On Wednesday, October 16, NFL owners officially approved Tom Brady’s offer to purchase a 10 percent stake in the Las Vegas Raiders along with a business partner. Approval of making Brady part owner of an NFL team comes with restrictions that could impact Brady’s new career as a broadcaster.

The most notable restrictions are that he cannot participate in broadcast production meetings in person or virtually and cannot publicly criticize game officials or other teams. These limitations pose new challenges to the status of TB12.

Brady’s broadcasting skills have been under intense scrutiny since Week 1, when he called the Browns-Cowboys matchup. Although his debut received mixed reactions, he continues to improve with every opportunity in the cabin.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion is feeling more and more comfortable in his role as a presenter. His first season as a broadcaster will be culminating in February when he calls Super Bowl 59.