This man found his missing Tom Brady card in his childhood bedroom 🤯
A collector in Maryland pulled this Tom Brady autograph card when he was 12 years old in 2002. As a Steelers fan, he paid little attention to the Patriots card and eventually lost track of it.
For years, he told one of his best friends about the card, but his friend didn’t believe him. When his mom started cleaning out his childhood bedroom and told him to grab his cards before they were thrown away, he searched through his childhood collection and finally found it.
The card is numbered to 150 and features Brady’s autograph alongside a piece of game-used football from his first Super Bowl.
Vita Vea would be a perfect 3-4 NT on the #Bills defense. It almost makes too much sense, so I’m bracing myself for the inevitable “The Rams (or 49ers) have acquired Vita Vea” tweet followed by this from Brandon Beane:
“Yeah Jay, we definitely checked in on that but as you know, it takes two teams to make a trade. Listen, I want as many great football players on our team that I can get… I’d love to have five Vita Vea’s if I could. But when you’re paying your quarterback as much as we are, sometimes you have to make concessions to your roster. But look, Ed is back healthy and looking really good, we’re expecting Deone to take a big jump this year, DeWayne Carter really bulked up during his rehab process, and we really like how our 5th round pick, Zane Durant is progressing so far. So we’re very confident in the guys that we have in that room.”
#BillsMafia
The Rams are the anti Bills
Rams: Recognize their Super Bowl window, capitalize with big-swing moves year after year, find results
Bills: Take half measures while
meandering through the prime of Josh Allen’s career, never win the big game