Tom Brady Super Bowl Wins: The Complete Championship Record

Tom Brady's Super Bowl legacy is the most decorated in NFL history. Seven championships across 22 seasons — six with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — has cemented his position as the Greatest of All Time at quarterback. Here is the complete record of every Super Bowl Brady played and won.

Tom Brady Super Bowl Wins: All 7 Championships

Brady won Super Bowls XXXVI (2002), XXXVIII (2004), XXXIX (2005), XLIX (2015), LI (2017), LIII (2019) with New England, and Super Bowl LV (2021) with Tampa Bay. His appearances span four decades of football.

Brady's Super Bowl Stats

Across 10 Super Bowl appearances, Brady threw for 3,039 yards — the most by any player in Super Bowl history. He also threw 24 touchdown passes, both all-time records. His Super Bowl LI performance against Atlanta, where he led a 28–3 comeback, is considered the greatest individual quarterback performance in championship game history.

Super Bowl Records Brady Owns

Brady holds the records for most Super Bowl appearances (10), wins (7), touchdown passes (24), passing yards (3,039), and completions. He is the only player to win the Super Bowl MVP award five times. For the complete list of all-time records, see our Super Bowl records page.

Brady's Impact on the Patriots Dynasty

Paired with head coach Bill Belichick, Brady and the New England Patriots were the dominant force in the NFL from 2001 to 2019. Their six Super Bowl wins together represent the most prolific QB-coach partnership in NFL history. For more on team championships, see the Super Bowl winners page.

Brady With the Buccaneers

Brady's move to Tampa Bay in 2020 was one of the most significant free agent signings in NFL history. He immediately led the Buccaneers to Super Bowl LV, defeating the Chiefs 31–9. It was the first Super Bowl won by a player on a team he had not led to the playoffs the previous season.

Brady's Retirement

Brady retired in February 2023 after 23 NFL seasons. His final season ended with a Wild Card loss to the Dallas Cowboys. His legacy as the greatest Super Bowl player of all time appears untouchable for the foreseeable future. For the full history of every Super Bowl champion, visit our Super Bowl history page.