Tom Brady has loved collecting sports cards since he was a child. He used to walk to the local card shop near his home, which quickly became one of his favorite places. His parents only allowed him to buy cards if he earned good grades, turning the hobby into a well-earned reward. This routine sparked a lifelong passion.
Brady began collecting at age seven, and his collection has grown ever since. Now, as an NFL commentator and retired legend, he continues to add new and rare pieces. One of the players who stands out in his collection is Patrick Mahomes, the dynamic quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs. Brady has expressed not only admiration for Mahomes’ abilities but also excitement about owning cards that feature him.
A valuable collection for Brady
According to The Sports Rush, Brady’s card collection is part of a booming and high-value sports memorabilia market. Recently, Brady and his business partner, Chris Costa, launched a CardsVault store at Wrigley Field, where collectors can find some of the rarest cards on the market. During one of their showcases, Brady came across a limited-edition Patrick Mahomes “Downtown” card, a highly sought-after item among fans and collectors.
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Brady didn’t hesitate. He immediately picked up the card and shared his admiration for the young quarterback. “Another snap, Patty Mahomes. This guy is legit and an amazing player. I love watching him play,” Brady said with enthusiasm.
Brady’s words reflect the respect he holds for Mahomes, who continues to impress fans with his powerful throws, agility, and leadership on the field. Last season, Mahomes led the Chiefs to the Super Bowl, proving once again his ability to carry his team deep into the playoffs. Although the Chiefs ultimately lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, Mahomes’ performance stood out as one of the highlights of the season.
In the world of sports cards and on the football field, Patrick Mahomes has earned Tom Brady’s admiration—a meaningful endorsement from one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history.
