Peyton Manning vs Tom Brady Lifetime Postseason Stats

[dwayne]

Plus the fact that Favre has played in 22 postseason games is pretty impressive in and of itself.

Totally agreed.

 

[ManningOverratedHick]

What's also amazing is Brady's now played in 16 playoff games, the equivalent of a full season. He has a 14-2 record, against strong competition, and here are his stats per pro-football-reference.com:

16 games 343 547 3688 25 12 6.7 62.7 88.5

That looks like a typical Brady season to me. It's one thing to do it in the regular season. It's another thing to keep doing it in the playoffs.

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

What's also amazing is Brady's now played in 16 playoff games, the equivalent of a full season. He has a 14-2 record, against strong competition, and here are his stats per pro-football-reference.com:

16 games 343 547 3688 25 12 6.7 62.7 88.5

That looks like a typical Brady season to me. It's one thing to do it in the regular season. It's another thing to keep doing it in the playoffs.

That averages out to 22/34 (62.7%) for 230 yds 1.5 TD/.75 Int

 

[maverick4]

What's also amazing is Brady's now played in 16 playoff games, the equivalent of a full season. He has a 14-2 record, against strong competition, and here are his stats per pro-football-reference.com:

16 games 343 547 3688 25 12 6.7 62.7 88.5

That looks like a typical Brady season to me. It's one thing to do it in the regular season. It's another thing to keep doing it in the playoffs.

Basically proving that the playoffs are no different for Brady, he doesn't let extra pressure or tougher opponents get to him as much as others do.

 

[KoolAidDrinker]

And most importantly...
Tom Brady: 14 wins, 2 losses, 3 Super Bowls and going for 4 in 2 weeks.
Peyton Manning: 7 wins, 7 losses, 1 Super Bowl and watching Brady go for his 4th in 2 weeks.

Note that Goober#2 (3 wins, 2 losses) has a higher post season winning percentage than Goober#1. Of course, they'll be tied at .500 after SB42

 

[Kato]

For the record, pro-football-reference.com is a good source for football stats.

I once mentioned that - including that it was recently improved - And my post was rejected (maybe they thought it was spam).