Summary
The NFL investigated concerns about Tom Brady being in the Raiders' coaches' booth during a game, leading to questions about rule violations due to his status as a minority owner of the team and a broadcaster. The NFL clarified that Brady did not break any rules, allowing him to sit in the booth wearing a headset as part of his ownership role. However, Brady still cannot attend team practices or production meetings at team facilities.
Key Facts
- Tom Brady is a retired NFL quarterback and former New England Patriots player.
- Brady is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and currently works as a broadcaster for FOX.
- During a Raiders game, Brady was seen in the coaches' booth with a headset, sparking social media reactions.
- The NFL stated there are no rules against an owner sitting in the coaches' booth or wearing a headset.
- Brady is not allowed to attend team practices or production meetings on team premises.
- Brady can attend production meetings remotely and conduct interviews off-site.
- The NFL clarified that Brady did not violate any league rules concerning team access.
