Raiders Has Agreed To A $20m Contract Deal With Patriots Key QB, After Making Progressive…

Reports surfaced last year that NFL icon Tom Brady had bought a minority share from Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis.

This happened right after the two-time Super Bowl champion, who was retired seven times. Brady’s unretirement raised some questions at first, not least about how it would affect his ability to complete the deal.

After a few months, Brady’s acquisition of a partial ownership in the Raiders has still not been approved by the league owners.

This week, the league did not cast a ballot at its annual meetings. That does not exclude anything from being resolved in the future. On Tuesday, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell expressed optimism to the media about the situation.

Goodell stated, “I wouldn’t say it’s a delay,” according to ESPN.com. We follow a very detailed procedure. All we’re doing is following our procedure. We have communication with their end. It has, in my opinion, been improving.

This follows another report that said the acquisition was still in the holding pattern. Goodell’s remarks appear to depict things differently.

“There need to be an update about Tom Brady’s endeavor to acquire a portion of the Las Vegas Raiders. Owners, don’t feel too enthused about the deal. If that transaction is to be completed, it will require a great deal of work, as highlighted by CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones.

NFL franchise owners do not want to see their teams’ valuations decline. It remains to be seen if that would be the case if Brady were to receive a discounted minority part of the Raiders. It’s improbable.

The fact that Brady will now start his enormous contract to cover the NFL for Fox Sports the following season presents another problem. There might be a conflict of interest for some people. In other words, an analyst who is more opinionated than the league would prefer.