Who is the best playoff quarterback in NFL history?

January is a different sport. These are the men whose seasons got longer while everyone else went home.

1. 1
   Tom Brady

   Seven-time Super Bowl champion who spent 20 seasons in New England before winning a seventh ring in Tampa Bay.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Joe Montana

   49ers icon who went 4-0 in Super Bowls and never threw an interception in one.
   830pts
3. 3
   Ben Roethlisberger

   Steelers quarterback who won two Super Bowls and was famously hard to bring down.
   506pts
4. 4
   Terry Bradshaw

   Steelers quarterback who won four Super Bowls in six seasons during the 1970s dynasty.
   446pts
5. 5
   Russell Wilson

   Seahawks quarterback who won Super Bowl XLVIII as a second-year starter.
   446pts
6. 6
   Steve Young

   Left-handed 49ers quarterback who threw six touchdowns in Super Bowl XXIX.
   378pts
7. 7
   Eli Manning

   Giants quarterback who beat unbeaten New England in Super Bowl XLII and won a second ring four years later.
   378pts
8. 8
   Kurt Warner

   Undrafted grocery-store clerk who became an MVP and won Super Bowl XXXIV with the Rams.
   378pts
9. 9
   Peyton Manning

   Five-time MVP who won Super Bowls with both the Colts and the Broncos.
   298pts
10. 10
    John Elway

    Broncos quarterback famous for the Drive, who finally won back-to-back titles at the end of his career.
    298pts
11. 11
    Roger Staubach

    Cowboys quarterback who won two Super Bowls and coined the term Hail Mary.
    298pts
12. 12
    Brett Favre

    Iron-man Packers quarterback who started 297 consecutive games and won three straight MVPs.
    298pts
13. 13
    Patrick Mahomes

    Chiefs quarterback with three Super Bowl titles and three Super Bowl MVPs before turning 30.
    203pts
14. 14
    Aaron Rodgers

    Four-time MVP whose Packers career included a Super Bowl XLV title.
    203pts
15. 15
    Bart Starr

    Packers quarterback who won the first two Super Bowls and five NFL titles under Vince Lombardi.
    203pts
16. 16
    Drew Brees

    Saints quarterback who retired as the NFL's all-time completions leader and won Super Bowl XLIV.
    203pts

Comments 1