Andy Reid spoke about the controversy that has arisen in the NFL after Tom Brady, minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, appeared in the coachesā booth during the game against the Chargers. Itās important to remember that Brady is also an analyst for Fox, which allows him direct access to coaches and players during production meetings.
āI donāt know what heās doing for them, so I canāt answer that. Heās done a good job as an announcer I think, but, I donāt know that either because I really donāt listen to it. I havenāt really gotten into all that.ā
Although several coaches in the league have said that the presence of the legendary Super Bowl champion does not affect anything at all, fans and experts are wondering if Brady could be gaining a competitive advantage with this dual role.
What happened with Tom Brady in the Raidersā booth?
Tom Brady appeared in the coachesā booth of the Raiders on Monday Night Football against the Chargers. It is very unusual to see a minority owner in that position, and when you add the input he may get in production meetings, the controversy was inevitable.
The NFLās response on the matter was very clear. āThere are no policies that prohibit an owner from sitting in the coachesā booth or wearing a headset during a game. Brady was sitting in the booth in his capacity as a limited partner.ā

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In this situation, after Brady provided commentary for Fox on the Chiefs vs. Eagles game, Andy Reid said he didnāt alter his approach when meeting with Tom. āNo. Weāre not telling secrets in the production meetings. So, I mean, weāre not giving him the plays and stuff in the production meeting.ā





