Tom Brady Faces Scrutiny Over Dual Roles with Fox Sports and Raiders Ownership

The NFL analyst and minority Raiders owner plans to fulfill his 10-year Fox contract despite conflict of interest concerns.

Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, is also Fox Sports' lead NFL analyst, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
Brady is restricted by the NFL from attending production meetings, practices, or team facilities of opposing teams due to his ownership stake in the Raiders.
Fox Sports executive Brad Zager has dismissed claims of a conflict of interest, defending Brady’s professionalism and integrity in his dual roles.
Brady's agent, Don Yee, confirmed the former quarterback intends to fulfill the entirety of his 10-year, $375 million broadcasting contract with Fox.
Brady will call the NFC Divisional Round game between the Commanders and Lions, with Detroit coordinators being candidates for the Raiders' head coaching vacancy.