The Las Vegas Raiders are entering a new era. Or at least, they hope they are. Six sluggish years in their new Nevada home are only the latest chapter in the once-feared franchise’s two decade story of futility.

Tom Brady landed a Super Bowl-winning coach for the Raiders this offseason. And he may be trying to add a Super Bowl-winning quarterback to the mix. Brady contacted Matthew Stafford’s representatives after the Rams allowed the veteran to talk to teams amid a contract standoff with the Rams, per the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The Las Vegas Raiders have one of the most unenviable quarterback situations in the NFL, and it’s clear that with Tom Brady involved in the decision-making and new head coach Pete Carroll in town, this timeline is about to speed up.

The Las Vegas Raiders made a bold move this offseason by hiring 73-year-old Pete Carroll as their new head coach. With Tom Brady as part of their ownership group, a sense of urgency and ambition has been added to the organization’s search for success.