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Brady retired in Feb. 2023 after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were eliminated by the Dallas Cowboys in the Wild Card Round. Brady retired as the all-time leader in every major passing category to go along with his seven Super Bowl rings.

Tom Brady is in the process of acquiring a Raiders’ ownership stake. The team is owned by Mark Davis, who inherited the team following the passing of his father, Al, in 2011. The Raiders relocated from Oakland to Las Vegas in 2020.

On May 29, Mark Maske of The Washington Post reported that Brady’s chances of having his ownership stake deal approved is above 50 percent. Maske added that Brady’s deal may be approved at the next league owners meeting in October.

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Even 18 months after he announced his second (and official) retirement from football, rumors continue to ramp up that Brady may come back and play again for the Raiders. As enticing as that sounds, it’s simply not going to happen.

Brady is now 47 years of age and seems content on retirement. He’s set to begin the first of a 10-year deal with FOX Sports worth a whopping $375 million in September, working alongside the network’s top commentary team of Kevin Burkhardt and Erin Andrews.

Tom Brady’s Fox Analyst Debut Is 4 Weeks Away

Brady’s highly-anticipated debut as an analyst for FOX Sports will begin on Sept. 8, when he comes to Cleveland to call the Browns’ season opener against Dak Prescott’s Dallas Cowboys.