Overview
- Raiders offensive coordinator Chip Kelly said conversations with minority owner Tom Brady are general football discussions and not weekly game-planning.
- During the Chargers–Raiders telecast, Brady was shown in the coaches’ booth wearing a headset, which the NFL said is allowed for an owner.
- The league’s updated rules let Brady join production meetings remotely while continuing to prohibit in-person access to practices and team facilities.
- Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he is not concerned about competitive issues arising from Brady’s dual roles, even as some ex-insiders voice worries.
- No public NFL investigation has been announced, and Brady is scheduled to call Bears–Cowboys for Fox one week before the Raiders face Chicago.