Tom Brady may finally be retired from the NFL, this time “for good.” But that doesn’t mean he’s done with the league. Less than two weeks after ESPN reported the longtime quarterback had entered “deep discussions” to become a limited partner of the Raiders, Brady and team owner Mark Davis have agreed to a deal that’ll make the former Patriots and Buccaneers star a minority owner, pending NFL approval, per Sports Illustrated.
In March, not long after his second retirement in as many years, Brady acquired an ownership stake in the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces, who are primarily controlled by Davis. Now, the latter has agreed to sell a minority share of the Raiders to the future Hall of Famer and submitted the agreement to the NFL for approval. While a vote on the deal won’t occur at this week’s spring meeting, according to Albert Breer, it marks a notable step toward Brady becoming an executive.
This isn’t the first time Brady has made efforts to own an NFL team. After…
