The consensus GOAT and one of the most famous athletes of the 21st century, Tom Brady remains a huge figure in the sporting world even after hanging up his cleats.
Brady transcended the NFL, carrying the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Super Bowl glory.
| Per year | €34,371,937.50 | £29,436,952 |
| Per month | €2,864,328 | £2,453,079 |
| Per week | €660,998 | £566,094 |
| Per day | €94,169 | £80,648 |
| Per hour | €3,923 | £3,359 |
| Per minute | €65 | £55 |
Alongside the whopping contracts for his on-field performance, the seismic fame also translated into riches through endorsements and media work.
Along with Bill Belichick, Brady made the Patriots a perennial NFL betting favourite, breaking countless records along the way.
How Much Is Tom Brady Worth?
According to Investopedia, Tom Brady’s net worth is in the region of $300 million.
Brady had career earnings of approximately $450 million during his 23 seasons in the NFL, when he became the league’s greatest player of all-time.
Since calling time on his playing career, Brady has moved into the media, penning a 10-year, $375 million pact with Fox Sports to be their main NFL analyst.
He follows in the footsteps of Troy Aikman, Peyton Manning, and Tony Romo as former quarterbacks who will now be analysing their former opponents.
Only two players in NFL history have earned more money than Brady. He’s also second all-time (behind Manning) in cap-inflated earnings.
Several players could overtake Brady in both categories in years to come, however, with Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Jalen Hurts, and Lamar Jackson in the midst of mega contracts.
Super Bowl Wins
Tom Brady won the Super Bowl on seven occasions. His Patriots and Buccaneers teams were often fancied in online betting to lift the Lombardi Trophy, and he consistently got them deep into the postseason.
Brady won his first three Super Bowl appearances. Despite reaching the Big Game in 2007 and 2011, Brady then had to wait a decade for his next ring after losses to the New York Giants. In his next five Super Bowl appearances, Brady suffered just one loss.
His seventh and final Super Bowl appearance and win was his only one after leaving the New England Patriots. It was just the Buccaneers’ second title in franchise history.
Here is a list of all of Brady’s Super Bowl appearances:
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XXXVI – beat St. Louis Rams
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XXXVIII – beat Carolina Panthers
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XXXIX – beat Philadelphia Eagles
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XLII – lost to New York Giants
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XLVI – lost to New York Giants
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XLIX – beat Seattle Seahawks
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LI – beat Atlanta Falcons
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LII – lost to Philadelphia Eagles
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LIII – beat Los Angeles Rams
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LV – beat Kansas City Chiefs
Does Tom Brady Have A Girlfriend?
After divorce from his long-time wife Gisele Bündchen, rumours circulated that Tom Brady was dating Irina Shayk.
Shayk and Brady reportedly met at the wedding of a mutual friend and spent a considerable amount of time together.
It was reported late in 2023 that the relationship has fizzled out, but the couple were snapped having dinner together in the first few months of 2024.
In the earlier stages of their relationship, reports claimed Brady saw a future with Shayk.
“Tom is really ecstatic that this is happening, he feels that they totally get each other, and he really finds her extremely interesting, entrepreneurial, and has a clever sense of humor that really appeals to everything he is all about.
“She is not just a fling; he really wants to make this work. He always told himself after his divorce that he would only get involved with someone that a future could be made, someone he could eventually introduce to his kids.
“He really thinks very highly of her and where this relationship could go. He has zero worry with her, they seem to get each other and get along quite well.”
As of August 2024, it is unclear where the two stand, but any sightings are bound to attract headlines.
Siblings
Tom Brady has three sisters. Their names (in age order) are Maureen, Julie, and Nancy.
While he has worked hard to keep his private life away from the public eye, including his children and siblings, Brady took to Instagram to celebrate National Siblings Day in 2024.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner commented, “When you are the youngest of 4 kids and you have 3 older sisters who are as loving and protective and caring as these 3 women, you count your blessings every day!”
Man In The Arena
ESPN Fims created a 10-part documentary series on Tom Brady’s career, with particular focus on his Patriots tenure.
It discusses the highs and lows throughout Brady’s playing days, along with a look at his life away from the gridiron.
Given an IMDb score of 8.6, fans and critics alike received the documentary positively, as you might expect for such in-depth coverage about the greatest quarterback to ever play the game.
Career Honours
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Seven-time Super Bowl winner
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Five-time Super Bowl MVP
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Three-time NFL MVP
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Five-time AFC Offensive Player of the Year
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Two-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year
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2009 NFL Comeback Player of the Year
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Three-time First Team All Pro
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Three-time Second Team All Pro
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15-time Pro Bowler
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2000s NFL All Decade Team
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2010s NFL All Decade Team
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Number 12 retired by the Patriots
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Two-time Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year
List Of Tom Brady's NFL Records
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Most games won by a player
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Most Super Bowls won by a player
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Only starting quarterback to win Super Bowls in AFC and NFC
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Most Super Bowl MVPs
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Most Super Bowl touchdown passes
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Most passes completed in a single Super Bowl
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Oldest player to win Super Bowl MVP
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Most Super Bowl appearances
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Most games played by a non-kicker
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Most division titles by a player
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Oldest quarterback to lead the league in passing yards
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Oldest player to win MVP
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Most career passing yards
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Most career pass completions
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Most career passing attempts
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Most career touchdown passes
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Most Pro Bowl selections
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Most fourth quarter comebacks
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Most game-winning drives
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Most sacks taken
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Most consecutive playoff appearances by a team, player or coach
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Most playoff games won by a starting quarterback
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Most playoff touchdown passes
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Most playoff passing yards
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Most playoff fourth-quarter comebacks
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Most career playoff 300+ passing yard games
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Most playoff game-winning drives
*Credit for the photos in this article belongs to Alamy*
