Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reacted to the report by explaining that Brady and Stafford "ran into each other at a ski resort in Montana," that the "unplanned" meeting "was not exten

There are a handful of teams who have been reported to have interest in acquiring Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford in the offseason. Among those teams is the Las Vegas Raiders, and it appears minority owner Tom Brady has been involved in the team's efforts to lure Stafford to Southern Nevada.

Update: Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Tom Brady and Matthew Stafford “ran into each other at a ski resort in Montana.” Rapoport says that the

Bill Simmons has been a huge fan of Tom Brady for over two decades, but that doesn't mean he always approves of the legendary quarterback's moves. On the latest episode of "The Bill Simmons Podcast," the former ESPN personality spoke to Peter Schrager about the future of the Las Vegas

Tom Brady is aggressively recruiting Matthew Stafford to the Raiders, recently hosting the Rams QB at his home in Montana where they went skiing

The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a new era. Or at least, they hope they are. Six sluggish years in their new Nevada home are only the latest chapter in the once-feared franchise’s two decade story of futility.

The Las Vegas Raiders have one of the most unenviable quarterback situations in the NFL, and it’s clear that with Tom Brady involved in the decision-making and new head coach Pete Carroll in town, this timeline is about to speed up.

According to CSB Sports, Tom Brady purchased a 10% stake in the Las Vegas Raiders last October, with 5% going to him and the other 5% allocated to his business