In 2026, a collector initiated bidding on Tom Brady’s Patriots jersey for $25,000. This jersey is notable for being associated with Peyton Manning’s 2019 milestone. Ultimately, it sold for an impressive $273,107, highlighting the increasing value of sports memorabilia.
Brady’s Jersey Sells for Over $273K at Auction
Tom Brady’s game-worn New England Patriots jersey from the October 10, 2019, matchup against the New York Giants has fetched $273,107 at auction. The jersey was worn during a significant moment in Brady’s career when he surpassed Peyton Manning to become second on the NFL’s all-time passing yards list.
The auction, conducted by Grey Flannel Auctions, attracted 24 bids. In that game, the Patriots triumphed over the Giants with a score of 35-14. Brady completed 31 passes for 334 yards and contributed two rushing touchdowns, marking an impressive performance that solidified his place in NFL history.
In 2026, Joe Montana’s Super Bowl XXIV jersey also set a new reported NFL jersey record at $1.515 million, according to Goldin. That sale moved past Brady’s 2023 result.
His final NFL game-worn Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey sold for $1.391 million through RM Sotheby’s in 2023.
The jersey had an NFL certificate of authenticity and a MeiGray photo match, according to the auction listing. Brady’s performance against the Giants was not just another regular-season game. The item also came with authentication and photo-matching documentation. The MeiGray documentation noted identifying details on the jersey, helping connect the actual piece of clothing to Brady’s use during the game. That kind of documentation matters in the sports memorabilia market. A jersey can become much more valuable when collectors can connect it to one specific game or achievement rather than simply showing that it belonged to a famous player. Brady’s memorabilia has already reached much higher prices. The jersey was worn during his final game against the Dallas Cowboys and was photo-matched to the third and fourth quarters.