LAS VEGAS — As the Raiders worked through a long, detailed, and meticulous coaching search that spanned 35 days and 15 candidates, a group of decision-makers that included minority owner Tom Brady and general manager John Spytek kept returning to a central theme.

The blueprint for a championship offense was just put on display in Super Bowl LX, and now the Las Vegas Raiders have hired its architect. Klint Kubiak’s move to Las Vegas is already drawing strong endorsements.

Birmingham City chairman Tom Wagner has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke, the club has confirmed, with the 56-year-old making a good recovery and set to step back from his day-to-day duties

Tom Brady’s presence looms so large in the Raiders’ facilities, one Las Vegas player actually referred to the former NFL quarterback as a team “overseer.” Darnay Holmes didn’t try to sugarcoat the matter when talking about Brady’s role within the Raiders’ organization during a sitdown interview with The California Post last week,

Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis stylishly sidestepped clear answers about Tom Brady’s involvement with the team this offseason in his media availability on Tuesday.

A recent report claimed that Maxx Crosby had requested a trade from Las Vegas Raiders co-owner Tom Brady. Now, the star pass rusher has addressed the rumors with a candid admission.

Klint Kubiak knew he wanted the responsibility of turning around the Raiders as soon as he began talking ball with minority owner Tom Brady. You know, that Tom Brady.

A new report from NFL Network's Tom Pelissero details one concern the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach candidates have with minority owner Tom Brady.