Tom Brady's Record Against Every NFL Team

Tom Brady is still going at age 45, meaning he's had a long enough track record in both the regular and postseason to get a good picture of which teams he has dominated and which ones he's struggled against. Read more to find out.

Trevor Knapp - Publishing Editor at Covers.com
Trevor Knapp • Publishing Editor
Aug 17, 2023 • 06:15 ET • 4 min read
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So much for Father Time being undfeated. The ageless Tom Brady has turned back the clock in his 23rd year in the NFL, delivering a number of vintage performances despite being older than 13 NFL coaches.

After a short-lived retirement that lasted all of 40 days, Brady is back in a Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform and looking to win his eighth Super Bowl. The former sixth-round pick is coming off a season in which he threw for the most pass yards of his career (5,316) and the most passing touchdowns since his renowned 2007 campaign. 

Even at the age of 45, Brady entered the year with the second-best odds to win NFL MVP at +800, trailing only Josh Allen.

No full-time quarterback has played in more games than TB12, so much so that he's beaten every team in the league at least once. Let's dive into Tom Brady's regular and postseason record against every NFL team. 

Team Brady's regular season record Brady's postseason record
Arizona Cardinals 2-1 N/A
Atlanta Falcons 10-1 1-0
Baltimore Ravens 6-3 2-2
Buffalo Bills 33-3 N/A
Carolina Panthers 7-4 1-0
Chicago Bears 6-1 N/A
Cincinnati Bengals  7-2 N/A
Cleveland Browns 7-2 N/A
Dallas Cowboys 7-0 0-1
Denver Broncos 8-6 1-3
Detroit Lions 5-2 N/A
Green Bay Packers 4-3 1-0
Houston Texans 7-2 2-0
Indianapolis Colts 12-3 4-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 5-1 3-0
Kansas City Chiefs 5-6 3-0
Las Vegas Raiders 5-1 1-0
Miami Dolphins 24-12 N/A
Minnesota Vikings 6-0 N/A
New England Patriots 1-0 N/A
New Orleans Saints 6-5 1-0
New York Giants 6-1 0-2
New York Jets 30-7 1-1
Philadelphia Eagles 5-1 2-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 9-4 3-0
Los Angeles Chargers 7-2 3-0
San Francisco 49ers 2-2 N/A
Seattle Seahawks 2-2 1-0
Los Angeles Rams 4-3 2-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-0 N/A
Tennessee Titans 5-2 2-1
Washington Commanders 4-2 1-0

Brady vs the Indianapolis Colts

If there's a team Brady has consistently dominated in both the regular season and playoffs, it's been the Indianapolis Colts. The Brady-Peyton Manning rivalry dominated the early 2000s, and Tom got the first win of his career in a 44-13 win over Indy in 2001. 

The Brady-led Patriots got the best of Manning and the Colts in the 2004 AFC Championship game and a 20-3 drubbing of Indy in the Divisional Round the following year. 

Brady has gone 4-1 against the Colts in the postseason, with the lone loss coming as one of the worst of his career. 

Following Manning's departure from Indianapolis, the Patriots-Colts rivalry became even more lopsided. Brady went 6-0 against Andrew Luck, which included a dominating 45-7 mugging of the Colts in the 2014 AFC Championship.

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Brady vs the Denver Broncos

One team Brady has had issues against in the postseason is the Denver Broncos. Despite an 8-6 record against the Broncos in the regular season, Brady is only 1-3 against Denver in the postseason, with the solo victory coming against Tim Tebow in 2011.

Immediately after Peyton Manning joined the Broncos, New England and Denver became the AFC's newest rivals, with the Colts now somewhat of an afterthought.

While Brady put together a legendary comeback from down 24-0 to defeat Denver on Sunday Night Football in 2013, Peyton and Co. got the last laugh in both the 2013 and 2015 AFC Championship.

Brady vs the Green Bay Packers

While Brady-Manning was the more significant rivalry, Tom Brady vs. Aaron Rodgers has dominated fan debate over who's the best quarterback of the last decade. 

Brady is 4-2 against Green Bay in the regular season and has only faced the Packers once in the playoffs. It came in his first season with Tampa Bay, and Brady prevailed as a 3-point underdog at Lambeau to go to the Super Bowl for the 10th time in his storybook career. 

It's pretty shocking Brady and Rodgers never faced one another in the Super Bowl at least once, given both of their teams' success from 2010 onwards. Now that they're in the same conference, all you can do is look back and wonder what if?

Brady vs the New York Giants

Only one quarterback owns Tom Brady in the playoffs: Eli Manning.

In 2007, the Patriots were one win away from an immaculate season, but the Giants were able to pull off one of the biggest Super Bowl upsets of all time, defeating New England 17-14 in Glendale, Arizona. Brady was sacked five times in that game, and the Pats choked as massive -12.5 point favorites. 

Brady had a chance at revenge in 2012 when both teams met up again for the Lombardi Trophy, but New England came up short once again. Brady has since recovered from those two heartbreaking losses. However, the gunslinger was in a serious postseason funk for a while, thanks to Eli and the Giants. 

Brady vs the Atlanta Falcons

Not only is Brady 10-1 against the Falcons in the regular season, but the most significant win of his career also came against Atlanta. 

Trailing 28-3 in the 2016 Super Bowl, Brady pulled off the most remarkable Super Bowl comebacks of all time, throwing for 466 yards and two touchdowns in the process. He earned his fourth Super Bowl MVP following the historic rally.

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Trevor joined the Covers content team as a publishing editor in early 2022. Growing up in Vancouver, he studied Broadcast and Online Journalism at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), and interned with TSN and Sportsnet Radio while also writing for the Daily Hive.

An avid bettor of the MLB, NFL, and CFL, Trevor advises his fellow sports bettors to leave their hearts at the door and not hesitate to fade their favorite team. It's a strategy he follows regularly as an apathetic Toronto Blue Jays and Indianapolis Colts fan.

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