Tom Brady Signs Exclusive Topps Now Card on FOX Broadcast

Tom Brady signs Topps Now card live on FOX

Tom Brady added another memorable card moment to his post-playing career during FOX Sports' coverage of the Packers-Patriots game. A photo taken of Brady in the broadcast booth during the first quarter was turned into a Topps Now card, then delivered to him in the second quarter.

Live on air, Brady signed the card with the inscription “Back in Foxboro LFG” and held it up for viewers. The moment tied directly into a special day at Gillette Stadium, where Brady was appearing on the Patriots broadcast for the first time.

During the telecast, Brady joked after Kevin Burkhardt presented the card, saying, “I'm glad there’s no statistics on the back that tell you how many times I’ve cursed on-air this year.”

Topps Now card details and chase information

Topps Now is offering the commemorative card as a print-to-order release. The card will be available for only 72 hours, with the ordering deadline set for November 11, 2026. Production will be based on the number of cards ordered during that window.

Collectors will also have a chance to chase the actual card Brady signed at Gillette Stadium. One lucky collector will receive that signed version.

In addition to the base card, Topps is offering foil parallels numbered to 50, 25, 10, 5, and 1.

Why the moment stood out in Foxborough

The broadcast appearance came during a notable Patriots celebration. At halftime, Rob Gronkowski was honored for his induction into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame as the 38th member. Brady's appearance in the booth added another layer to the event, especially given his long history with the franchise.

Brady spent 20 of his 23 NFL seasons with the New England Patriots and won six Super Bowls with the team. He later played three seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and won one more championship, giving him seven Super Bowl titles, the most by any player.

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His career resume also includes the NFL's all-time passing yards mark at 89,214 and the all-time touchdown record with 649. Brady finished his regular-season career with a 251-82 record and went 35-13 in the playoffs.

Brady's place in the card hobby

Brady's connection to sports cards has continued to grow beyond his playing career. His involvement was part of FOX's pregame coverage, where his interest in the hobby was discussed alongside his business ties to CardVault by Tom Brady, the sports card shop franchise he co-owns.

CardVault by Tom Brady now has 20 locations across the United States, including a recent opening in Pittsburgh. Brady also owns the first card of Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza, which was created after Mendoza was selected No. 1 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Topps Now release adds another high-profile Brady card to a hobby market that continues to respond to unique, event-driven moments. With a short ordering window and a signed version in the mix, the card is set to draw attention from Brady collectors and football card fans alike.