Brady's NFL Comeback Blocked by Raiders Stake

0:00On March 27, Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl winner, keeps making news even in retirement by floating the idea of an NFL comeback. He recently admitted checking with the league about returning to play, but they quickly shut it down because of his 5% ownership stake-in, the Las Vegas Raiders. He reached out directly to see if it was possible, and officials made it clear that rule would block any return unless he sold his shares. Rather than deal with that hassle or complicate things for the team, Brady decided to let the whole idea go. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter pointed out how rare this is for players. Most my daydream about unretiring, but if you have Brady's success, or jump straight into ownership and broadcasting right after hanging up there, cleats. This blocks the kind of flexibility he had in 2022, when he briefly retired, then came back for one more run with the Tampa Bay. Buccaneers Brady seems perfectly happy now, with his Fox Sports job and advisory spot in Las Vegas. So the door on another return stays firmly closed, and less he walks away from that investment.

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