Tom Brady’s final touchdown pass ball set to be auctioned off by lucky fan

Tom Brady’s final touchdown pass ball set to be auctioned off by lucky fan

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Tom Brady has finally called an end to an incredible career, which spanned for over two decades. Undoubtedly, he will go down as one of the best players the NFL has ever seen in its history if not the best ever.

Brady has won a record seven Super Bowl championships, but his wish of finishing on the biggest stage was not fulfilled after his side the Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered a defeat against Los Angeles Rams in the NFL divisional round. It will go down as the final match that Tom Brady ever played.

Tom Brady announced his retirement from the NFL after two decades of exemplary performances

Tom Brady
Tom Brady

And for all you Brady fans, there is a piece of good news, the ball from the final touchdown pass of his NFL career will be up for grabs in an auction that will start on the 13th of February and end on the 12th of March.

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Tom Brady threw in his last touchdown pass with only 3:20 remaining on the clock during their encounter against the Rams. Mike Evans caught the pass and bunted it into the crowd for a lucky fan to get hold of the ball.

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Brady won 6 Super Bowl titles with New England Patriots

Little did the fan know, that it would bring him about a fortune of money in the coming days, and he realized it only after Tom Brady announced his retirement a couple of weeks earlier.

“We stayed for the whole game and I just kind of held it like a baby and we watched them come back and lose,” the seller, who did not want to be identified told ESPN. “We stood around for a while while the players walked off the field, then I tucked it in my jacket and we just walked out like normal. Nobody came up to us or anything.”

According to Jordan Gilroy, director of acquisitions at Lelands, which recently sold Brady’s first-ever TD pass football, estimated that Brady’s last-ever Touchdown pass ball would sell for at least $1 million.

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