Tom Brady Shows Off His $1,000,000 Watch That Somehow Looks Even More Expensive Than It Is [PHOTO]

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Tom Brady is probably the greatest player in NFL history. The record-breaking quarterback has seven Vince Lombardi trophies to his name, and he made history with two different franchises.

Brady, however, doesn’t win only on the field. Besides being (formerly) married to a supermodel and landing countless very lucrative deals, he’s also a successful investor and business owner.

That’s why it’s not much of a surprise to see that he can afford to spend a buck or two. And, as reported by Isabel Baldwin of the Daily Mail, he just flexed on most mortals.

Brady shared a pic of his timepiece ahead of his latest broadcast for Fox. Let’s just say that not many of us could afford to acquire it:

“Brady sported a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Rainbow – a highly exclusive model from the luxury watch brand that blends its cosmograph heritage, renowned craftsmanship and an added gem-set flair. The iconic model is immediately recognizable for its famous rainbow-colored sapphire bezel design,” Baldwin wrote. “On the secondary market, the flashy timepiece can fetch up to an eye-watering $1million.”

Of course, we’re talking about one of the most successful athletes of all time, so this is just pocket change for him.

Tom Brady, Raiders Urged To Reach Out To Mike Tomlin

Brady is a winner and a fearless competitor. He only thinks about winning, as he showed when he put the 49ers in a body bag on live TV during their playoff loss. That being said, his Las Vegas Raiders didn’t do well this season.

Considering that, former Raiders CEO Amy Trask just had a major suggestion for him. She believes the team needs to go after Mike Tomlin:

“I believe the Raiders need to hire a leader, someone who is a tremendous leader who can come in and unite the organization and lead it internally,” Trask said. “You can find a really good offensive coordinator, and you can find a really good defensive coordinator to help out so that your head coach can lead that organization, not just on the field, but in many, many ways off the field as well. My suggestion in that regard is Mike Tomlin; [he] can come in and be a strong leader for that team.”

That, of course, would be way easier said than done. Even if the Raiders wanted Tomlin, and even if Tomlin wanted to coach again, the Pittsburgh Steelers still hold his rights.

As such, the Raiders would have to trade for him. And, with so many suitable candidates to replace Pete Carroll, that may not be in their best interests.