Tom Brady owes fans watching the Lions game Saturday some transparency about his role in the Raiders' pursuit of Lions coach Ben Johnson.

There can be no doubt that Tom Brady's dual role as minority owner of the Raiders and broadcaster for Fox creates a conflict of interest.

Tom Brady's role as an owner of the Raiders is expected to leave him somewhat biased when the Lions host the Commanders.

The Bears' ability to sign Ben Johnson became a real point of debate on Wednesday but the Lions offensive coordinator did seek to clear up one budding concern.

The Lions' offensive coordinator has been a top head coaching candidate and appears to be on Tom Brady's and the Raiders' radar.

Dan Patrick discusses Tom Brady in the booth during a Lions playoff game when the Raiders may covet Ben Johnson for its vacancy and the NFL bending over backwards to help him by looking the other way at the situation.

The Las Vegas Raiders wasted no time making sweeping changes in an effort to improve as a team and an organization. The firings of Tom Telesco and Antonio Pierc

Tom Brady's two jobs could coalesce in an unusual way on Saturday night. Despite purchasing a minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, the NFL has allowed Brady to call games for FOX. The situation hasn't posed many notable issues throughout the 2024 season.

The NFL does not want you to think. I mean this sentiment generally -- football go brr, amirite? -- and specifically regarding a burgeoning scandal involving Tom Brady. As I'm sure many of you already know,

Tom Brady’s dual roles are causing a stir ahead of the NFL's NFC Divisional Round game between the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders.

NFL fans and media think Tom Brady could have a conflict of interest during the Lions-Commanders NFL Playoff game as reports show the Raiders minority owner's interest in OC Ben Johnson as head coach