With Fox broadcasting Super Bowl 59 on Sunday, color analyst Tom Brady will be allowed a bit more access to the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles than he had been throughout the season.
When Brady took on a minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders (reportedly a 10% piece of the team), the NFL put restrictions on the rookie broadcaster's role to ease concerns among league owners that his circumstances created a conflict of interest. The rules included Brady being barred from other teams' facilities, prohibited from other teams' practices and not allowed to participate in production meetings with coaches, players and executives of any team whose game he's calling.