Tom Brady, the legendary seven-time Super Bowl champion, continues to make NFL history even after retirement, as evidenced by the $1.39 million sale of his last NFL jersey at the recent RM Sotheby’s auction after the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Mention is from sale. in November.
This memorabilia auction, boasting 39 lots that include coveted memorabilia such as Lewis Hamilton’s 2013 Mercedes F1 car and Lando Norris’ autographed McLaren helmet, is a milestone in sports collecting. Among the treasures was Brady’s No. 12 jersey, worn on January 16 against the Dallas Cowboys during the 2023 NFC Wild Card Round. The grass-stained jersey, signed by the quarterback and emblazoned with the catchphrase, “My last game G.O.A. Out!” It marked Brady’s farewell from the field.
Notably, the jersey displays grass stains and field marks consistent with its use in a fierce wild-card game, not only confirming its authenticity but also symbolizing Brady’s final moments on an NFL stage. It also holds weight.
After a 31-14 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in that pivotal game, Brady left an indelible mark on the game with his second and final retirement. The mystery buyer, whose identity has not yet been released, made history by acquiring the stunning piece for $1,391,000, surpassing the previous record set by a San Francisco 49ers jersey from Montana in March at Super Bowl XXIII. left
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Brady’s post-NFL endeavors have been as dynamic as his on-field career. After officially retiring in February, he quickly moved into team ownership by acquiring a stake in English soccer club Birmingham and expressed keen interest in acquiring a stake in the Las Vegas Raiders. Additionally, the NFL icon is set to launch a broadcasting career, having inked a lucrative 10-year, $375 million deal with Fox Sports. This diversity in team ownership and broadcasting underscores the multifaceted trajectory of Brady’s post-sports career, reflecting his lasting impact on the sports industry.
