US EditionTom Brady Fires Back at Critics Who Question His Raiders Ownership While Working as NFL Analyst
Tom Brady denies any conflict despite his unique access as a Raiders minority owner and Fox Sports broadcaster under NFL rules and recent league adjustments.
- On September 24, 2025, Tom Brady addressed concerns about conflicts between his roles as Fox Sports NFL analyst and Las Vegas Raiders minority owner in his weekly newsletter.
- In 2024, Brady became a minority owner of the Raiders with a 5 percent share and began his role as Fox's lead commentator in the main broadcast booth, raising questions about his access to rival teams.
- He was seen wearing a headset in the Raiders' coaching booth during the September 15 matchup versus the Los Angeles Chargers, but the NFL confirmed that such conduct does not violate any rules.
- Brady stated the solution to criticism is 'doing your job with integrity' and called critics 'blinded by distrust' while emphasizing his primary analyst role is to teach.
- The NFL allowed Brady to attend production meetings remotely but not in person at team facilities, and his situation illustrates evolving league policies on overlapping roles.
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Tom Brady’s response to his Raiders/Fox conflict of interest proves he isn’t living in the real world anymore - The Boston Globe
In his weekly newsletter Brady deflected, made excuses, and brushed off his critics as merely “paranoid.” That's not the Brady who New England fell in love with.
Bruce Arthur: Tom Brady is disappointed you don’t trust him to be a Raiders part- owner and a Fox Sports NFL analyst. Imagine that
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Tom Brady is responding to critics who say his part-ownership in the Las Vegas Raiders and his role as a broadcaster don’t mix. Brady called out “the paranoid and distrustful” on Wednesday for believing the two roles present a conflict of interest. What is Brady saying about his critics? The seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback and future Hall of Famer writes a weekly newsletter called “The 199,” which is a nod to his infamous late draft po…
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