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Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2022 Game Worn Signed Jersey Passed Peyton Manning for Most All-Time 4th Quarter Comeback Wins
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Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2022 Game Worn Signed Jersey Passed Peyton Manning for Most All-Time 4th Quarter Comeback Wins
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NIKE MESH JERSEY
SIZE 44
出处
The Team Godwin Foundation, Goldin Auctions (February 8, 2023)
图录说明
This game worn jersey was worn by Tom Brady on December 5, 2022 when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers played the New Orleans Saints. The jersey is signed by Brady with an inscription that reads "Go Bucs".
During the game, Brady surpassed longtime rival Peyton Manning for the most fourth quarter comeback wins of all time. Brady finished the contest completing 36-of-54 passes for 281 yards with two touchdowns in a 17-16 victory over the Saints at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL.
Trailing 16-3 entering the fourth quarter, it had been a frustrating game in a challenging season for the 5-6 Bucs. Brady, feeling the sting having mustered only 3 points across his first two matchups against the Saints in Tampa, put his team into their no-huddle offense from his own 9-yard line and went to work. Quickly, Brady found his groove and began dicing up the Saints defense with quick hitting passes all over the field. After a touchdown toss on the goal line to tight end Cade Otton and a clutch defensive stop, the comeback was formally stamped with a game winner on a quick strike to running back Rachaad White. Over two drives and little more than five minutes, Brady went 14 for 19 passing for 118 yards and two scores utilizing seven different pass catchers.
For the statistical feats he reached as a passer, Brady’s lasting memory is etched in dramatic victories. Likely the most famed comeback in sports history, Brady was the architect behind the New England Patriots’ stunning surge in Super Bowl LI that saw his side rise from a 28-3 deficit with little more than a quarter remaining against the Atlanta Falcons. Brady had three such fourth quarter comeback wins in the Super Bowl alone and even managed to lead his team from behind in the final frame against Manning twice.
His combination of steely nerves and fiercely competitive mindset allowed Brady to thrive in situations where others might have caved or folded altogether. These traits ensured that no team could ever find an easy win with Tom on the other sideline.
Like a two-decade vet would, Brady found just the right words for his opening remarks at the post-game press conference: “Just like we drew it up.”
The jersey has been authenticated by The MeiGray Group and SIA, and photomatch certificates accompany the present lot. The signature has been authenticated by Beckett.
Going Deeper - Tom Brady
Humble Beginnings and the Road to Greatness
There are only a few athletes who are near-universally accepted as the greatest in their sport: Tiger Woods, Muhammad Ali, Wayne Gretzky —and Tom Brady.
While most of them entered their respective sports as highly touted prospects, Brady’s journey began as an unassuming sixth-round pick of the New England Patriots in the 2000 NFL Draft.
During ESPN’s segment covering the 199th pick, resident draft expert Mel Kiper remarked, “[Brady] throws a very catchable ball.” Watching the segment today, there is little evidence Kiper realized he was talking about the player who threw perhaps the most catchable ball in the history of the sport. Brady holds the record for the most passing yards, completions, and touchdowns in NFL history.
Kiper would go on to talk about Brady’s perceived weaknesses: “The question is going to be mobility. He only runs a 5.25 forty [yard dash] and of course when you have those edge pass rushers, you have to avoid the initial defensive end, the initial pass rusher. Can he do that at the pro level?”
Brady’s seemingly pedestrian 2000 NFL Combine performance (his 40-yard dash was on par with some offensive lineman) and the now infamous photo of his less-than-strapping, unathletic physique, have become part of the lore for what many consider the best draft pick of all time. Every year come draft time, that photo of Brady gets circulated through social media as teams hope to strike gold again as the New England Patriots did in the year 2000.
Brady would acknowledge as much when he posted the picture to his personal Instagram years later, with the caption:
“19 years ago today the @patriots took a chance on the guy in this photo: Me (199) 😂. Thank you to EVERYONE who’s helped me to prove them right! PS: Did they stop taking these photos after mine?? 🤣🤣”
What followed, of course, is legend. Brady would go on to join the Patriots as their fourth-string quarterback and was, by no means, a lock to even make the team. By the following season however, he was thrust into a starting role after veteran starter Drew Bledsoe sustained an injury in week two. That opportunity was all Brady needed. He would lead the Patriots to a 20-17 victory in Super Bowl XXXVI that year and become the youngest Super Bowl MVP.
Brady would win five more Super Bowls with the New England Patriots as well as one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on his way to becoming the best quarterback, and arguably player, in the history of the sport. No NFL player has ever come close to being as good for as long. If you split Brady’s career into segments, you would find two, maybe even three, Hall of Fame resumes.
In 2024, Brady began the next chapter of his storied career in a new arena as the primary color commentator for FOX’s Sunday NFL broadcasts.
NIKE MESH JERSEY
SIZE 44
出处
The Team Godwin Foundation, Goldin Auctions (February 8, 2023)
图录说明
This game worn jersey was worn by Tom Brady on December 5, 2022 when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers played the New Orleans Saints. The jersey is signed by Brady with an inscription that reads "Go Bucs".
During the game, Brady surpassed longtime rival Peyton Manning for the most fourth quarter comeback wins of all time. Brady finished the contest completing 36-of-54 passes for 281 yards with two touchdowns in a 17-16 victory over the Saints at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL.
Trailing 16-3 entering the fourth quarter, it had been a frustrating game in a challenging season for the 5-6 Bucs. Brady, feeling the sting having mustered only 3 points across his first two matchups against the Saints in Tampa, put his team into their no-huddle offense from his own 9-yard line and went to work. Quickly, Brady found his groove and began dicing up the Saints defense with quick hitting passes all over the field. After a touchdown toss on the goal line to tight end Cade Otton and a clutch defensive stop, the comeback was formally stamped with a game winner on a quick strike to running back Rachaad White. Over two drives and little more than five minutes, Brady went 14 for 19 passing for 118 yards and two scores utilizing seven different pass catchers.
For the statistical feats he reached as a passer, Brady’s lasting memory is etched in dramatic victories. Likely the most famed comeback in sports history, Brady was the architect behind the New England Patriots’ stunning surge in Super Bowl LI that saw his side rise from a 28-3 deficit with little more than a quarter remaining against the Atlanta Falcons. Brady had three such fourth quarter comeback wins in the Super Bowl alone and even managed to lead his team from behind in the final frame against Manning twice.
His combination of steely nerves and fiercely competitive mindset allowed Brady to thrive in situations where others might have caved or folded altogether. These traits ensured that no team could ever find an easy win with Tom on the other sideline.
Like a two-decade vet would, Brady found just the right words for his opening remarks at the post-game press conference: “Just like we drew it up.”
The jersey has been authenticated by The MeiGray Group and SIA, and photomatch certificates accompany the present lot. The signature has been authenticated by Beckett.
Going Deeper - Tom Brady
Humble Beginnings and the Road to Greatness
There are only a few athletes who are near-universally accepted as the greatest in their sport: Tiger Woods, Muhammad Ali, Wayne Gretzky —and Tom Brady.
While most of them entered their respective sports as highly touted prospects, Brady’s journey began as an unassuming sixth-round pick of the New England Patriots in the 2000 NFL Draft.
During ESPN’s segment covering the 199th pick, resident draft expert Mel Kiper remarked, “[Brady] throws a very catchable ball.” Watching the segment today, there is little evidence Kiper realized he was talking about the player who threw perhaps the most catchable ball in the history of the sport. Brady holds the record for the most passing yards, completions, and touchdowns in NFL history.
Kiper would go on to talk about Brady’s perceived weaknesses: “The question is going to be mobility. He only runs a 5.25 forty [yard dash] and of course when you have those edge pass rushers, you have to avoid the initial defensive end, the initial pass rusher. Can he do that at the pro level?”
Brady’s seemingly pedestrian 2000 NFL Combine performance (his 40-yard dash was on par with some offensive lineman) and the now infamous photo of his less-than-strapping, unathletic physique, have become part of the lore for what many consider the best draft pick of all time. Every year come draft time, that photo of Brady gets circulated through social media as teams hope to strike gold again as the New England Patriots did in the year 2000.
Brady would acknowledge as much when he posted the picture to his personal Instagram years later, with the caption:
“19 years ago today the @patriots took a chance on the guy in this photo: Me (199) 😂. Thank you to EVERYONE who’s helped me to prove them right! PS: Did they stop taking these photos after mine?? 🤣🤣”
What followed, of course, is legend. Brady would go on to join the Patriots as their fourth-string quarterback and was, by no means, a lock to even make the team. By the following season however, he was thrust into a starting role after veteran starter Drew Bledsoe sustained an injury in week two. That opportunity was all Brady needed. He would lead the Patriots to a 20-17 victory in Super Bowl XXXVI that year and become the youngest Super Bowl MVP.
Brady would win five more Super Bowls with the New England Patriots as well as one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on his way to becoming the best quarterback, and arguably player, in the history of the sport. No NFL player has ever come close to being as good for as long. If you split Brady’s career into segments, you would find two, maybe even three, Hall of Fame resumes.
In 2024, Brady began the next chapter of his storied career in a new arena as the primary color commentator for FOX’s Sunday NFL broadcasts.