What Is Tom Brady’s Net Worth? Inside His Massive Fortune On and Off the Field

Tom Brady spent 23 years building his career as one of the most revered quarterbacks in NFL history — and he has the financial success (as well as seven Super Bowl rings) to show for it.

In February 2023, Forbes reported Brady’s net worth to be around $530 million over the course of his career from football earnings and endorsements combined. According to the outlet, he was among the top 50 highest-paid athletes of that year.

Following his retirement in February 2023, Brady started a new gig as a broadcaster, commentating on his first Super Bowl on Feb. 9, 2025. The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback turned heads at the event as he stepped out in a neat gray suit and a $740,000 Jacob & Co. watch.

Brady has previously spoken about the challenges of explaining wealth to his three children as they live in a different “reality” than the one he and his ex-wife, Gisele Bündchen, grew up in.

“I think the hardest thing for us as parents … I grew up in a middle-class family in California,” he said on the Drive With Jim Farley podcast in July 2022. “My dad worked his a– off for our family. My mom stayed at home, took care of us kids. Then I look at my life with my family and it’s so fast.”

He continued, “You just hope you can show them enough things to realize when they are doing things that are selected for Mom and Dad to make our lives more convenient that that is a treat.”

From his football career to his broadcasting endeavors, here’s everything to know about how Tom Brady amassed his net worth.

What is Tom Brady’s net worth?

According to Forbes, Brady was worth around $530 million as of February 2023. The outlet reported that he earned $333 million from playing contracts, according to Spotrac, and an additional $200 million from endorsements and other endeavors off the field.

That year, Brady also topped the list of highest-paid NFL players, with his total earnings that season expected to be around $75 million.

How much has Tom Brady made from football?

Brady was first drafted to the New England Patriots in 2000, earning $231,500 his first year. However, after two years, his salary skyrocketed to the millions when he signed a four-year contract extension worth roughly $30 million, including a $10 million signing bonus, per FOX Business.

Brady went on to win the Super Bowl with the Patriots in 2002 and 2003, earning him another four-year extension in 2005, guaranteeing $60 million plus a $14.5 million bonus. The football star’s next contract came in 2010 and was worth $72 million, with $48.5 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid player in NFL history at the time.

Brady stayed with the Patriots through 2020 until he signed a two-year $50 million contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020. In 2021, he extended the deal through 2022.

Throughout his career, Brady made 10 Super Bowl appearances, winning seven. In his last championship in 2021, Brady and his Buccanneers teammates each won an additional $130,000.

In total, Brady has made $332,962,392, according to Spotrac, from his 23 years in the NFL.

How much has Tom Brady made from his broadcasting career after retiring from football?

Following his February 2023 retirement, Brady announced he signed a $375 million contract for over 10 years with Fox Sports. He kicked off his first broadcasting season in September 2024, which culminated in commenting the 2025 Super Bowl.

In January 2025, Brady’s agent Don Yee confirmed to Sports Business Journal that the former NFL star intends to stick with the network and continue through the duration of his contract.

“Tom has had a tremendous amount of fun working with Fox this year, and he’s really excited about the future with Fox and his growth on their team,” Yee told the outlet. “And this year was the first year of a long relationship.”

How much has Tom Brady made from endorsements and projects off the field?

According to Forbes, Brady was making $12 million off the field by 2019 — and that figure nearly quadrupled by 2023 as he engaged in partnerships with Fanatics, Hertz, Subway and Under Armour.

Brady is also the founder or co-founder of five separate companies. In 2020, he launched 199 Productions which develops documentaries, films and TV shows. Two years later, he founded Autograph, an NFT company.

The former Patriots quarterback also is the owner of the TB12 lifestyle brand, the “Brady” clothing line and another media company he launched in 2016 with Michael Strahan and sports documentarian Gotham Chopra.

In addition to his own companies and sponsorships, Brady has invested in being an owner of multiple sports teams. In October 2022, he announced he was becoming a Major League Pickleball owner and, two years later, he became a part owner of the Las Vegas Raiders football team.

He personally holds a 5% stake in the team, which Forbes estimated to be worth around $335 million, as the team itself is valued at $6.7 billion.

How much has Tom Brady donated to charity?

In addition to partnering with charities like Best Buddies International and the Luz Foundation, Brady founded his own nonprofit, TB12 Foundation, in 2015 to provide health and wellness resources to athletes.

Brady has also participated in a number of philanthropic efforts, including partnering with Wheels Up to donate 10 million meals to Feeding America during the COVID-19 pandemic in April 2020.

“Happy to support those in need and we all must continue to support each other,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories at the time.

In October 2024, the 7-time Super Bowl champion donated $100,000 to Hurricane Milton relief, according to WLWT, after the storm caused mass devastation in Florida.

What has Tom Brady said about his wealth?

Brady has been open about prioritizing the love of the game over money, explaining at Fortune’s Global Forum in November 2024 that he felt striving for success was more important than his bank account.

“Is money the only thing we value?” he said. “I mean to me that wasn’t, I always felt like I took less money so that we could win.”

He echoed similar sentiments during a September 2023 talk with Valuetainment, explaining that finances weren’t what propelled him to his record-breaking success.

“It was the same motivation. Money didn’t motivate me, fame didn’t motivate me, I didn’t give a s— about any of it,” he said. “I didn’t care about going to all these different places and doing those kinds of things, I just wanted to be my best.”