Name: Tom Brady New England Patriots Autographed Fanatics Authentic Super Bowl XXXVI CGC/JSA Authenticated Program from February 3, 2002 with "SB 36 MVP" Inscription
Brand: The SportsRoom
SKU: 203657274
Price: 2500.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Tom Brady New England Patriots Autographed Fanatics Authentic Super Bowl XXXVI CGC/JSA Authenticated Program from February 3, 2002 with "SB 36 MVP" Inscription

Celebrate the moment that launched the greatest quarterback career in NFL history with this official Super Bowl XXXVI game program, personally signed by Tom Brady and inscribed “SB 36 MVP.”

On February 3, 2002, Brady led the New England Patriots to a stunning 20-17 victory over the heavily favored St. Louis Rams, capturing the franchise’s first Super Bowl championship and earning the first of his five Super Bowl MVP awards. That victory marked the beginning of one of the greatest dynasties in professional sports.

Professionally authenticated and encapsulated by CGC in partnership with JSA, this premium collectible is protected for long-term display and preservation while offering collectors complete confidence in its authenticity.

Item Details

Player: Tom Brady
Team: New England Patriots
Event: Super Bowl XXXVI
Opponent: St. Louis Rams
Date: February 3, 2002
Official Super Bowl XXXVI Game Program
Autograph: Tom Brady
Inscription: “SB 36 MVP”
Authentication: CGC/JSA Authenticated
Encapsulated for permanent protection
Fanatics Authentic Certified

A Historic Piece of Football History

Every legendary career has a defining beginning.

This official Super Bowl XXXVI program commemorates the game where Tom Brady transformed from an unheralded sixth-round draft pick into a Super Bowl champion. His clutch final drive and MVP performance ignited a dynasty that would ultimately produce seven Super Bowl championships, three league MVP awards, and a legacy unlike any player in NFL history.

Adding even more significance, Brady personally inscribed this program “SB 36 MVP,” forever linking it to the first championship and first Super Bowl MVP of his remarkable career.

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