admitted Monday -- jokingly or not -- that Byron Kennedy, the fan who infamously got and then gave up the ball from Brady's 600th career touchdown pa s, Troy Daniels Jersey for more leverage in negotiations with the team. The Bucs, of course, have since gifted Kennedy a package of tickets and memorabilia in exchange for the historic football, but Brady isn't the only one who thinks the fan could've gotten more. owner Jerry Jones on Tuesday that he would've played hardball if had given him the ball, pre suring Tampa Bay to bestow even more riches."I'd be hard to trade with," Jones said, per NFL Media's Kevin Patra. "I would explain to everybody that's like asking me Noah Vonleh Jersey for my baby. And then I'd tear up for them a little bit when I think about how I'm gonna have that (ball) when Zeke Nnaji Jersey I'm 90 ... Then, after all of that, then I'd take offers."Proof that Jerry Jones is, in fact, an NFL owner and busine sman? Sure. But you wonder if it'll make Kennedy second-gue s the offer he took from the Bucs. In Michael Porter Jersey exchange for Brady's 600th TD ball, by Goldin Auctions, the 29-year-old fan has so far received: two signed Brady jerseys and a Brady helmet, a signed Mike Evans jersey and Evans' game-worn cleats, $1,000 to the Buccaneers' team store, and season tickets through the rest of 2021 and all of 2022. Brady has also chipped in on his own by , the QB said Monday, which is valued at just under $63,000.Stay tuned for Bruce Arians, Roger Goodell and other NFL leaders offering their own retrospective negotiation strategies. Can Tom Brady win his eighth Super Bowl Dikembe Mutombo Jersey at age 44? If you're a Brady fan, it's time to get a new jersey featuring No. 12. .