This stat proves Tom Brady’s 7th Super Bowl win is his most impressive

For anyone wondering which Super Bowl is Tom Brady’s greatest, Super Bowl LV is the winner 

Tom Brady could have called it a career. What else was there to prove after six Super Bowls, three MVP titles and countless trips to the postseason? Should he have retired, no one would have blamed him for hanging it up.

Eleven months later, he’s a champion again.

Brady led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Super Bowl LV in his first season with a new franchise. the team might not have won the NFC South, but they did win the conference as a whole to take on Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

It ended in Brady’s way too. A 31-9 victory now gives the G.O.A.T. his seventh Super Bowl all-time and Tampa’s first win since 2002.

Legacy is something always mentioned around a player’s career. Brady naturally will be known for his two decades in New England, but he’s one of two quarterbacks to win with two different teams. And like it or not, this one stat proves that the 2020 path to the Super Bowl was easily Brady’s biggest flex.

Brady shined once again under the spotlight

Brady looked the part of franchise quarterback once again, sealing his status as the greatest under center. He finished the evening 21-of-29 passing for 201 yards but found the end zone three different times.

Again, the defense stepped up and did their part.

Todd Bowles’ unit masterfully pressured Mahomes 11 times on Sunday evening to keep Kansas City out of the end zone. Without three of his starting offensive lineman, the fourth-year pro was running for his life, hoping anyone would be open downfield for the score.

Instead, he threw a pair of interceptions and took three sacks.

The “Tompa Bay” slogan became iconic when pen touched paper last March in Raymond James Stadium. Brady was 43, coming off a down season and wanted one more shot to win a Super Bowl.

Instead of just winning it, he’ll walk away taking down three giants under center and throwing a record-setting 50 touchdowns on the year.

Everything felt as if it was going Brady’s way Sunday. Make no mistake, this Super Bowl officially makes him the greatest to ever play the position.