Tom Brady's Raiders Ownership Bid Faces Delay Amid NFL Owners' Concerns

Tom Brady's attempt to purchase a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders is likely to be postponed due to unresolved issues and potential conflicts of interest, with no vote expected at the upcoming NFL meeting.

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.