Brady: TV Restrictions as Raiders Owner

If former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is approved as a partial owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, he will have to follow unique rules in his job as a broadcaster for FOX.

A key part to being on a broadcast team in the NFL is interviewing coaches and players ahead of games to get their thoughts, but these rules would restrict Brady from being able to do that.

The restrictions state that he would not be permitted to be in other team's facilities, to witness practice, or to attend broadcast production meetings, either in person or virtually.

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Many, including ESPN's Adam Schefter , are referring to these restrictions as "The Brady Rules," as there has never been a situation quite like this one. Even in retirement, the former Bucs quarterback is finding a way to be the first to do something.

Even though he will not be able to get insider information from interviews at other team's facilities, there is no doubt that Brady will do a great job as a broadcaster, as he is one of the greatest football minds ever.