The NFL is easing some of its restrictions on Tom Brady as he prepares for his second season as Fox Sports' top analyst.

The league will allow Brady to participate in production meetings with teams, as long as they are conducted virtually or via Zoom. He still isn't allowed to watch practices or set foot in a team's training complex.

The Brady rules were put in place due to the seven-time Super Bowl winning quarterback having a 5% stake as a limited owner in the Las Vegas Raiders.

Brady was allowed to attend production meetings with Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles players and coaches before Super Bowl 59. He wasn't able to view practices.

“The ability to join and be able to talk to a coach, coordinators or players and help him prepare for his job was one that felt like a nat

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