It's officially official: .The longtime quarterback finally put pen to paper on a two-year agreement with Tampa on Friday, marking an official end to his 20-year run alongside Bill Belichick and the Patriots dynasty.How much money, exactly, will Brady earn with the , though?It turns out Brady's two-year deal is worth a fully guaranteed $50 million, . Reports from and NFL
Clayton Richard Jersey Network's Ian Rapoport the contract would pay Brady $60 million over two years, but the maximum value, per Schefter, is actually about $59 million, with up to $4.5 million in incentives built into each of
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