With his increased involvement with the Raiders, will Brady really stick around for a full decade as a broadcaster? His agent says, "Yes."

Ahead of a weekend in which Tom Brady continues to have questions swirl about the potential conflict of interest between his Las Vegas Raiders ownership and his announcing job with Fox, there's been s

Brady reportedly took an active role in recruiting Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to interview for the Raiders' head coach opening.

Tom Brady's agent, Don Yee, told Ben Fischer of the Sports Business Journal on Thursday that his client intends to see out his 10-year, $375 million

After debuting as a broadcaster in 2024, future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady appears set to stick around for the foreseeable future. Brady intends to fulfill the balance of his 10-year contract, his agent Don Yee told Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal on Thursday.

Don Yee, Tom Brady's longtime agent, told Sports Business Journal on Thursday that his client plans to see out the entirety of his 10-year contract as Fox's lead NFL game analyst.

Brady, Fox and the NFL agreed to put extensive restrictions on what he’s allowed to do because of his minority ownership in the Raiders.

Despite this, Brady's role as a FOX analyst and his position as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders are causing some conflict. With the firing of Antonio Pierce and the Raiders' subsequent search for a new head coach, Brady has been reportedly scouting for potential replacements.

Tom Brady plans to be in the Fox broadcast booth for the duration of his 10-year contract, his agent, Don Yee, told the Sports Business Journal on Thursday.