FBI returns recovered Tom Brady Super Bowl jerseys to Gillette Stadium

The FBI returned two of Tom Brady's game-worn Super Bowl jerseys to Gillette Stadium on Thursday after they were recovered by investigators.

The FBI returned two of Tom Brady's game-worn Super Bowl jerseys to Gillette Stadium on Thursday after they were recovered by investigators. 

The Bureau tracked down the stolen jerseys, which Brady wore during Super Bowls XLIX and LI, after a joint investigation with several FBI field offices, various attorney's offices, Mexican law enforcement and the NFL. 

"We know how much this means to the Patriots and football fans everywhere, and we are honored to be able to bring these jerseys back to Foxboro," FBI Boston Division special agent in charge Harold H. Shaw said in a statement. 

Earlier this week, Fox Sports 1 released a video showing the alleged thief of Brady's Super Bowl LI jersey entering and exiting the Patriots locker room after the game. Brady's jersey went missing after New England's comeback 34-28 victory over the Falcons. 

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Law enforcement posed with the jerseys and Patriots owner Robert Kraft at Gillette Stadium. 

#FBI visits NFL's Gillette Stadium to return recovered Super Bowl jerseys worn by @Patriots MVP Tom Brady ​https://t.co/BBAA8T3pSg pic.twitter.com/3XZBm77cau

— FBI Boston (@FBIBoston) March 23, 2017

Investigators reportedly recovered the jersey in Mexico after it was allegedly stolen by a credentialed member of the international media.