PODCAST: Brady, Raiders Schedule, Rule Changes, More

HENDERSON, Nev.--In our latest episode of the Las Vegas Raiders Insider Podcast, we look at what we are hearing about Tom Brady's minority ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders.

Tom Brady purchasing a minority interest in the Raiders has created a buzz in the NFL community. As the greatest quarterback of all time, Brady's involvement in the organization brings a new level of prestige and credibility to the team.

Brady's strong leadership skills and unrivaled work ethic could positively impact the Raiders' performance on the field.

The move also marks a significant shift in the NFL's ownership structure as more high-profile figures seek minority ownership stakes in teams. This trend could have implications for the league's future revenue streams and the balance of power among the owners.

Additionally, we discuss the Silver and Blakcs fifth through eighth games. I predicted the Raiders to be 3-5 after eight games, but Jonathan Schopp does not.

Roger Goodell, the NFL's General, has received a four-year contract extension, which is expected to be his last. What will the NFL look like after Goodell? What are we hearing? Can the NFL learn from Major League Baseball for keys to improving and potentially saving the NFL great distress in the NFL?

We dig into the changes to the NFL rule book.

The kickoff is a fundamental aspect of American football and is often the most exhilarating play in the game. However, the recent changes implemented by the NFL to the kickoff rules have been met with resounding disapproval from players, fans, and coaches alike. To reduce the high number of concussions sustained during kickoffs, the NFL has modified the rules to promote safety.

While the intent behind the changes to protect the players is commendable, there have been many unintended consequences. Critics argue that the changes have eliminated the kickoff and taken away one of the most exciting plays in the game. Fans have been frustrated by the lack of excitement and action on the field and the decreased opportunities for spectacular returns.

The new regulations have hindered coaches, particularly those whose special teams thrive on successful kickoffs. In short, the new kickoff rules have been a point of contention and the subject of heated debate in the football community.

The Raiders' offseason workout schedule is as follows:

OTA Offseason workouts: May 22-23, May 25, May 31-June 2, June 12-15

Mandatory Minicamp: June 6-8

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