Tom Brady Calls Out Raiders After 2025 Struggles, 'There's Nobody Who Did a Good Job'

The Las Vegas Raiders were just 3-14 last season, leading to wholesale changes and the top overall pick, which was used to select Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza.

Suffice to say, Fox Sports analyst and Raiders' minority owner Tom Brady wasn't pleased with the 2025 campaign.

"I would expect a lot of improvement from where it's been," Brady said on the Stick to Football podcast. "Last year, we just underperformed in every area. And it's everybody's fault. That's the reality. There's nobody who did a good job. There's not one player in the organization, there's not anybody involved that did the job to the level that it needs to be done at. And everybody needs to improve. And it starts with me, and it filters down to the rest of the players on the field, and they've got to go out there, and ultimately they've got to perform at a high level."

Among the changes were bringing aboard Klint Kubiak to replace Pete Carroll as head coach, a number of additions in free agency—notably center Tyler Linderbaum and a slew of defensive signings—and a draft class highlighted by Mendoza.

Brady's expectations for 2026 are much higher after the changes.

"A massive improvement. And I would expect daily improvement, and I'd expect hourly improvement," he said. "I really would. Every day that goes by, when you're on a good team, every day and every week goes by, you should be better. Like, a good team should be better at the end of the season than the beginning of the season, or you're not a good team. If you have more time together and more practice and you're getting worse, something's wrong. If you have more time, more practice, you should be getting better. Now the problem's the offseason, you change players, you change coaches, and now you've got to rebuild to where you were. Like, a lot of the teams I played on, the best game we played all season was the last game of the year. That says to me a lot about what the team's all about."