Tom Brady has done it all in NFL football and will undoubtedly be inducted into the league's Hall of Fame one day.
With the success that the 46-year-old has had, it comes as no surprise why the seven-time Super Bowl champion has amassed a ridiculous amount of wealth during his NFL career - on and off the field.
After retiring with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a second time, Brady is expected to continue racking in wealth: endorsement deals and potential broadcast work to cover NFL games.
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Brady's worth for now
Tom Brady has a net worth of $300 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, and it is not hard to figure out why. That could have been more had he taken the Fox Sports job after his first retirement, a 10-year $375 million deal.
Passing up broadcasting to play NFL ball
Unfortunately, the five-time Super Bowl MVP opted to pass that up in 2022 and play his last season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
He agreed to a two-year deal with the Bucs worth $50 million that had the potential to jump up to $60 million if milestones were set.
It was lost money on his part, made even worse by his marital woes with now ex-wife Gisele Bundchen. Both announced in October 2022 on social media that they were finalizing their divorce, believed to be stemming from Brady's decision to come out of his first retirement.
Despite a forgettable end to his NFL career, there is no denying that Brady has amassed more than enough wealth with more likely to come his way. So where will these be coming from?
Brady's football career and endorsements
Tom Brady has amassed roughly $230 million in his NFL career, excluding endorsement deals that nearly amount to $150 million. He also lost some potential earnings tied to the celebrated Deflategate football-tampering scandal in 2015.
As far as endorsement deals, Brady amassed that $150 million figure after getting affiliated with Under Armour, Molecule Mattresses, Upper Deck, and IWC watches.
Tom Brady's properties
Among Brady's first real estate investments was one in Brookline, Massachusetts. Along with Bundchen, they custom-built a 10,000-square-foot mansion that was pegged to be worth around $39.5 million.
The couple eventually lowered the price to $33.9 million, and it was sold in an off-market deal, Boston.com reported.
Like most athletes, the three-time NFL MVP invested in property and automobiles. He spent about $30 million on his mansion in Brentwood but eventually sold it to Dr. Dre, who bought it for $50 million.
Other properties Brady owned include the $25.5 million 12th-floor unit at a New York City building, something they eventually sold for $40 million in December 2020.
There was also the two-acre estate in Miami, known as the Billionaire Bunker, where Brady and Bundchen paid $17 million. After retiring, Brady listed the Tampa home for rent at $60,000 a month.
Finally, there is that property at the Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana. Condos in that area reportedly cost $6 million, while homes are at $30 million. It remains unclear what kind of property Brady and Bundchen owned.
Tom Brady's car collection
Like most athletes, Tom Brady has a collection of vehicles that any car lover would envy. That list includes a Rolls Royce Ghost, two Aston Martins, a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, and a Ferrari.
The assets and future earnings of Tom Brady seem endless, with the future NFL Hall of Famer expected to continue making investments in different business ventures to keep his wealth rolling.
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