Disco Volante
Experienced Starter w/First Big Contract
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Compiled some winning #'s for Brady and those often compared with him for each of their first 7 years as a starter.
Tom Brady (2001-2007)
Super Bowl Championships: 3
Conference Championships: 4
Division Championships: 6
Playoff Berths: 6
Joe Montana (1980-1986)
Super Bowl Championships: 2
Conference Championships: 2
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
Terry Bradshaw (1970-1976)
Super Bowl Championships: 2
Conference Championships: 2
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
Troy Aikman (1989-1995)
Super Bowl Championships: 3
Conference Championships: 3
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
Brett Favre (1991-1997)
Super Bowl Championships: 1
Conference Championships: 1
Division Championships: 3
Playoff Berths: 5
John Elway (1983-1989)
Super Bowl Championships: 0
Conference Championships: 3
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
So far Brady's still right on track to do what he needs to do to take his claim at the best ever. The only former QB to be on par with his current playoff numbers at this starting pace would be Aikman. Just some numbers I like to look at while trying to cheer myself up.
Tom Brady (2001-2007)
Super Bowl Championships: 3
Conference Championships: 4
Division Championships: 6
Playoff Berths: 6
Joe Montana (1980-1986)
Super Bowl Championships: 2
Conference Championships: 2
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
Terry Bradshaw (1970-1976)
Super Bowl Championships: 2
Conference Championships: 2
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
Troy Aikman (1989-1995)
Super Bowl Championships: 3
Conference Championships: 3
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
Brett Favre (1991-1997)
Super Bowl Championships: 1
Conference Championships: 1
Division Championships: 3
Playoff Berths: 5
John Elway (1983-1989)
Super Bowl Championships: 0
Conference Championships: 3
Division Championships: 4
Playoff Berths: 5
So far Brady's still right on track to do what he needs to do to take his claim at the best ever. The only former QB to be on par with his current playoff numbers at this starting pace would be Aikman. Just some numbers I like to look at while trying to cheer myself up.