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    Brady’s New Deal

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    Oct 21, 2020 | 07:00 am

    Fanatics will now be the sole distributor of Tom Brady’s autographs, collectibles and memorabilia. The long-term exclusive deal expands the merchandiser’s collection of Tampa Bay Buccaneers products and will make game-used products from Brady’s first season in Tampa available in real time. 

    The six-time Super Bowl champion joins fellow future Hall of Famer Peyton Manning and rookie sensation Joe Burrow on the company’s roster of athletes.

    Fanatics’ Exclusive Memorabilia Roster Includes:

    • Peyton Manning
    • Alexander Ovechkin
    • Zion Williamson 
    • Pete Alonso
    • Aaron Judge
    • Joe Burrow 
    • Luka Doncic

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