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Tom Brady\u2019s dual role as Fox\u2019s lead NFL analyst and a Raiders minority owner were on full display Saturday.<\/p>\n
For the most part, though, Brady separated the two jobs. In doing so, he toed the line between providing commentary on the Lions\u2019 playoff game against the Commanders and his role as one of the decision-makers in the Raiders\u2019 coaching <\/a>search<\/a>.<\/p>\n The latter was under scrutiny Saturday because of the involvement of Detroit offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, two candidates for the Raiders\u2019 <\/a>job<\/a>.<\/p>\n Johnson is considered the team\u2019s top target, and it is widely believed that Brady\u2019s involvement has piqued his interest in the job.<\/p>\n Brady\u2019s presence as Saturday\u2019s analyst raised questions about a conflict of <\/a>interest<\/a>. Would he use his broadcasting stage to try to influence Johnson or Glenn, either through commentary or by talking to them before the game?<\/p>\n The Lions\u2019 season ended with a 45-31 loss, meaning Johnson and Glenn now can be offered head coaching jobs.