Tom Brady seen for the first time at Raiders practice after becoming minority owner in NFL team
The NFL legend is now a minority owner in the team but owner Mark Davis previously said he wants Brady to have a 'huge voice' in shaping the Raiders' future.
Brady was seen mingling with players as they continue training camp ahead of the new NFL season.
It was his first public appearance at practice since NFL owners last year approved his bid to buy a minority stake in the team.
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