The Las Vegas Raiders have one of the most unenviable quarterback situations in the NFL, and it’s clear that with Tom Brady involved in the decision-making and new head coach Pete Carroll in town, this timeline is about to speed up.

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.

The Las Vegas Raiders went 4-13 in 2024 and missed the playoffs for the third year in a row – but their final few games of the previous campaign could ruin their chances at a good offseason in 2025

Matthew Stafford's decision has forced the Las Vegas Raiders to search for new quarterback targets, with Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, and Sam Darnold on Tom Brady's list

The new general manager in town John Spytek is heavily aided by veterans of the game of football, which only gives the Las Vegas Raiders a behind the scenes edge.