"Tom Brady's Playoff Pants: A Look at Their Auction Success and Historical Context"
- Too Recklss
- Jun 12, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 7, 2024
The demand for gaming memorabilia continues to soar, particularly when it involves iconic players' items like Tom Brady's pants. Recently, TMZ Sports reported that Brady's pants worn during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' playoff match against the Dallas Cowboys on January 16, 2023, were sold for an impressive $89,100 at Grey Flannel Auctions. This figure exceeded the initial minimum price of $10,000 by a substantial margin.

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Marked with the game date on the waistband and the Bucs' No. 12 tag, these pants fetched a significant sum, although it pales in comparison to the $1.39 million fetched by Brady's jersey from the same game in a prior sale. The potential for Brady's return to the season as an injury replacement earlier this year could influence the value of such memorabilia items, which could be seen as relics from what is currently considered his most recent final game.
Previously, a football used in Brady's final touchdown pass in 2022 sold for $518,000, but the sale was voided after Brady announced his retirement. Prospective buyers of Brady's "last game ever" items should consider the possibility of a second retirement affecting their future value.

Despite Brady's efforts in the game, which saw Tampa Bay fall to a 31-14 defeat against the Cowboys, his statistical performance included 35 completions on 66 attempts for 351 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. However, Dak Prescott's four touchdown passes overshadowed Brady's efforts on the field.
The game's disappointing outcome marked a poignant conclusion for the football legend, despite leading Tampa Bay to the playoffs in his remarkable age-45 season.
Tom Brady's unparalleled career boasts seven Super Bowl titles, five Super Bowl MVP awards, three league MVP honors, and 15 Pro Bowl selections. As widely acknowledged as the greatest player in NFL history, it's no surprise that memorabilia tied to his final game commands such extraordinary value.








