Tom Brady Reveals Secret Role Behind the Scenes with Raiders—What He’s Really Saying Will Surprise You

“They’ve worked together very well, and there’s a lot of decisions that are made,” Brady said. “Winning games in September starts with what happens in February, March, and April, when no one’s really watching. They’ve been hard at work.

“And our goal is to, you know, win a lot of football games. You’ve got to work hard at it, and it’s all earned, and we’ve got a tough division. There’s a lot of good opponents we face. But it’s going to be up to the guys and their daily commitment to doing the right things.”“Pete is new this year; he’s got a big role to play,” Brady added. “And so does John Spytek. And we’re trying to do the right things every day. So that’s what we’re trying to do.”Brady complimented Spytek and Carroll on the way they’ve collaborated so far.While Brady did not delve into the specifics of his day-to-day with the team, he noted that he’s “loved” Spytek and Carroll’s first offseason.“And, again, just trying to contribute in the ways that I can to help the team be the best they can be, on and off the field,” Brady said. “We’ve got a great group of people. I love Mark. He’s done an incredible job getting the team to Vegas, getting the stadium built.

“Well, I’m just a limited partner, so Mark’s the boss,” Brady said in an interview with Paul Gutierrez of the team’s website. “And then Pete does his job and Spy does his job and, I think, we trust them to make the right decisions.When it comes to the Las Vegas Raiders, the spotlight has lately been shining on none other than Tom Brady—not just as a legendary player, but stepping into the arena as a minority owner. Mark Davis, the team’s majority owner, has openly praised Brady’s vision, highlighting how the GOAT’s insights could shape the team’s future. Alongside new general manager John Spytek and head coach Pete Carroll, Brady’s fingerprints are subtly shaping this offseason, even if he’s the first to wave off any grand titles or heavy-handed roles. In a candid chat during the opening of the Hall of Excellence in Vegas, Brady humbly called himself “just a limited partner,” praising the big decisions being made by Davis, Carroll, and Spytek while saying he’s simply there to offer a “great sounding board.” It’s clear though—his respect for the group and commitment to helping push the Raiders toward winning seasons runs deep, even if the heavy lifting happens behind the scenes. Curious about how this trio is crafting a new chapter for Vegas football? LEARN MORE“I’m there as a great sounding board for anything they want to do.”Brady, however, has continued to downplay his role when talking about it publicly — which he most recently did in an interview at the opening of the Hall of Excellence in Las Vegas. New G.M. John Spytek and head coach Pete Carroll have also spoken about Brady’s positive influence on the team in their first offseason together running the club. Raiders majority owner Mark Davis has talked plenty about minority owner Tom Brady’s vision and how Brady can be involved with constructing the team.