Tom Brady Re-Signs Ruined Flag At Center Of $1 Mil Lawsuit, Pats Fan Ecstatic

The ultra-rare Tom Brady-signed flag that was supposedly ruined by the Patriots Hall of Fame has actually been re-signed by the G.O.A.T. … and the owner of the piece now states he seems like he’s been made entire.

Daniel Vitale was at first livid over the scenario previously this year … declaring after he momentarily contributed the 1-of-1 American flag to the Pats’ HOF, authorities there ruined the Brady signature on it by showing it incorrectly.

Vitale shared pictures of the piece, revealing the dark blue Brady John Hancock that the QB had actually placed on it in the early 2000s had actually lost its “T” after remaining in the New England museum’s belongings.

The daddy of 3 filed a lawsuit over everything, declaring that the flag deserved possibly $1 MILLION less … and he was requesting the Pats HOF to pay him for damages.

Vitale, however, informs TMZ Sports the scenario has actually been treated — a minimum of in his eyes — after the Patriots assisted get Tom to re-sign the flag recently following the Buccaneers star’s return from Germany.

Vitale states the brand-new signature is extraordinary — it’s “four times” the initial size, he informed us — and he now thinks the piece deserves substantially more than the $1 million it was at first assessed at.

Vitale will start the procedure of attempting to offer it now — he’s taking offers immediately — and he informs us he’s attempting to do a great deal of excellent with a few of the ultimate earnings.

The longtime Pats fan has a child who has autism, and he’s preparing to contribute a few of the flag’s sales to raise awareness for the special needs. Specifically, Vitale is wanting to funnel funds to Spectrum Connection, a department of Community Partners in New Hampshire.