Las Vegas Raiders general manager made it clear that head coach Pete Carroll and himself are looking for players that love to compete. If players did not have that they would not be on the roster.

The Los Angeles Rams' potential trade of quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to pick up steam this week at the NFL Combine. First, Bleacher Report's Jordan Schultz reported that Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady recently hosted Stafford at his home in Montana,

The Las Vegas Raiders have the money to send this offseason but that does not mean they can overlook what other teams will be doing in free agency. Every free agent move affects the Raiders.

However, it appears that the Las Vegas Raiders' minority owner, Tom Brady, is putting his franchise into the conversation. Reports have revealed that Stafford visited the former q

On Thursday, news broke that the NFL has "no issue" with Stafford and Brady talking because the Rams had given the veteran quarterback permission to seek a trade. That means he can discuss a potential deal with other teams, leaving the Raiders free from a tampering charge.

Whether it was a chance meeting in Montana or a recruiting visit, the Tom Brady, Matthew Stafford get-together overshadows NFL combine.

Recently reported as a suitor for Stafford, Raiders minority owner Tom Brady was in direct communication with Stafford's camp, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Brady and Stafford recently ran into each other, unplanned, at a ski resort in Montana, according to the NFL Network Wednesday afternoon.

“Sources: Raiders minority owner Tom Brady recently hosted Rams QB Matthew Stafford at his home in Montana, where they spent time together and went skiing,” Schultz wrote on X. “Brady has been actively trying to convince Stafford to join the Raiders, and discussions are ongoing.

Tom Brady may have inadvertently started some serious drama around the NFL media. It all started when Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz reported on Wednesday that Brady, who is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, hosted Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford at his home in Montana to try and recruit him.

According to a report from Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Tom Brady is trying to recruit Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. The Rams are fielding offers on the 37-year-old quarterback who’s signed through 2026: