Tom Brady breaks postseason TD record in Super Bowl 49

Tom Brady has most postseason touchdowns in NFL history with pass to Brandon LaFell 

With an 11 yard touchdown pass to Brandon LaFell, Tom Brady now has 50 postseason touchdown passes, the most in NFL history.

It is without question that Brady is one of the best quarterbacks to have on your team in the playoffs. His three Super Bowl championships and two Super Bowl MVP awards speak for themselves, but Brady is not finished. Not by a long shot.

As the Patriots look to defeat the defending champion Seattle Seahawks, be on the look out for Brady to add on to those 50 touchdowns. Even though Brady threw one red zone interception in the first quarter, he has already massively outplayed opposing quarterback Russell Wilson — Wilson’s first completion came with 5:00 minutes left in the first quarter.

The first half of Super Bowl XLIX has been kind of anti-climactic offensively for both teams, but thing ended on a high note. With just seconds to go in the first half, Russell Wilson found Chris Matthews in the endzone to even the score at 14.

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