"You can't go home again," wrote novelist Thomas Wolff, "But in a football sense, on October 3, 2021, Tom Brady, as the new quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, did go home - triumphantly - to Gillette Stadium, his football home in New England for 20 years. Presented is a box office full ticket to the game that marked the consensus NFL's Greatest of All Time quarterback's record-setting homecoming. Brady and New England Head Coach Bill Belichick had won six Super Bowls together, and Brady then won another in his first season, 2020, at Tampa Bay in Super Bowl LV when the quarterback threw for 201 yards, with three touchdowns and no interceptions. In the pregame introductions on his first game back as a visitor, Brady was warmly cheered by the New England faithful, but when the game began, fond memories flew away, and the boos sailed in. In the opening quarter, Brady hit Mike Evans with a 28-yard pass to claim the all-time record for passing yards from Drew Brees. In the 4th Quarter, Brady led a late game come from behind drive for a field goal that put the Patriots ahead 19-17, a lead they held. After a brief flirtation with retirement, Brady is planning o playing the 2022 season with Tampa Bay, when he will be 45-years-old. The scarce box office ticket makes a great memento of a high point in Tom Brady's football Odyssey, when the King returned to his castle and was still the King. The scarce full box office ticket has been encapsulated and graded by PSA NM-MT 8. Only one higher.