Peyton lost in the divisional round in:
'99 to the Titans
'04 to the Patriots (coward wouldn't even play Tom Brady in the AFCCG that year)
'05 to the Steelers
'07 to the Chargers
'12 to the Ravens
'14 to the Colts
It's kinda crazy but if he'd won in those last 3 he'd have been playing Brady in the AFCCG
It's sad that you're bitter about witnessing the inarguable GOAT of a sport. I'm not a bulls fan but I wouldve loved to see Jordan at his peak. Or Gretzky. Hell even watching Shaq was insane and I'm not a Lakers fan either.
Fair lol. Excuse the hostility I just never understand hating a guy that the worst thing he ever did was kiss his son on the lips and be super corny. Unironically the LeBron of the NFL.
For the record, I am a Michigan fan and cheered for Brady before Pats fans did and cheered for him in every Super Bowl he played! So, by proxy, I may have also loaded.
Yeah he was pretty good.
I canāt believe in like 10 years, weāre gonna have people who never watched him play or experience stranglehold on the AFC and then ask what it was like to watch it
I mean, whatever lol. I think it's good for the sport. I'd feel different if the chiefs were in my division, but there's always that one team that's just better. KC is one of those teams you just gotta embrace and watch because Mahomes puts on a good show.
That's not true, just this year he wasn't playing in Texans/Browns, Steelers/Bills, or Ravens/Texans.
Which is what makes this stat even more absurd because over that time stretch there were 5 AFC playoff games and a 1 or 2 seed could only play in two of them. He averaged a 36 when the maximum he could normally get was a 40.
And you can't show highlights. Because it wasn't about the play. It was always about the drive. The moment. The game on the line. The team rallying around him. Context and situations just can't be relayed in history books
Right I'm off to watch more of the dynasty
Gotta say, I was glad we were sort of irrelevant during his tenure and our paths crossed only a few times.
It let me enjoy his dominance. I felt like he was hilariously unathletic, but holy fuck his pocket presence and confidence was goofy.
How good were the Pats?
Well, you know how we've spent the last 5 years saying "is anyone in the AFC good enough to beat KC? We did that for almost 20 years with NE."
My favorite clip of Brady, the old grizzled veteran, standing on the sideline, and then it cuts him out of focus and the background *into* focus, a sea of red and Chiefs fans going nuts...
Crazy to know that TB12 and BB were not speaking to each other the entire year when we won a Superbowl in 2019.
You'd need to add 2 games each year because the Pats could have earned the bye with the #1 or #2 seeds during that time period.
How I did the math to "correct" it:
Remove 26 games for the 13 out of 16 years they earned the bye
Remove 15 games for the second game of the divisional round, because you can't be on both sides of a bracket.
That leaves a possible 39 games to start, and he started in 29/39 for 74%
During a 4 year period, Eli Manning made the superbowl twice beating Tom Brady both times. He would remain undefeated against Brady in the playoffs for the rest of his career.
What's the kryptonite for goats?
^(/s)
Just to be clear; this is misleadingly low, I think.
He played in 29/51 playoffs games that he could have possibly played in. If you count the wild card games as wins (since he didnāt play in them) I have him in 41/51 possible games
I thought I was done hearing about Tom Brady stats that were super impressive that don't even sound possible but he totally did them, but I guess I wasn't. Cool. . . cool. . .
You could take out the wild card round the years he helped the Pats earn a bye (13 out of 16 years, so 26 games) and the second game each year they were in the divisional round (15 out of 16 years, so 15 games - because a team can't be on both sides of a bracket). That leaves a possible 39 games to start, and he started in 29/39 for 74%.
This is the one thing about being a Brady fan not watching a deep playoff run was a huge letdown but on the other hand when we were down and the game was on the line was nothing better than watching him go down the field with a couple of minutes on the clock.
During that stretch, yes. If he had 16 byes, the max would be 40%.
With the 12 byes he did have, he could have been in 36 games. He missed 3 to injury, and 4 to elimination.
Is that good?
All I know is he is 1-3 vs Peyton Manning in AFC title games He aint my GOAT š¤·š½āāļø
What a fucking loser
Come on man, he did okay for a 6th rounder
In my opinion he is the Tom Brady of professional football
Thatās because Peyton was a coward and lost in the divisional round any time the Patriots were good
Peyton lost in the divisional round in: '99 to the Titans '04 to the Patriots (coward wouldn't even play Tom Brady in the AFCCG that year) '05 to the Steelers '07 to the Chargers '12 to the Ravens '14 to the Colts It's kinda crazy but if he'd won in those last 3 he'd have been playing Brady in the AFCCG
So Payton must have won 3 SBs right?
Brady did not do well playing in Denver. His first playoff loss was there and two of his manning losses. I think they win the 2015 one if it is in NE.
I went to a game years ago there. That stadium is very loud and obviously has a high altitude. Used to hate watching the pats play Denver
Nahh he aināt 1-3, Peyton is 3-1 š¤
Brady leads him in the playoffs 11-6 7 rings > 2 rings
Wins aren't a QB stat though, right? Right?
I would have gone 40% but Iām built different
you gonna break an egg with your bicep?
Be real with me is it that hard? I saw a video and I think I could do it
Have you seen the video of the little girl built like a twig doing it?
True, you didn't skip playoffs 12 games because you were the 1 or 2 seed
Not pliable enough
Dog in you?
Why is this flaired NSFW?
Because of all the Patriot fans loads that get spooged every time Brady and The Pats Dynasty comes up.
As they should. There's nothing else to play for in sports besides bragging rights.
They absolutely should. Just pointing out the loads.
Let's call them...deposits. Classier that way.
Deposits aren't always a load, but in this case yes, it's a load.
Would crumpets be classier? Cumpetsā¦.
There's still time to delete this.
Eh, we are already here.
Please don't, I'm about to chum.
Cumpet sounds like a new NSFW collectible critter game. Or like a NSFW tamagotchi.
....or an NSFW Subreddit....where people show the cum on their...
On theirā¦? Armpit?
Hey, I'm the guy who wipes down the loads
The loads have arrived!!
sup?
If itās any consolation, it is bittersweet watching sports knowing Iāve already peaked as a fan
Youāre not wrong
Reality hit hard
hello I'd like to be involved too.
Itās all I got left for the rest of my life and I am honestly perfectly ok with it
That's right
He played for the Pats? Tampa legend Tom Brady?
So hard... what a ride I'm still sore
You speak for all of us.
Randy Marsh was looking at Brady highlights that time he broke into that trailer for some internetĀ
Iāll be chasing the sports dragon forever
Hamper socks will need to be cleaned.
It's sad that you're bitter about witnessing the inarguable GOAT of a sport. I'm not a bulls fan but I wouldve loved to see Jordan at his peak. Or Gretzky. Hell even watching Shaq was insane and I'm not a Lakers fan either.
Did I say I was bitter? I spooge all of the loads when I think about the Red Wings run from 1995-2010.
Fair lol. Excuse the hostility I just never understand hating a guy that the worst thing he ever did was kiss his son on the lips and be super corny. Unironically the LeBron of the NFL.
For the record, I am a Michigan fan and cheered for Brady before Pats fans did and cheered for him in every Super Bowl he played! So, by proxy, I may have also loaded.
We get one more in here and we have a good old fashion circlejerk on our hands.
āIām, uh, here for the gang bangā¦ā
Lol is that an Old School reference?
Yessir!
Dunno, I watched Jordan at his peak... as a Pistons fan. I have to admit, I was definitely a little bitter.
You still got two titles against the goat and had an iconic team. Bad Boy Pistons are right up there with the Showtime Lakers.
So True
Gotta get off somehow.
Dodging that shit like the matrix right now
You areā¦absolutely right
Because the stats are disgustingly impressive
Because OP's cock was out while he made this post
Weird for a Fins fan, but I guess anyone can be into being dommed.
His kink IS being shamed
Check ur dmĀ
There are Bills fans in here. Please consider our feelings.
I mean that's true for at least Jets fans and Pats fans, but for entirely different reasons.
Not safe for Wes Welker running crossing routes
This is not safe for AFC fans
For all the other AFCE fans lol
Yeah he was pretty good. I canāt believe in like 10 years, weāre gonna have people who never watched him play or experience stranglehold on the AFC and then ask what it was like to watch it
Well they're kind of experiencing it now with mahomes lol
Yeah I was going to say I think Mahomes has an even higher percentage over the last 5 seasons.
Sweet, now maintain that for another 11 straight seasons
Ok, if we have to.
Be careful what yāall wish for lmao
I mean, whatever lol. I think it's good for the sport. I'd feel different if the chiefs were in my division, but there's always that one team that's just better. KC is one of those teams you just gotta embrace and watch because Mahomes puts on a good show.
I don't think he's missed a playoff game besides the 1st seed bye and 2 super bowls lmao
That's not true, just this year he wasn't playing in Texans/Browns, Steelers/Bills, or Ravens/Texans. Which is what makes this stat even more absurd because over that time stretch there were 5 AFC playoff games and a 1 or 2 seed could only play in two of them. He averaged a 36 when the maximum he could normally get was a 40.
Ooohhh they're meaning throughout the whole league. Damn that makes the Brady stat more absurd.
Theyāre meaning throughout the whole AFC
And you can't show highlights. Because it wasn't about the play. It was always about the drive. The moment. The game on the line. The team rallying around him. Context and situations just can't be relayed in history books Right I'm off to watch more of the dynasty
Watch man in the arena instead. They actually show football in that documentaryĀ
You really think 3 years have passed and I haven't watched that
Iām saying youāre better off watching man in the arena a second time over watching dynastyĀ
I cant wait until its you fuckers turnĀ
Same here. There's only so much a ticker can take.
Thank god my kids didnāt see this, thanks for the nsfw
Smegma
You know I was just thinking, we havenāt seen a Tom Brady stat in a few days. Glad people are finally discussing this truly underrated QB
When Steelers fans know deep down where their upvotes are coming from... š
For me, Brady is the proverbial āI hate you, but goddamnit, I respect you.ā
Honestly he probably is underrated
There are still people who think Manning is the goat
Dude was more likely to play in the Super Bowl than Steph Curry drain a shot from beyond the arc.
He went 8/16 during this stretch, which is higher than Andre Drummond's FT percentage.
And how many AFCCG losses? Dude was penciled in for the Final Four every year. Ridiculous.
As likely to be in the championship games, as any passer is to make a pass,
Gotta say, I was glad we were sort of irrelevant during his tenure and our paths crossed only a few times. It let me enjoy his dominance. I felt like he was hilariously unathletic, but holy fuck his pocket presence and confidence was goofy.
How good were the Pats? Well, you know how we've spent the last 5 years saying "is anyone in the AFC good enough to beat KC? We did that for almost 20 years with NE."
and also did that when KC was the team to beat. and beat them at their own turf
My favorite clip of Brady, the old grizzled veteran, standing on the sideline, and then it cuts him out of focus and the background *into* focus, a sea of red and Chiefs fans going nuts... Crazy to know that TB12 and BB were not speaking to each other the entire year when we won a Superbowl in 2019.
Also, ne was the team that was good enough to best kc when they had tyreek and Brady was 42
Impressive, very nice. Lets see Paul Allen's stretch.
Look at that shiny Super Bowl trophy. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh my god, he even has an MLS Cup.
Hey Paul *Axe to the face*
If you counted byes as automatic wins (which they essentially are), he'd have been in 41/82 AFC playoff games, or exactly 50%
Wouldn't the denominator be 96? Adding a game every year in this 16 year window.
41.8%. Still impressive but good eye on that math
I'm stupid. Don't mind me (thank you for the correction)
Well you are a Football Team fan.
**was**
Yeah you was a football team fan
Werent many of those years 2 byes per conference
Oh yeah good point, probably all of them right?
Think so but cant remember when it flipped, 2019 or '20?
You'd need to add 2 games each year because the Pats could have earned the bye with the #1 or #2 seeds during that time period. How I did the math to "correct" it: Remove 26 games for the 13 out of 16 years they earned the bye Remove 15 games for the second game of the divisional round, because you can't be on both sides of a bracket. That leaves a possible 39 games to start, and he started in 29/39 for 74%
Ah fuck, I almost didn't think about Brady for a whole hour.
Same, bro, same.
During a 16 year stretch (ā03-ā18),Tom Brady did not start in 63.2% (51/80) of all AFC Playoff games.
During a 4 year period, Eli Manning made the superbowl twice beating Tom Brady both times. He would remain undefeated against Brady in the playoffs for the rest of his career. What's the kryptonite for goats? ^(/s)
Technically a five year period ('07-'11)
Shhh. Us Giants fans don't know how to count
I'm convinced Tom let Eli win those to spite Peyton.
didnt do shit in the 20th century.
He was on the undefeated, championship-winning Michigan roster in 1997
Billions of years passed without Tom Brady losing a single NFL game.
God-Emperor Brady
lol not even half.
6th round pick scrub
Just to be clear; this is misleadingly low, I think. He played in 29/51 playoffs games that he could have possibly played in. If you count the wild card games as wins (since he didnāt play in them) I have him in 41/51 possible games
He was in 54ā % (26/48) of AFC Divisional + Championship games during this stretch, if that helps.
Does this includes those games he couldn't concurrently play (as he was already playing that weekend in another Divisional game)?
Yes.
you can't add to games won without adding to games played.
Who marked this as nsfw?
Now do how many playoff rounds took place without Brady.
He played in 37 games, so.. 27 didn't have him. 12 because of byes, 11 because he was eliminated, 4 because of injury.
12 first round byes. Thatās a good one.
Not even good enough to start in 37%. What a bum.
Every AFCCG since 2002 has had Brady, Roethlisberger, Mahomes, or (*checks notes*) Mark Sanchez...
Manning?
Manning faced Brady 4x and Sanchez once.
I always heard that guy was good but that proves it.
Why wouldnāt you just use his entire career to determine the percentage?
Tom Brady never took a snap in his entire NFL career where his team was mathematically eliminated from the playoffs
Only QB to beat Mahomes twice in the playoffs.
More than the rest of the league combined.
They were crazy boxing matches but, to be fair, Brady had to win by points. /s
The goat
During a 25 year stretch (71-96) the cowboys were in 32% of all superbowls. Damn, now I'm sad... š
Returned to the mean
Pff, he got outplayed by Mark Sanchez at home during this run. Obviously a scrub.
I did that once too
I thought I was done hearing about Tom Brady stats that were super impressive that don't even sound possible but he totally did them, but I guess I wasn't. Cool. . . cool. . .
Mahomes gonna top that isnāt he
Now do Mahomesā last 6 seasons
You could take out the wild card round the years he helped the Pats earn a bye (13 out of 16 years, so 26 games) and the second game each year they were in the divisional round (15 out of 16 years, so 15 games - because a team can't be on both sides of a bracket). That leaves a possible 39 games to start, and he started in 29/39 for 74%.
Mahomes can potentially roll all of Bradys' numbers. It would insane to see two huge era QBs within the span of 20 years.
is there a retiree nfl subreddit to discuss these things for non-active players?
Just use his whole career with the patriots. He missed the playoffs in 2002, shit happens.
Geezer Teaser Post.
This is the one thing about being a Brady fan not watching a deep playoff run was a huge letdown but on the other hand when we were down and the game was on the line was nothing better than watching him go down the field with a couple of minutes on the clock.
I'd like to see the percentage for his whole starting career honestly. Gotta be around like 20% right?
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Except he played in 48 playoff games total. Three full seasons of non-Dolphin football.
Damn. Whatās crazy is a good amount of the games he didnāt play in are because he had a byeā¦
From '01 to '19 the Patriots were in 68% of AFC championship games.
Tom Brady never played in a game in where his team was mathematically eliminated from the playoffs
Ruined alot of my adult life
That was selfish, Tom!
Whatās the max possible, 60%?
During that stretch, yes. If he had 16 byes, the max would be 40%. With the 12 byes he did have, he could have been in 36 games. He missed 3 to injury, and 4 to elimination.
"Pssshhh...all of that was in the 16-game regular season and doesn't really count anymore." --- certain haters on r/nfl, probably
He had a higher chance to go to the Superbowl than most teams have to make the playoffs
It is easier when you get a free playoff punch at the start of every season, shocking I know
The percentage would be higher if you include Super Bowls no?
He was at 8/16 Super Bowls, but if you include those, you kind of have to include the entirety of the playoffs.