What’s Tom Brady’s playoff career record as QB chases eighth Super Bowl trophy?

Tom Brady’s NFL career is one of the most successful in history, but what does his playoff record look like? How many wins does he have and what are his winning stats?

Tom Brady and the Super Bowl are almost synonymous with each other – such is the quarterback record and the NFL Playoffs.

He won a record seven Super Bowls – six with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Brady has appeared in the NFL playoffs every year of his career except 2002, so what is his playoff record?

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Tom Brady playoff record

All stats are accurate as of 1 p.m. ET on Saturday, January 22 — before the Brady Buccaneers face the Los Angeles Rams in the 2022 Playoffs Divisional Round.

During his career, Brady has played in 46 NFL playoff games and has a remarkable record.

He has 35 wins and 11 losses – respectable one might say.

But consider this: only FOUR franchises in NFL history have more playoff wins than Brady.

• New England Patriots – 37
• Pittsburgh Steelers – 36
• Green Bay Packers – 36
• Dallas Cowboys – 35
• Tom Brady – 35 years old

If Tom Brady were a franchise, his record in the NFL playoffs would be better than 28 of the league’s 32 teams.

Second-best is Joe Montana on 16, which means Brady has more than double second-best.

What about passes and touchdowns?

The California native attempted 1,801 passes in the NFL playoffs, with Brady completing a record 1,135.

This gives him a completion percentage of 63.0.

In total, he threw for 12,270 yards, averaging a healthy 7.1 yards.

This led to 85 touchdowns for his teammates.

He threw for over 1,000 yards in the playoffs three times — in 2016, 2017 and 2020.

Brady made the Super Bowl in each of those years — only losing in 2017.

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