Overview

• Tom Brady's bid to become a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders is on hold, with no vote anticipated at next week's NFL annual league meeting.
• Concerns over a below-market value deal and potential conflicts of interest with Brady's role as Fox's lead NFL analyst are delaying the approval process.
• Brady, partnering with Tom Wagner of Knighthead Capital Management, aims for a 10% stake in the Raiders, valued at $6.2 billion by Forbes.
• NFL owners must approve the deal by a majority vote, but some are hesitant to allow Brady access to team facilities for broadcast preparations.
• The NFL owners' meeting in Orlando will not vote on Brady's bid, with the next opportunity for discussion scheduled for May in Nashville.