Tom Brady, as well all know by now, has been pretty successful in the postseason. He’s won six Super Bowls, has been to nine in total, and has played in like a billion AFC title games.
This year he enters the postseason with a lot more doubt than in years past, however, as the Patriots have to play their first wild-card game since 2009 thanks to that ugly and surprising loss to the Miami Dolphins last week.
But here’s a wild stat about the 42-year-old GOAT: Brady has 30 total playoff wins in his career. The other 11 QBs in this year’s playoff have combined for 26 playoff wins.
Brady was asked about that on Thursday, to which he replied “Is that pretty good?”
Yes, yes it is:
WATCH: "Is that pretty good" – Tom Brady when I inform him that he has 30 playoff wins and the combined other 11 QBs in the playoffs have 26.
He insists past performance and a playoff mystique won't ensure a win Saturday #NENation #Patriots @wpri12 pic.twitter.com/8XN2YuV0BO
— Yianni Kourakis (@YianniKourakis) January 2, 2020
Brady and the Patriots will square off with Ryan Tannehill and the Titans on Saturday night. The 31-year-old QB, who has had a stellar season to the surprise of just about everyone, will be playing his first playoff game in his 7-year career.
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