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How many times has Tom Brady been to the Super Bowl?

Tom Brady is arguably the greatest football player of all time and his Super Bowl appearances are a big proof of that. Check out how many times he's played in the most important clash of all.

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Tom Brady is headed to another Super Bowl. (Getty)
Tom Brady is headed to another Super Bowl. (Getty)

Tom Brady is set to play again in the Super Bowlwhen his Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Kansas City Chiefs at Raymond James Stadium for the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy in a high-flying matchup.

The veteran quarterback is having a terrific first season with the Bucs; they are playing in the biggest game of the season after just one campaign with the 43-year-old and this could become a trend if their star remains active for the next couple of years.

TB12 has become an institution in the NFL and his Super Bowl appearances are the biggest proof of that. You can say he is a dynasty himself and a lot of people would agree. It’s time to check how Brady became the successful and honored player he is right now by taking a look at all his participation in the Super Bowl.

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How many Super Bowls have Tom Brady played in?

When he receives the first snap this Sunday, Brady will have played his 10th Super Bowl, a record-extending number that seems very hard to tie, let alone break for the next generations of players. Somebody like Pat Mahomes could do it but that is predicting way too early.

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Brady has played in four more Super Bowls than the second-ranked players on this list. Mike Lodish and Stephen Gostkowski, who happened to play with Brady, played in six SBs each. The quarterback who plays in more Super Bowls than Brady is John Elway with 5.

Tom Brady Super Bowl record

Brady has a great record in the Super Bowl, winning six titles with the New England Patriots and losing three in some of the most intense games we’ve seen in the last 15 years or so. He lost twice against Eli Manning and the New York Giants (2007 and 2011) and once against the surprising Nick Foles and his Philadelphia Eagles in 2017.

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Super Bowl XXXVI (2001) – New England Patriots defeated St. Louis Rams, 20-17
Super Bowl XXXVIII (2003) – New England Patriots defeated Carolina Panthers, 32-29
Super Bowl XXXIX (2004) – New England Patriots defeated Philadelphia Eagles, 24-21
Super Bowl XLII (2007) – New York Giants defeated New England Patriots, 17-14
Super Bowl XLVI (2011) – New YorkGiants defeated New England Patriots, 21-17
Super Bowl XLIX (2014) – New England Patriots defeated Seattle Seahawks, 28-24
Super Bowl LI (2016) – New England Patriots defeated Atlanta Falcons, 34-28
Super Bowl LII (2017) – Philadelphia Eagles defeated New England Patriots, 41-33
Super Bowl LIII (2018) – New England Patriots defeated Los Angeles Rams,13-3

Tom Brady’s numbers in the Super Bowl

Having played in nine editions of the big game, you would imagine TB12 would have some numbers to brag about and you’re right. He holds several records for this game that only confirms the great player he is. He has the most rings, (6), passing yards (2,838), pass attempts (392), touchdown passes (18), and completions (256).

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