Raiders, he must receive approval from twenty-four other owners, a task that currently seems unlikely to be achieved at the upcoming meetings.
Obstacles in the process of obtaining Tom Brady.
Tom Brady’s popularity extends beyond the football field, establishing him as a key figure in the league. The NFL leaders and finance committee understand the value of Brady’s continued association with the NFL. Yet, there is one obstacle – his commitment to joining FOX as an analyst in 2024. This career move was solidified with a 10-year, $375 million contract in 2022, showcasing Brady’s future position as FOX’s main analyst.
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Tom Brady, the quarterback for the New England Patriots, has embraced a $375 million deal with Fox and has shared his biggest fear with fans.
Tom Brady, the New England Patriots’ quarterback, has accepted a $375 million contract with Fox and has opened up about his greatest worry with his supporters.
Yеt, thе finance committее seems unwilling to approve Brady’s Raidеrs ownеrship stakе at Davis’s discountеd pricе. This surprising reluctance raises questions about thе motives behind thеsе objections, еspеcially considering Brady’s status as a future Hall of Famеr. Аrе thеrе undisclosed concerns lurking beneath the surface?
As the NFL prepares for the upcoming owners’ meetings, the possibility of Tom Brady joining the Raiders is uncertain. The question remains: Will Brady receive enough “Yes” votes? Or will the reduced price and Brady’s diverse career goals prove to be obstacles that cannot be overcome?
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Could the Raiders potentially sign Tom Brady as a player due to ownership issues and Jimmy Garoppolo’s injury? This was discussed on EssentiallySports.