Hall of Famer Charles Woodson is set to buy a minority stake in an NFL franchise, though he’ll have to adhere to similar restrictions as Tom Brady amid his Raiders investment.

Woodson is planning to purchase a 0.1 percent stake in the Browns from the Haslam family, The Athletic has reported. 

However, Woodson – a Fox Sports analyst for the last three years – will now see his on-air job affected by his Cleveland ownership, like Brady does due to his involvement with the Raiders.

The seven-time Super Bowl winner, who is Fox Sports’ No. 1 game analyst,  is not allowed to attend production meetings or be at team facilities.

He is also banned from criticizing teams or referees on air.

Brady first agreed to a post-retirement deal with Fox Sports in 2022, before reaching an agreement with the Raiders a year later (he wasn’t officially approved by owners until October 2024).

Charles Woodson is set to become a minority owner of the Cleveland Browns

Tom Brady has had restrictions placed on his Fox Sports role due to his Raiders investment

Notably, Brady holds a five percent stake in the Raiders, which is significantly more than what Woodson will hold with the Browns.

Woodson also plays a different role for Fox Sports, as the Super Bowl XLV winner is a studio analyst rather than someone who calls games.

After hanging up his cleats for good in early 2023, Brady finally began his Fox Sports role last fall.

The Patriots legend  – who replaced the well-received Greg Olsen on Fox’s No. 1 team with Kevin Burkhardt  – received mixed reviews in his first year of broadcasting.

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