10 Super Bowl records Tom Brady could tie, break, or pad against the Chiefs
1. Super Bowl MVPs
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Brady has the record thus far with four. If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defend home turf at the Super Bowl, he could pick up five, an insurmountable figure.
2. Most Super Bowls played
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Brady has played in nine to date. On Sunday, Super Bowl LV will be his 10th Big Game. It would take a lucky role player being with the right team for this to even be matched.
3. Wins as starting QB of two different teams
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Peyton Manning was the first to do it when he led the Denver Broncos to a win in Super Bowl 50 after having previously won Super Bowl XLI with the Indianapolis Colts. This is one of the few records where Brady is still trailing Manning.
4. Oldest player in a Super Bowl
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Kicker Matt Stover holds the record for now at 42 years, 11 days old. Brady will set the new record on Sunday at 43 years, 188 days old. In Super Bowl LIII, Brady set the record for oldest QB to win the Big Game at 41 years and 184 days.
5. Most consecutive completions
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In Super Bowl XLVI, Brady completed 16 straight passes.
6. Most touchdown passes for a career
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Brady has thrown 18 touchdown passes in the Super Bowl. He could certainly hit the 20-TD threshold against the Kansas City Chiefs.
7. Most interceptions for a career
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John Elway owns the most with eight. Brady is right behind him with six. If he has a multi-interception performance, like he did in Super Bowl XLIX, that is all it will take.
8. Most fumbles for a career
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Staubach has five fumbles. Brady has four, and if he gets strip-sacked, he will be tied with Captain Comeback.
9. Most passes without an interception
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Brady threw 48 passes against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII without an interception.
10. Largest comeback
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More so a team stat than an individual one, it is still worth remembering that Brady was the quarterback for the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI, who executed the largest comeback in game history when they surmounted a 28-3 Atlanta Falcons lead.
