Tom Brady’s ownership proposal $900 Million with the Las Vegas Raiders still has a major obstacle Due To some Potential…

The day when Tom Brady owns a piece of the Las Vegas Raiders is drawing near. This week, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell provided an update.

Brady’s ability to invest in the team was to be decided by a vote by all of the team owners, but they chose not to. Brady and Vegas team owner Mark Davis reached an agreement last year for Brady to purchase a modest stake in the team. We’re not privy to every detail of their contract. However, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay made a suggestion that Brady might receive 10% of the team at a discounted rate.

When the agreement was first postponed in October of last year, Irsay stated, “We’re trying to work it through.” All that needs to happen is for the amount to be a fair amount to buy from Tom.

Once again, the deal has been postponed, and it appears that Brady still lacks sufficient backing from the other team owners. Before the deal to go through, it needs to be approved by 24 of the 32 owners of NFL teams. Goodell stated this week that there isn’t a problem with the Brady contract. Rather, they are merely organizing things.

“I wouldn’t say it’s a delay,” he clarified. We follow a very detailed procedure. All we’re doing is following our procedure. We have communication with their end. It has, in my opinion, been improving.” Brady may be receiving a preferential rate on his contract, and negotiations may also be impacted by his significant shift to the FOX network.

Brady will talk about football after he’s done playing it.