The fight for the egg just won’t let Tom Brady go. “It’s a blessing to know that I will be part of the greatest league in the world for the rest of my life,” the football retiree enthused on social networks about his million-dollar entry into the NFL.
His highly regarded role as a TV expert is not enough for the seven-time Super Bowl winner; Brady buys shares in a team and becomes co-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.
“I’m eager to contribute to the organization in any way I can,” promised the 47-year-old: “And, most importantly, win football games.”
At their fall meeting, the NFL owners paved the way for Brady to buy five percent of the shares. At the same time, Hall of Fame member Richard Seymour is also buying five percent; the former Raiders professional (2009 to 2012) won three Super Bowls with Brady at the New England Patriots.
