Tom Brady may have retired from professional football in February 2023, but the seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback has continued his ascent as a businessman and broadcaster off the field.
He made multiple hundreds of millions of dollars as a player across two decades, yet his current (and first-ever) broadcasting deal with Fox Sports will pay him more than that across this next decade.
The NFL's GOAT -- and greatest draft steal of all time -- also has more hardware than any player in football history, but as many fans have wondered, how has all that success translated to his bank account?
How Much Is Tom Brady Worth?
Today, Brady's net worth sits at an estimated $350 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Now remember, net worth is not the same as adding up career earnings and unrealized contract values. The formula is generally total assets (what you own) minus total liabilities (what you owe).
Still, given the publicly available information, it's fair to believe Brady's estimate is pretty conservative.
All of Tom Brady's NFL Contracts
Brady's earnings from his 23-year NFL playing career surpassed $332 million -- and it could've been closer to $400 million.
Even in a salary-capped league, his NFL contracts were notoriously team-friendly (on the surface) when compared to his elite quarterback counterparts. Business Insider estimated in 2020 that "Brady sacrificed at least $60 million" during his Patriots tenure in the name of chasing the next Super Bowl ring.
Here's a look back at all 10 of his NFL deals:
- 2000 rookie contract: 3 years, $866,500
- 2002 extension: 4 years, $29.6 million
- 2005 extension: 4 years, $42.8 million
- 2010 extension: 4 years, $72 million
- 2013 restructured extension: 3 years, $27 million
- 2016 extension: 2 years, $41 million
- 2018 restructured contract: 2 years, $30 million
- 2019 extension: 1 year, $23 million
- 2020 free agent contract: 2 years, $50 million (Buccaneers)
- 2022 restructured extension: 1 year, $15 million (Buccaneers)
Tom Brady's Fox Broadcasting Contract
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During his final season under center in 2022, Brady inked a record-setting 10-year, $375 million deal to become Fox Sports' lead NFL analyst.
The pact made him the industry's highest-paid NFL broadcaster despite not having worked a game in the role, which he officially began at the start of the 2024 regular season.
How Many Endorsement Deals Does Tom Brady Have?
Brady, like most elite-level athletes, made a significant amount of money in endorsements.
It is unknown exactly how many brand deals the 15-time Pro Bowler has had, but his most notable partnerships have included:
- Under Armour
- Aston Martin
- Audi
- UGG
- Simmons Beautyrest mattresses
- Intel
- Foot Locker
- Beats
- Daily MVP fantasy football
- Shields MRI
- Walt Disney World
- Delta Air Lines
- Sam Adams
- Oakley
- Tag Heuer
- Ferrero
- Subway
- Hertz
- NOBULL
- Gopuff (Good Nut coconut water)
It's not all sunshine, though, as at least one deal has gone sideways on Brady. He and his ex-wife Gisele Bündchen, whose net worth exceeds $400 million and whom he divorced in October 2022, lost tens of millions of dollars from failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
In 2021, Brady received $30 million in company stock for his role in promoting the venture, while Bündchen received $18 million in stock, which has all since gone to zero.
Tom Brady's Other Business Ventures
Brady co-founded his personal wellness brand, TB12, in 2013 with his close friend and former body coach, Alex Guerrero.
In 2024, Brady merged the TB12 brand and his apparel brand, BRADY, with NOBULL. He later debuted the NOBULL Nutrition line in early 2026. Today, the legendary quarterback is the second-largest stakeholder in the sportswear company behind only majority owner Mike Repole.
Brady is well-versed in the content game, too. He is a founding member of production companies Religion of Sports and 199 Productions, as well as NFT platform Autograph.
Oh, and he also took part in an iconic Netflix roast in 2024.
Brady boasts more than 33 million collective followers across his Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok social media accounts. He also started vlogging on his YouTube channel in August 2024.
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Tom Brady's Shift Into Sports Ownership
A polarizing development given his existing role as Fox's lead NFL analyst -- who travels frequently to visit NFL team facilities, players, and coaches for weekly production meetings ahead of upcoming broadcasts -- Brady became a minority NFL owner in 2024.
He and his business partner, Tom Wagner of Knighthead Capital Management, purchased a 10% stake (5% each) in the Las Vegas Raiders, who are controlled by majority owner, billionaire Mark Davis.
Brady and Wagner paid a total of $244 million to become limited partners, which included a $24 million "flip tax" paid to the other NFL owners.
Outside of the NFL, Brady is also a minority owner of:
- WNBA's Las Vegas Aces
- Major League Pickleball's Las Vegas Night Owls
- English soccer club Birmingham City FC (also alongside Wagner)
- Union Internationale Motonautique (UIM) E1 world championship electric boat racing team
