Tom Brady seems to have slipped any punishment for his live criticism of NFL referees during the Detroit Lions vs. Green Bay Packers clash, despite that being a breach of his owner

In Brady's restrictions outlined by ESPN's Seth Wickersham in October, one of the restrictions involves not criticizing officials. The restriction claims that Brady is "Prohibited from publicly criticizing game officials and other teams" while broadcasting games.

Tom Brady is not allowed to criticize NFL officials as a part owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. However, the greatest quarterback of all-time did exactly

Tom Brady has been cleared of any disciplinary action following his on-air comments about Detroit Lions player Brian Branch’s ejection in the recent game against the Green Bay Packers. Brady, who now serves as a broadcaster and a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders,

Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady was given a list of rules to abide by as he announces games. Did a comment he made cross the line?

FOX Sports NFL analyst Tom Brady clearly violated one of the rules that he must follow now that he’s part owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. Before Tom Brady’s bid to become a minority owner of the Raiders was formally approved,

Tom Brady needs to deal with being a minority owner in the Las Vegas Raiders alongside his FOX Sports commentator role, and the Super Bowl champion appeared to break one of the NFL's rules on Sunday