Tom Brady Reports Lead to Huge Spike in Bucs Ticket Sales

It looks like Tom Brady is heading to Tampa Bay, and tickets are already hot.

Tom Brady has not even officially joined the Buccaneers' roster yet, but he is already helping sell out Raymond James Stadium. 

Within hours if not minutes of news that Tom Brady was coming to Tampa Bay, fans looking for Bucs season ticket ticket were in line around the digital block (via ESPN's Jenna Laine and The Athletic's Greg Auman):

This is what the line looks like for Bucs season tickets right now. Keep in mind, this organization averaged under 52,000 per game last season in attendance. pic.twitter.com/3mpqpvg9Oe

— JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) March 18, 2020

Wow. Click on the season tickets link on Bucs' official site, and you're directed to this page, which shows quite a line of fans waiting to buy after Tom Brady news. h/t @phxcolangelo pic.twitter.com/Bw1z2g0RQv

— Greg Auman (@gregauman) March 18, 2020

Obviously, the Bucs are signing Brady to help win games, but bringing one of the most successful and celebrated quarterbacks of all time is also meant to put butts in the seats. 

The Bucs have one of the worst attendance figures of any NFL team, averaging just 51,898 attendees per game in 2019 (from ESPN). A superstar like Brady can only help drive fans back into Raymond James on Sundays this coming season.