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Tom Brady is Tom Terrific
Tom Brady keeps on impressing. He is one of only two players to win five Super Bowls and the only player to win them all playing for one team.
New England Pro Bowl quarterback Tom Brady guided the Patriots to a 34-28 OT victory against Atlanta in Super Bowl LI, engineering the largest comeback in Super Bowl history after overcoming a 25-point second-half deficit. Brady, who set Super Bowl single-game records in pass attempts (62), completions (43) and passing yards (466), became the first player in NFL history to win four Super Bowl MVP awards.
"Tom is able to put it all together better than any player that I've ever coached. Putting all that together at once in just a couple of seconds of time, he has to process it once he gets the calls and gets to the line of scrimmage. I think his preparation allows him to, in part, do that. He has the football instincts as well. He's a great role model for all of us -- any player and any coach. All of us." -- Patriots head coach Bill Belichick
A 12-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time NFL Most Valuable Player, Brady has led the Patriots to 14 division championships, the most by a starting quarterback in NFL history, including eight consecutive AFC East titles -- the longest streak of division titles in NFL history. His 208 all-time wins as a starting quarterback (including playoffs) are the most in NFL history.
Most Total Wins By A Quarterback in NFL History
Quarterback | Team(s) | Wins |
---|---|---|
*Active (Source: NFL) | ||
Tom Brady* | New England | 208 |
Peyton Manning | Colts, Denver | 200 |
Brett Favre | Atlanta, Green Bay, Jets, Vikings | 199 |
John Elway | Denver | 162 |
Brady's star has always shined the brightest during the playoffs. He is the all-time postseason leader in career completions (831), touchdown passes (63), passing yards (9,094) and wins by a starting quarterback (25). In Super Bowl LI, Brady set single-game records in pass attempts (62), completions (43) and passing yards (466) en route to his NFL-record fourth Super Bowl MVP Award.
Most Playoff Wins By Starting Quarterback
Quarterback | Team(s) | Wins |
---|---|---|
*Active (Source: NFL) | ||
Tom Brady* | New England | 25 |
Joe Montana | 49ers, Kansas City | 16 |
Terry Bradshaw | Pittsburgh | 14 |
John Elway | Denver | 14 |
Peyton Manning | Colts, Denver | 14 |
In 2016, Tom Brady continued to leave his mark in the record books, becoming one of four quarterbacks in NFL history with at least 450 touchdown passes, joining Peyton Manning (539), Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre (508) and Drew Brees (465). Additionally, he joined Manning, Favre, Brees and Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Marino as the only quarterbacks with at least 60,000 career passing yards.
Most Career TD Passes & Passing Yards
Quarterback | TD Passes | Passing Yards |
---|---|---|
*Active (Source: NFL) | ||
Peyton Manning | 539 | 71,940 |
Brett Favre | 508 | 71,838 |
Drew Brees* | 465 | 66,111 |
Tom Brady* | 456 | 61,582 |
Dan Marino | 420 | 61,361 |
On the way to his fifth Super Bowl title as a starting quarterback -- the most all-time -- Brady threw 28 touchdown passes with two interceptions in 2016, the best single-season touchdown/ interception ratio in NFL history.
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