Tom Brady may be done with the New England Patriots, but he’s not done trolling the two fan bases in New York that still hate him the most: The New York Giants and the New York Jets. For Brady, this goes way beyond the classic Boston vs. New York rivalry.
With the Jets, it’s about years of domination in the AFC East and the fact that Brady has the most wins by any quarterback against them — 30 total. As for the Giants, it’s all about bragging rights. Their fans love reminding him of the two Super Bowl losses they handed him in 2008 and 2012.
If anything, the GOAT learned how to keep those fans on edge, always giving them new reasons to chirp at him throughout his legendary career.
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Since retiring, Brady has been diving into the business world. His latest move? Launching “CardVault,” a sports card shop located at the American Dream Mall in New Jersey. He announced on Instagram — and, of course, used the moment to throw a jab at Jets and Giants fans.
“PS: I’m still recovering from seeing all those cheering Giants and Jets fans. Usually someone is trying to kill me, or something terrible happens when I’m around you guys,” the NFL legend wrote.
This is just another addition to Brady’s growing investment list. He’s been making big-money moves, especially in the sports world. In 2022, he became the founding investor in the Las Vegas Night Owls, a Major League Pickleball team.
In March 2023, he bought a minority stake in the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces. He also launched “Team Brady” in the E1 World Championship, a new electric boat racing league. That team won the first-ever E1 title in 2024.
On top of that, he owns a 5% stake in Birmingham City, a soccer club in England, and also chairs its advisory board. Then, there’s his minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders. That’s just the sports side of his portfolio.
Outside of team ownership, Brady co-founded TB12, a wellness and supplement company, with longtime trainer Alex Guerrero, and the “Brady Brand,” a lifestyle and activewear company, with Jens Grede and designer Dao-Yi Chow.
There’s also “199 Productions,” his media production company — a nod to his draft number — and “Autograph,” his digital collectibles NFT platform.
Now, with “CardVault,” Brady adds one more big piece to his business empire. In 2025, Brady’s estimated net worth is in the $300 to $450 million range.