That’s what ESPN host Stephen A. Smith is calling for Tom Brady to do: take over football operations for the Las Vegas Raiders, the team he’s already a part-owner of. The Raiders, now 2-12 after Sunday’s dud against the Eagles, are among the worst teams in the NFL.

It’s been a challenging season in Las Vegas, but the #Raiders have some success stories — LB Devin White is a big one. He has emerged as a potential Comeback Player of the Year candidate in DC Patrick Graham’s scheme, as the fifth player in team history to eclipse 140 tackles.… pic.twitter.com/UOL7A8OAP2

There’s been a lot of talk about Tom Brady’s role with the Las Vegas Raiders this year. This would be a non-issue in most cases, but Brady is also a color commentator for Fox, which complicates matters. It seemed like the concern about this situation ...

The Raiders should rank 33rd in the 32-team

With Geno Smith unable to practice this week due to injury, Kenny Pickett is expected to start for the Raiders on Sunday against his former Eagles team, sources told ESPN.

Among the complaints about offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo and the Philadelphia Eagles this season is that they’ve been predictable. But critics couldn’t say that on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.