Tom Brady's minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders approved by NFL owners
Tom Brady takes 5% control of the Raiders. He can't come of out retirement and play again unless he sells his stake in the team.
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Tom Brady takes 5% control of the Raiders. He can't come of out retirement and play again unless he sells his stake in the team.
It appears Tom Brady will finally become a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders after some delay.
Both players feel bad for their former offensive coordinator in New England.
The Las Vegas Raiders have fired head coach Josh McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler.
WBZ TV's Kate Merrill reports.
Adam Butler wasn't thrilled with his former head coach after Sunday's game between the Raiders and Patriots.
Tom Brady is reportedly looking to expand his portfolio in retirement.
WBZ-TV's Tiffany Chan has the story.
If Tom Brady was nearly a Las Vegas Raider, team owner Mark Davis claims he doesn't remember much about it.
The Raiders are looking to make another addition to their staff from New England's, this time with national scout Brandon Yeargan.
Jakob Johnson helped clarify why he's leaving the Patriots in an interview in his native Germany, saying that the Patriots won't be utilizing a traditional fullback in their offense anymore.
After signing a pair of now-former Patriots at the start of free agency, the Raiders reportedly have their eyes on another former New Englander.
After years of not having a true No. 1 receiver at his disposal in New England, Josh McDaniels went out and got one of the best in the business for his Raiders.
Jakob Johnson left the Patriots this week to sign with the Raiders in free agency. But before heading to Las Vegas, the fullback made sure to send his thanks in a farewell message to the team that gave him his first shot in the NFL.
The Patriots have lost another member of their offensive backfield to Josh McDaniels and the Las Vegas Raiders. This time, it's fullback Jakob Johnson.
Patriots fans can cross Chandler Jones off their offseason wish list. The defensive end is heading to Las Vegas to play for Josh McDaniels and his Raiders.
Last week, Josh McDaniels' new job as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders brought him to Indianapolis, the place where he was supposed to become the Colts' head coach four years ago.
Josh McDaniels left New England for Las Vegas this offseason, and he brought a lot of Patriots coaches with him. And according to McDaniels, Bill Belichick knew they were going with him.
Given Bill Belichick's past comments about coaches taking away his assistants upon getting a job elsewhere, it was fair to wonder how the Patriots' head coach felt about Josh McDaniels hiring away three members of New England's offensive coaching staff.
Former Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is taking some friends with him to Las Vegas.
Thirteen years after his failed stint as a head coach in Denver, Josh McDaniels is ready for his next shot as a head coach with the Las Vegas Raiders and hopes the lessons he learned with the Broncos leads to more success his second time around.
Josh McDaniels is back in the running for the Raiders' head coaching job.
Josh McDaniels felt so good about his chances of landing the Raiders' head coaching job that he apparently began making calls to assistants around the league to build a potential staff in Las Vegas. That planning was premature.
"We have made these schedule changes based on medical advice and after discussion with the NFLPA as we are seeing a new, highly transmissible form of the virus this week resulting in a substantial increase in cases across the league," the NFL said in a statement. "We continue to make decisions in consultation with medical experts to ensure the health and safety of the NFL community."
The Raiders and Cowboys are both coming off of disappointing losses just as division races heat up.
