The Las Vegas Raiders‘ coaching carousel is spinning once again, and this time, Tom Brady is being told there’s only one man who can stop it. The team has reportedly asked a few candidates to meet them in Miami at the national championship game,

Tom Brady knows what it takes to win, and now he’s trying to deliver success in Sin City. The seven-time Super Bowl champion, who owns a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, has his work

The team’s brass, led by part owner Tom Brady and general manager John Spytek, will be traveling to South Florida to watch Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza in the National Championship game against Miami. It will kick start a process that is currently expected to end with Mendoza being the No. 1 overall draft pick by the Raiders in April.

The Raiders name Tom Brady as a key decision-maker, confirming his direct role in football operations and the search for next head coach.

The Las Vegas Raiders' head coaching search has now lasted two weeks, as Las Vegas' front office works through a long list of qualified candidates. With the No.

By this point, it’s already been established that Tom Brady is heavily involved in the Las Vegas Raiders’ coaching search. How involved? Apparently, the Raiders’ pursuit for their next head coach starts with their minority owner.

Tom Brady and the Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly eyeing two big-named coaches to help the team rebound in 2026.

Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady has been influential in the organization for more than a year and hopes to build a foundation for sustainable success.