Looks like the NFL owners aren’t ready for Tom Brady to have a piece of the Las Vegas Raiders. So far, his contract deal has yet to receive a green signal from the owners.
A source close to the Washington Post revealed what happened to the seven-time Super Bowl champion’s attempt to acquire a minority stake in the Raiders. The attempt is expected to have no votes from the NFL owners at next week’s annual league meeting. After retiring from the NFL, Brady has continued to expand his investment portfolio.
This deal of Las Vegas Raiders under principal owner Mark Davis is an integral part of it. But for now, it is on hold with the possibility of last-minute alterations next week.
This isn’t the first time Brady’s contract hit a roadblock. Earlier, the finance committee told him his bidding price was below the market value. That’s when he increased his bid for ten percent of the franchise and hoped it would gain swift approval from the NFL owner in the upcoming week.
The NFL legend’s deal has remained under view for the past ten months. For the ownership deal to be proved, Brady would need at least 24 owners out of 32 in his favor.
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But that’s not the only issue with the former NFL quarterback’s deal. Some owners have raised their concerns about Brady joining FOX Sports. He is set to fill in the shoes of Greg Olsen in 2024 as the lead football analyst.
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