Calling all football fans and collectors?now a chance to own a piece of history! Tom Brady’s first-ever preseason touchdown ball is up for auction at the Lelands Spring Classic Auction. To get something truly iconic for your collection, this is an absolute must-have. Hobbyists may not want to miss this opportunity to own an unforgettable symbol of Brady’s legendary career in the NFL!

In a candid interview with Steve Kroft, Tom Brady fondly spoke about his admiration for NFL icons like Dan Marino and Joe Montana, whom he had looked up to during his formative years. Brady expressed his admiration for Marino’s incredible arm strength and fierce competitiveness. While Montana’s elegant playing style makes it look effortless and as an art, per Brady. His praise for these iconic quarterbacks highlights his respect and appreciation for their skills and contributions to the sport of football.

The Tom Brady memorabilia craze

Are you interested in owning something special in the world of football? This Tom Brady football is truly special – it was thrown for a touchdown during a preseason game way back in 2000, and it was the first preseason touchdown of Brady‘s career! The Lelands Spring Classic Auction is now offering this football up for bids, and the bidding starts at $25,000.

As per Pro Football Talk, this touchdown pass by Brady could potentially mark the end of his illustrious career in the NFL. Who knows, it could be yours!

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When it comes to Tom Brady and footballs, the prices can really soar! The “Deflategate“ ball, which was sold back in 2015 for a still impressive $43,000, is now likely worth even more. Then there‘s Brady‘s first regular–season touchdown pass, which was sold at auction for a whopping $428,842.

Last auction: A ball, a bid, and a return

Last year, an interesting twist and turn occurred in the NFL. It was supposed to be the last NFL football ever thrown for a touchdown by Tom Brady, and Miami commercial real estate broker Ron Firman was so honored to own it that he bid an astounding $518,628 at auction. However, less than 24 hours after the auction ended, Brady decided that he wasn’t done playing after announcing the end of his 22-year NFL career just 40 days prior.

The auction house voided the sale through mutual agreement, but Ron Firman is still eager to bid again if Brady’s actual last ball ever comes up for auction. In the end, the ball was re-sold for just under $130,000.

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