The new general manager in town John Spytek is heavily aided by veterans of the game of football, which only gives the Las Vegas Raiders a behind the scenes edge.

John Spytek, the newly appointed general manager of the Las Vegas Raiders, finds himself in an enviable position for a first-time GM. He benefits from the guidance of Super Bowl-winning head coach Pete Carroll and the invaluable expertise of NFL legend and Raiders minority owner Tom Brady.

The Las Vegas Raiders need a quarterback, but the chance of them landing one of the top two QBs in the 2025 draft class — Miami’s Cam Ward or Colorado’s Shedeur

According to CSB Sports, Tom Brady purchased a 10% stake in the Las Vegas Raiders last October, with 5% going to him and the other 5% allocated to his business

There has been plenty of drama lately surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders and their minority owner, Tom Brady. And let's just say you may want to steer clear of any Starbucks coffee shops right now. The rumors of Matthew Stafford,

The Las Vegas Raiders are targeting their first Super Bowl since moving from Oakland - but what could their dream NFL offseason look like?

John Spytek kept it straightforward when asked about Tom Brady's involvement with the Raiders in his first year as GM.

The Las Vegas Raiders didn't land Matthew Stafford, which stings. Nonetheless, their failed pursuit of the veteran quarterback revealed multiple silver linings, suggesting things are different with legendary signal-caller Tom Brady as a minority shareholder.

Shedeur Sanders has been rumored to be on the Las Vegas Raiders' radar, but now the quarterback has dropped all pretenses to directly challenge Tom Brady's team ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. During the past few months,

Tom Brady is doing his part to potentially land a big-name quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason. Is he guilty of tampering with opposing players though? That's what fans want to know.