Tom Brady met with Matthew Stafford in Montana, but the NFL didn't rule it a tampering violation for one specific reason

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.

Tom Brady's agent denied the report that Matthew Stafford visited Brady in Montana as part of a recruitment to the Raiders

Matthew Stafford has decided to remain with the Los Angeles Rams after the quarterback was given permission to speak to other teams, with the Las Vegas Raiders heavily interested in signing the Super

The Tom Brady-Matthew Stafford situation took on a life of its own on Wednesday. After reports emerged that Brady had been in contact with the Los Angeles Rams

Tom Brady appears to be intent on finding a way to get Matthew Stafford in a Las Vegas Raiders uniform, and many fans are asking the same question about

FOX Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz does not believe that the reported Tom Brady-Matthew Stafford meeting was a coincidence. Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), Schultz made clear that Brady is interested in bringing Stafford to the Las Vegas Raiders,

The Raiders won't be punished for tampering with Stafford because the Rams have given him permission to seek a trade.

Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady has been dealt a second offseason blow after it was confirmed Matthew Stafford would be returning to the Los Angeles Rams for the 2025 NFL season

Reports surfaced on Wednesday that Rams QB Matthew Stafford met with Raiders minority owner Tom Brady in Montana after Los Angeles permitted the veteran to speak with other teams to gauge his value.