Tom Brady and the New England Patriots spent two decades as the NFL's gold standard for success, but when he first took over the huddle in September of 2001, most fans had tempered expectations for what would follow. The unheralded sixth-round pick replaced Pro Bowl quarterback Drew Bledsoe after a brutal hit during a Week 2 loss to the New York Jets, the type of injury that typically ends an NFL team's season. Instead, Brady marshaled New England to an 11-win season and the first of six Super Bowl titles, kickstarting one of the great sporting careers. Encased in a tamper-proof acrylic sleeve with an inscription commemorating the first steps of a dynasty, this Tom Brady Replaces Injured Drew Bledsoe Red Ink Beckett Fanatics Witnessed Authenticated 7/10 Ticket immortalizes that day as the ultimate collector's item. With an autograph authenticated by Beckett and Fanatics, this is the ultimate prize both for serious collectors and dedicated fans.