Tom Brady’s position with the Raiders is limited partner and informal advisor, not a coaching or front-office job. He’s described as a “sounding board” for owner Mark Davis and the team’s football leaders.

What that means

Brady is not the head coach, general manager, or team president. The Raiders’ reporting says he can weigh in on major football decisions, but the final calls belong to Mark Davis, Pete Carroll, and John Spytek.

In practice

Recent reporting shows Brady has been involved as a mentor and advisor around the Raiders’ quarterback situation, especially with rookie Fernando Mendoza. He has also been linked to broader team wellness and performance ideas through his longtime associate Alex Guerrero.

Simple version

He’s basically an ownership-side adviser with real influence, but not an official operational boss.

TL;DR: Tom Brady is a Raiders limited partner and behind- the-scenes adviser, with influence but no formal coaching role.

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