Tom Brady's used Buccaneers pants from final NFL appearance to be auctioned... after jersey from the same game sold for record $1.4MILLION

Tom Brady’s game-worn pants from his final NFL appearance with the Buccaneers are going up for auction.

The last pair of trousers worn by the seven-time Super Bowl champion before his retirement will hit the auction block next Monday.

Bidding is set to begin at $10,000 when sports auction house Grey Flannel hosts the sale, beginning May 20.

However, the slacks are expected to fetch a pretty penny considering the jersey he wore during the same game sold for a record $1.4 million last year.

It was auctioned off at a special Sotheby’s event during the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix for $1,391,000, setting a new record for the most expensive jersey ever sold.

Tom Brady’s pants from his final NFL game with the Buccaneers are going up for auction

The seven-time Super Bowl champion wore his uniform on the field for the last time in 2023

The listing notes that the trousers were authenticated by The MeiGray Group, the same company that confirmed Brady’s jersey was authentic, too.

Images also show the game’s date – January 16, 2023 – etched into the waistband.

The legendary quarterback brought the curtain down on his career following the Bucs’ Wild Card round defeat by the Cowboys in the NFL playoffs.

It came one year after he infamously reversed his initial retirement announcement, insisting he was bowing out from the sport for good this time, ending his football career on a low against Dallas.

The pants, which show the game’s date on the waistband, are expected to fetch a pretty penny

Brady’s jersey from the same game also sold at auction in Las Vegas last year

It fetched $1.4m, setting the new record for most expensive jersey ever sold

He spent more than two decades in the NFL before having to adjust to life as a fan from the sidelines.

‘I just want to pull my hair out and go ”what the f*** is going on’!” he said on an episode of his ‘Let’s Go!’ podcast last year, when asked about watching the New England Patriots.

‘I have zero impact on any games. I didn’t have that perspective even when I was playing,’ he added.

‘This is a totally new life I’m living right now too…32 years of playing and now I’m on the outside looking in.’