Overview
- Brady was shown wearing a headset in the Raiders’ coaches’ booth during Week 2, prompting renewed scrutiny of his dual roles as Fox’s lead analyst and a Las Vegas limited partner.
- League guardrails now permit Brady to join production meetings remotely but continue to prohibit practice access and on‑site meetings at team facilities or hotels.
- Reaction is split: Bears coach Ben Johnson said he will share no ‘trade secrets’ before Brady calls Bears‑Cowboys this week, while critics including Marcus Spears argue the setup risks the NFL’s integrity.
- ESPN’s report that Chip Kelly speaks with Brady two to three times weekly about film and game plans fueled concerns; Pete Carroll disputed the specifics but confirmed regular conversations with Brady.
- Some rival ownership and front‑office sources expressed annoyance and suggested they could push for tighter limits, as Brady is slated to broadcast multiple Raiders opponents, including Chicago one week before Bears‑Raiders.