Raiders majority owner Mark Davis has talked plenty about minority owner Tom Brady's vision and how Brady can be involved ...

The Tom Brady factor in Las Vegas has given the Raiders an edge in attracting candidates they typically wouldn’t land. His influence is a key draw, which is why coaches like Ben Johnson agreed ...

In a city where gambling chips fly quicker than checkpoints, it made sense that Tom Brady's new chapter started in Las Vegas.

As Brady noted, majority owner Mark Davis still calls the shots, and the team is clearly empowering new head coach Pete ...

O n Tuesday, the NFL approved Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis’ 10.5 percent sale of a minority stake in the franchise to Tom Brady, Brady’s business partner Tom Wagner and Richard Seymour.

Tom Brady may not be a frequent visitor to the Las Vegas Raiders' facility, but his influence on the team is undeniable, according to head coach Pete Carroll.Speaking on the Brock & Salk show on ...

Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, is expected to have a lot of influence on the team's head coach search following Antonio Pierce's firing.

Tom Brady's influence on the Las Vegas Raiders is growing since acquiring a minority stake. He played a key role in hiring veteran coach Pete Carroll, attracting him with a shared vision.

It will be interesting to see how much influence Tom Brady will have in this next Raiders coaching search. I’m told it will be a lot. — Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) January 7, 2025 ...

Tom Brady will have "a lot" of influence on the team's coaching search after firing former Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce, ... Raiders owner Mark Davis and Tom Brady (r) in 2023.

New Las Vegas Raiders part-owner Tom Brady reportedly made his presence felt in the team's decision to hire Pete Carroll as its next head coach. According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, a ...

Tom Brady's minority ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders raises questions about his influence. NFL insider Albert Breer suggests Brady's involvement, though currently limited by his broadcasting ...