FORMER NFL star Tom Brady could unretire to play for the Las Vegas Raiders, speculated NFL icon-turned-analyst Troy Aikman.

The 45-year-old Brady became a part-owner of the Raiders last week after retiring for the second time from the NFL in February.

However, Aikman told TMZ Sports that he could see a situation that includes Brady being the signal-caller for the team he’s going to be a part owner of.

“I don’t want speak for Tom … (But) I wouldn’t rule anything out,” the Hall of Fame quarterback said.

Aikman believes his relationship with Las Vegas coach Josh McDaniels and his body of work could play a factor in returning to the game of football.

And Brady’s part-ownership of the Raiders doesn’t eliminate his chances of coming back to the NFL.

“I would bet that nothing’s off the table, as far as what may occur during the season, or what Tom’s role may be,” Aikman said.

While Aikman still believes Brady is “done playing,” he still added by saying: “But you just never know.”

The Raiders signed Jimmy Garoppolo to a three-year, $67.5million contract with the Raiders in the offseason.

But there’s also another avenue that could allow Brady to be the Raiders’ starting quarterback — if he were to unretire.

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Garoppolo reportedly failed his inital physical and eliminated the QB’s $11.25 million signing bonus because of his condition.

And Las Vegas set a clause into the 31-year-old’s contract tied to the foot injury that ended his 2022 season.

The Raiders can cut the quarterback at any time — at no additional cost — until he passes a physical exam, is active for one regular-season game and doesn’t re-injure his foot during the 2023 campaign.

As for Brady, his purchase of a minority stake in the franchise still has to be approved from NFL owners.

The NFL also has a bylaw that states no player can play while having financial interest in a club without the consent of every owner in the league.