Tom Brady Admires Patrick Mahomes’ Playing Style: ‘Love Watching Him Play'” | NFL News Times of India

The seven-time Super Bowl winner, Tom Brady, has turned his long-standing love of sports cards into a billion-dollar passion project. What started as a reward for good grades in school has now become a full-fledged investment, and Brady’s most recent venture with CardsVault signifies not only his nostalgic connection but also his admiration for emerging sports stars and recognized legends.

In his younger years, Brady would often be found at What’s on Second Sports Shop, adding to his growing collection of cards earned through good academic performance. His collection included a range of football to baseball cards, focusing especially on those players who inspired him. Over the years, his cache grew to feature names like Will Clark, Nolan Ryan, and Peyton Manning. Despite moving to college and later transitioning into the NFL, Brady has maintained his card-collecting tradition.

Currently associated with CardsVault, Brady is further expanding his collection with rare and high-value pieces, aiming to find the market’s most elusive cards. He also found notable cards at the grand opening of CardsVault’s Wrigley Field store, such as a limited-edition card of emerging star Patrick Mahomes, which Brady praised highly.

Always supportive of the new generation of talent, Brady continues his card collection with rising stars like Jayden Daniels. Brady has expressed excitement for the young quarterback’s rookie card and “Downtown” edition and encourages others to collect them as well.

Despite being widely revered as the greatest quarterback of all time (GOAT), Brady recognizes Mahomes’ potential to succeed him. In a conversation with Kevin Hart, Brady praised Mahomes for his mentality, leadership, and desire for success. He also appreciates the respect that Mahomes has echoed back towards him. While Brady currently holds multiple records, his attention towards upcoming talents like Daniels and his relationship with Mahomes shows that he remains invested in the future of football and its collectibles.