Not long after league commissioner Roger Goodell applauded Tom Brady for his efforts to balance his FOX broadcasting role with his stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, the NFL is allowing the suspension at least one of its Brady-specific guidelines for Sunday's Super Bowl match-up.
Prior to Tuesday, Brady was not permitted to take part in team production meetings, could not enter another team's facility, could not criticize officials and could not attend another team's practice, either virtually or in person. Other FOX personalities are not subject to these rules. In the lead-up to the Super Bowl, however, Brady will be allowed to take part in the Kansas City Chiefs' production meetings, per team owner Clark Hunt.
