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(CNN Spanish) - Considered by many to be the best quarterback in NFL history, he is no longer number one in selling items with his image in the United States. That position is held by Patrick Mahomes II, who occupies the first place in the sales report of the 50 players who have generated the most sales in the last year.
The NFLPA list includes the period between March 1, 2019 and February 29, 2020. Items under consideration for the sales report range; from t-shirts and sportswear, to collectibles or curious as pet products.
The report is generated by more than 70 companies that distribute these officially licensed products. Brady has dominated this market for the past 18 years, virtually since he entered the NFL exactly two decades ago.
The six-time Super Bowl winner with the Patriots has been at No. 1 for the past three years and has been in the top three since 2002. Another impressive record for this active NFL legend, who they predict will be back in number one in sales now with his arrival at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Look: Brady's shirt with the Buccaneers
Mahomes was the sensation from last season and at just 24 he won the last Super Bowl with the Chiefs, the first for the Kansas City team in 50 years.
The career of this young figure has had a meteoric rise since his arrival in the NFL in 2017. In 2018 he was named the best player of the regular season (MVP) and has broken countless records at his young age, which positions as a born successor to Brady himself.
Here are the top 10 players on the list of 50 best-selling items with their image:
1. Patrick Mahomes II-Chiefs of Kansas City
2. Tom Brady-Buccaneers of Tampa Bay (Patriots until 2020)
3. Lamar Jackson-Ravens of Baltimore
4. Ezequiel Elliott-Cowboys of Dallas
5. Baker Mayfield-Browns of Cleveland
6. Aaron Rodgers-Packers of Green Bay
7. Odell Beckham Jr.-Cleveland Browns
8. Khadil Mack-Bears of Chicago
9. Jimmy Garoppolo-49ERS of San Francisco
10. George Kittle-49ERS of San Francisco
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