Tom Brady Jersey Could Fetch Enormous Sum of Money After ‘GOAT’ Signature

Tom Brady is arguably the biggest sports superstar of our era. The GOAT has die-hard fans across the world and the phrase ‘they are ready to do anything for him’ would be an understatement.  The bidding price of his worn jersey at Goldin Auctions is a testament to that.

Tom Brady Jersey Could Fetch Enormous Sum of Money After ‘GOAT’ Signature

Goldin Auctions is a marketplace uniquely known for trading in collectibles and trading cards. The company is currently holding auctions for a worn game-day uniform, signed and customized by the GOAT Tom Brady. Thanks to the high demand, the head of Goldin expects the bidding price to touch sky high.

“It would not shock me if the sale price hit US$1 million,” says Ken Goldin, founder and executive chairman of Goldin Auctions. “I’d be pleasantly surprised. But it wouldn’t shock me if it approached a million,” finished the founder. As of Tuesday, 13 entities have bid with the price currently hovering around US$280,000. Two more weeks are left for the auctions to end.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers next face the New York Jets on 2nd January

Next week, Tom Brady plays his first match of 2022 against the New York Jets. Under usual circumstances, this match would have been a cakewalk for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. However, things have gone downhill for Tom Brady and co in the past two weeks. The Bucs have currently had 9 players out due to various reasons.

What’s worse is that the list of players includes key players like Leonard Fournette and Shaq Barrett. Overall, Tampa Bay is in a bit of a spot ahead of the playoffs thanks to Chris Godwin being ruled for the rest of the season. . While the New York Jets are out of qualification contention, one cannot discount them. After all, they have their dignity to salvage.

A loss before the playoffs would do more harm than good for the Bucs’ morale. What are your predictions for the match? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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