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

Here’s the deal—when those Matthew Stafford trade rumors first popped up, they hit like a plot twist no one saw coming. I mean, we’re talking about the guy who led the Rams to a Super Bowl win in his first year with the team.

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

Two NFL insiders got into a source-off on Wednesday over conflicting reports about a run-in between Raiders minority owner Tom Brady and Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford.

The controversy over alleged tampering violations involving Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady and Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford rages on after conflicting accounts and denials from Brady’s camp.

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.

Embedded in the question of whether Raiders minority owner Tom Brady hosted Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is the more important question of whether the permission that the Rams gave to Stafford's agent to speak with other teams included blanket permission for Stafford to meet with other teams.

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