Mark Davis confirms Tom Brady's ownership stake is about correcting a problem that has plagued the Raiders

The Las Vegas Raiders can now focus on football to a higher degree. No more distractions from the whole Davante Adams situation. He's traded to the New York Jets now, whether the fans like it or not . But, just because he's gone now and no longer a distraction, doesn't mean the Raiders' offense will instantly be fixed. In fact, it could get worse.

Luckily, the fan base has pretty much come to terms that this will be how the season is the rest of the year. They will miraculously win a game here or there, but lose to teams they should very obviously beat. Now, the fan base has jumped on the tank bandwagon, where they want the team to lose as much as possible to get a great pick in the next draft.

Let's face it, the Raiders need a good quarterback. They need their quarterback of the future, and getting one, or trying to anyway, has been something that's haunted the Raiders the last two years. Instead, they have settled for Jimmy Garoppolo and Gardner Minshew. That can't continue to be a trend.

They have to go and get their guy for the future. That's where new minority owner Tom Brady comes in.

"We traded Davante Adams for Tom Brady," Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis said jokingly during fall meetings. “Although Tom can't play, he can help us select a QB in the future."

Brady is the greatest to ever do it. He is what we call the G.O.A.T., or the greatest of all time. He knows a good quarterback when he sees it. The last time the Raiders had a franchise guy at quarterback was Derek Carr. His being with the Raiders for so long is what made him a franchise guy.

But they need a franchise guy that can deliver postseason success. That also happens to be Tom Brady's specialty. So, it's great that he's going to be all over things. But, to make it even better, Tom Brady has admitted to Mark Davis that it was a fumble. If you know, you know.

The Raiders will have to make do with what they currently have, as they are set to take on the Los Angeles Rams and Kansas City Chiefs in their next two games.

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