NFL commissioner Roger Goodell chimed in on the concerns over Tom Brady’s dual roles as a Raiders minority owner and Fox broadcaster in an interview published Thursday.

“Where’s the conflict?” Goodell told Alex Sherman of CNBC.com. “He’s not hanging around in the facilities. We don’t allow that.”

Brady is not permitted to be in other teams’ buildings for practices and production meetings because of his ties with the Raiders. It’s one of a handful of restrictions other owners put in place when he bought into the team in October 2024.

Brady can still talk to players and coaches virtually to prepare for his broadcasts.

The fact he has access to other teams at all has raised concerns about a conflict of interest . There are worries he could use any information gleaned from those meetings t

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