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Iconic NFL QuarterbackTom Brady has agreed to a deal that will make him a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. It still has to get league approval but most feel that is a bygone item and this will easily be approved.

We live in a crazy world. Forget about the tuck rule game and picture Tom Brady in Silver & Black. Who saw this coming?. ESPN and other NFL insiders are reporting that Las Vegas Raiders Owner Mark Davis is in talks with former NFL quarterback Tom Brady to become a minority owner in the Raiders. ESPN is reporting that these talks have been going on for weeks but there are still things to work out.

Teams across the NFL are looking into what they want to do prior to the next season, and many teams are working to figure out who their star quarterbacks will be. A team will a massive glaring hole at the quarterback position seems to be the Las Vegas Raiders, as they are set to lose their own star quarterback, Derek Carr, in the coming weeks either via trade or if they cannot secure a trade, via release following a season end that saw the Raiders bench their former Pro Bowl quarterback with two games remaining in the season.

The Derek Carr saga continues. Days after rejecting the long-time Raiders quarterback’s request to seek a trade, the team seems to be backtracking and has now granted him the ability to do so.

Here at OnlyHomers, we have been covering the ongoing saga of the future of Derek Carr, and the fact that we are very aware that he will almost certainly not be in a Las Vegas Raiders jersey ever again, and we have learned more about that.

With two games remaining in the 2022 NFL season, the Las Vegas Raiders made the decision to bench their superstar quarterback Derek Carr, who has been a fixture of the team for years. Following the move, it became clear that Carr had played his last game as a Raider and he made it clear following the season.

The NFL season for all but four teams has come to an end, and when we see the rest of the teams play next, they will look different in a variety of ways. When the Las Vegas Raiders last played, the main storyline was the expectation that it was the last game for quarterback Derek Carr in a Raiders jersey.

Is it the end of the road for Tom Brady? The widely-accepted GOAT of the NFL fell to the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL Playoffs, which means Brady is now free to test the waters of NFL Free Agency. However, after retiring last offseason and signing a massive contract for FOX, could we have seen the final snap Tom Brady ever takes?

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The NFL owners did this to themselves. In a story first reported by outkick.com, a former Raiders executive told Outkick’s Jason Cole that Raiders owner Mark Davis is “embarrassed” about the stadium being filled by opposing fanbases.

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In what was once dubbed “The Battle of the Bay Area,” the 49ers and Raiders faced off in one of their most exciting matchups in years – each with largely unheard-of quarterbacks.

Raiders starting quarterback became only the 2nd quarterback since 1950 to pass for 350 yards and 3 touchdownsPhoto bycourtesy of Ethan Miller/Getty Images. Jarrett Stidham was just what the doctor ordered.

The Raiders will bench starting quarterback Derek Carr for the final 2 games possibly leading the way for his departurePhoto byCourtesy of AP Photo/Don Wright. The Raiders finally made a decision.

Could you imagine a 2–7 team coming back to make the playoffs?. After a rough 2–7 start to the season, the Raider's season looked all but over. Now, after three straight wins, things might be changing.

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National Football League (NFL) legend Ray Guy, considered by many to be the greatest punter in football history, has died at 72, according to multiple reports. Guy was the first punter ever to be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.

I’ve had some bad takes, but this might have been the worst. I implied that the Raider might be a playoff team. I apologize for that. Their 0–24 loss to the struggling New Orleans Saints has opened my eyes.

What a difference 10 days makes! When Saints head coach Dennis Allen said he was giving the team a few days off after their Thursday night loss to the Arizona Cardinals to "recharge and reset," that decision was met with mixed reviews. Turns out, it was just what the team needed.