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Tom Brady Has Made
‘Unprecedented' And Arrogant
Change To Autograph
By
Jarrod Castillo, Sports Reporter
Tom Brady made a change to his auto- graph, which took many collectors by shock considering the audacity of the deci- sion.
Brady is widely known as the finest quarterback of all
time
and arguably the greatest football play- er ever, amassing seven Super
Bowl titles with
the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The FOX Sports
analyst also has set numerous NFL records, further cementing his status as a titan of the sport.
Considering his sta- tus as an all-time great in sports, Brady's spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame is all but assured. That said, there is a very slim chance that he could would not make it in his first year and while seems very unlikely, it well could happen.
Still, Brady is supremely confident in his chances of making the hall of fame in his first year of eligibility. On a handful of cards and memorabilia, the 47- year-old already has begun writing "HOF 2028" showcasing just how ready he is to be enshrined among the greatest
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players of the sport.
In doing so, Brady seemingly broke an unwritten rule as typi- cally, players don't sign cards or memo- rabilia with such branding before they are inducted into the hall of fame. As such, some believe Brady's decision to do so is his way of turning the attention to him.
Steve Grad, an auto- graph expert and Beckett authenticator told cllct that Brady's "HOF 2028" inscrip- tion is "unprecedent- ed." "His lack of respect for the people that came before him and earned the honor is obvious," Grad told the outlet, claiming it was the seven-time champion's way of making himself out to be more important than the game.
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