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Tom Brady Says NFL Didn't Support His Potential Comeback
Tom Brady must sell his 5% Las Vegas Raiders stake due to NFL policies barring player-owners, with salary cap issues also complicating any potential comeback.
- Tom Brady explored the possibility of returning to the NFL, but they did not like the idea because of his ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.
- Brady said he is happily retired and has only played an advisory role for the Raiders, but does not have a daily role.
- To return to playing in the NFL, Brady would have to divest his ownership in the Raiders due to a policy prohibiting players from having equity in a team.
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Tom Brady ‘inquired’ if an NFL return would be allowed as Raiders co-owner
Don't call it a comeback — because it doesn't seem like it's going to happen for Tom Brady. Brady told CNBC in an interview published on Thursday that he asked the NFL if it was possible to return to the field, even if he had an ownership stake in the Raiders.
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Tom Brady is still one of the biggest names around the NFL. Since 2023 he is retired - but he has dealt with a second comeback. The league did not like the idea.
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