Overview

• The NFL will let Tom Brady join weekly team production meetings remotely and connect with select coaches or players via virtual hookup.
• Brady remains barred from in-person visits to the home team's practice facility even if his Fox colleagues attend.
• NFL media chief Hans Schroeder said the update stems from last season’s Super Bowl test and aims to bolster preparation for Fox’s top game reaching roughly 20–25 million viewers.
• Brady begins Year 2 as Fox’s lead analyst under a 10-year, $375 million contract while also serving as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.
• Skepticism over potential bias persists among some media and team staff, while Brady counters that he will be professional and not mislead viewers.