Tom Brady won 251 regular-season games during his NFL career. That total is the most by any quarterback in league history and includes his victories with both the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Brady spent 20 seasons with New England, winning six Super Bowls, before joining Tampa Bay in 2020. He went 33-9 in the regular season with the Buccaneers, including a 13-4 record in his final season. His Patriots regular-season record was 219-64, giving him 251 total wins.
The number is sometimes confused with Brady’s postseason win total. He won 35 playoff games, also an NFL record, bringing his combined regular-season and postseason victories to 286. Another common mix-up is the difference between team wins and quarterback wins; this statistic counts games won while Brady was the starting quarterback, rather than every victory by a team during his roster tenure.
Brady is also the only quarterback to reach 200 regular-season wins, a milestone that helped define his unprecedented longevity and consistency.