
Tom Brady continued his third NFL season with Fox Sports in Week 9, calling the Green Bay Packers’ win over his former team, the New England Patriots, alongside Kevin Burkhardt and Erin Andrews. And Brady will be back in action in Week 10, working the matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas.
Following his playing career with the Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning a record seven Super Bowls, Brady has continued to make business moves away from the sport. This includes becoming a minority owner of the Los Angeles Raiders and Las Vegas Aces, although he recently relinquished his minority stake with Birmingham City FC.
In February 2025, Brady also invested in a personal passion of his, buying a 50% stake in the sports cards and collectibles chain CardVault by Tom Brady. The former quarterback noted that he wanted to get into the business because “sports collectibles and cards have been part of my DNA since childhood.”
When Brady joined CardVault, it only had six locations throughout the United States. But giving the brand the Brady name, he has spearheaded the opening of 14 new stores across the country, most recently opening a location in Pittsburgh on November 1.
Yet CardVault by Tom Brady wasn’t done there, recently revealing that the 21st location will be coming to ICON Park in Orlando, marking the first store in the state of Florida. Legendary cornerback Charles Woodson will also be teaming up with CardVault by Tom Brady for this store, along with another future location in Canton, Ohio.
And on Wednesday, CardVault by Tom Brady announced that the new Orlando location will hold its grand opening on November 15, beginning at 10 a.m. ET. The event will offer free merchandise for the first 25 people, along with numerous giveaways, including a Shaquille O’Neal-signed basketball.
“ORLANDO It’s Time Join us this Sunday 11/15 for our Grand Opening Celebration @iconparkorlando,” CardVault by Tom Brady wrote on Instagram.
Brady and the rest of the Fox crew will call the matchup between San Francisco and Dallas on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET.
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