The Las Vegas Raiders new head honcho in general manager John Spytek might be in one of the better situations as a first time GM. Not only does he have a Super

John Spytek, the new GM of the Las Vegas Raiders, values Tom Brady's insights and has dismissed rumors about Brady's efforts to return quarterback Matthew Stafford to the franchise. Brady's agent also refuted these claims,

The Las Vegas Raiders are targeting their first Super Bowl since moving from Oakland - but what could their dream NFL offseason look like?

According to CSB Sports, Tom Brady purchased a 10% stake in the Las Vegas Raiders last October, with 5% going to him and the other 5% allocated to his business

The Las Vegas Raiders have one of the most unenviable quarterback situations in the NFL, and it’s clear that with Tom Brady involved in the decision-making and new head coach Pete Carroll in town, this timeline is about to speed up.

The Las Vegas Raiders made a bold move this offseason by hiring 73-year-old Pete Carroll as their new head coach. With Tom Brady as part of their ownership group, a sense of urgency and ambition has been added to the organization’s search for success.

John Spytek kept it straightforward when asked about Tom Brady's involvement with the Raiders in his first year as GM.

There has been plenty of drama lately surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders and their minority owner, Tom Brady. And let's just say you may want to steer clear of any Starbucks coffee shops right now. The rumors of Matthew Stafford,

Tom Brady and the Las Vegas Raiders swung and missed when it came to their efforts to land Matthew Stafford, who was their top quarterback target this offseason. In the wake of the news that Stafford would be sticking with the Los Angeles Rams, the Raiders made a decision on one of their own quarterbacks.

The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a new era. Or at least, they hope they are. Six sluggish years in their new Nevada home are only the latest chapter in the once-feared franchise’s two decade story of futility.