Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion, stayed largely out of the spotlight during his first season of retirement from the NFL. This following season, when he enters the FOX booth and potentially acquires some Las Vegas Raiders, that will drastically change. But the NFL owners have yet to approve his investment, which was made public more than a year after it was declared in relation to the team that Mark Davis owns the majority of. Furthermore, it doesn’t seem like it will be approved at next meetings.
The reason it wasn’t approved the previous year was due to a few problematic considerations. Owners’ inability to be certain that Tom Brady had officially retired was one of those factors. After all, I’m sure that 46-year-old received inquiries from several teams over a potential playing role last season. Furthermore, it is not possible to be an NFL player and a team owner at the same time.
Those justifications are understandable. Even if it were Tom Brady, I doubt that NFL fans would be ecstatic to have their club owner call games on national television. Tom Brady did not want to hear this news, especially after being subjected to some hurtful comments at The Roast of Tom Brady earlier this month.
