Throughout his 23-year career, former NFL quarterback Tom Brady established himself as one of the best players in the league's history, winning a total of seven Super Bowls and making 15 Pro Bowls.

The Shedeur Sanders slide was the story of the 2025 NFL Draft, as one of the top quarterback prospects in this class fell all the way to the fifth round. While the fall was shocking, it doesn't matter whether you're the No.

A quarter century ago, Tom Brady became a sixth-round NFL Draft pick. Last month, the Raiders selected former North Dakota State standout Cam Miller in the same round.

Pompei reported that Brady came to Las Vegas ahead of the 2025 draft in order to consult with Raiders general manager John Spytek about quarterback prospects. “When we are looking at quarterbacks, we’d have to be fools not to involve him,

NFL Draft, Brady wasn't in the war room calling the shots and making picks like maybe some would believe. He owns just 5% of the franchise and is not the general manager. But The Athletic reports that he was "in constant communication and was on board" when it came to the Raiders' selection of a fellow sixth-round quarterback: Cam Miller out of North Dakota State.