Tom Brady became arguably the best player the NFL has ever seen during his career with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning an NFL record seven Super Bowls. Now, the former quarterback will be entering his third year in the booth with Fox Sports, calling primetime games alongside Kevin Burkhardt and Erin Andrews.
But Brady has done much more outside of calling games, particularly in the business realm. In fact, he owns stakes in sports teams such as the Las Vegas Raiders, Las Vegas Aces and Birmingham City FC. He also invested in something that has "been a part of his DNA since childhood," a sports cards and collectibles chain called CardVault.
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Brady purchased a 50% stake in CardVault on Feb. 12, 2025, changing the name to CardVault by Tom Brady. And the chain already had three locations in Boston, Foxborough (Massachusetts) and Mashantucket (Connecticut), with Brady spearheading the opening of 11 more upon his arrival.
But in July, CardVault decided to temporarily close one of its original stores, planning a massive restoration for the Boston location. And the grand reopening has already been set for Saturday from 10:00 a.m. ET to 5:00 p.m. ET. Boston sports stars such as Kendrick Perkins, Wilyer Abreau and Wade Boggs will make appearances as well.
Not only that, but on both Saturday and Sunday, the store will offer a "no tax" promotion on purchases of $2,500 or less.
"🚨MASSACHUSETTS🚨, CardVault by Tom Brady wrote on Instagram. "Joining us at our Grand Re-Opening this Saturday 8/8? Shopping @patriotplace? How about NO TAX on ANY purchase $2,500 or less 🤯 The price you see is the price you pay, nothing more to it. This Saturday 8/8 and Sunday 8/9. Happy shopping 🛍"
Brady is set to call his first game of the 2026 NFL season on Sunday, September 13, when the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Washington Commanders.
