Tom Brady Gives Tour of Priceless Memorabilia Collection

Tom Brady has cemented his own place in sports history with his storied career in the NFL. Throughout his years in the public eye, the seven-time Super Bowl champ has amassed a sizable collection of memorabilia pieces that honor other athletes as well as himself. 

The New England Patriots star gave a tour of his massive memorabilia shelf in a YouTube video posted Oct. 10. Among his own personal possessions earned or acquired in his career are five Super Bowl MVP trophies, a pylon from Super Bowl XXXVIII (where he won his second Super Bowl title), his Saturday Night Live script from 2005, the game balls from his first and last Super Bowl wins, and even a Sports Emmy Award he earned as an executive producer of his Man in the Arena docuseries. 

He also shared some of the personal wisdom he told himself back in 2018 which he documented in his game plan book from that year. The four affirmations included "'You are the top dog,' 'You don't need luck,' 'No fear,' and 'Water their seeds of doubt.'" 

"You're motherf--king Tom Brady, five-time Super Bowl champ," he wrote to himself. "Have fun. This is a lifetime memory. This is your time. You love the biggest moments."

Other pieces of sports history include an autographed jersey from Pelé, a gifted jersey from Cristiano Ronaldo, a Floyd Mayweather hat signed by the boxer after his 2017 victory against Conor McGregor, a pair of David Beckham's cleats, a shirt signed by Novak Djokovic that the tennis star wore at last year's U.S. Open, a baseball signed by Barry Bonds, and a signed Willie Mays jersey. 

With Brady now selling off his watch collection, he could be making room for some more sports stuff in his house.