Tom Brady retired Tuesday after 22 seasons, seven Super Bowl rings and 84,520 passing yards — the most in NFL history. The former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback played every NFL team at least once, with a .500 or better career record against every team in the regular season except two — the New Orleans Saints (4-5) and the Seattle Seahawks (1-2).
Some teams certainly had to see him more often than others: The New York Jets lined up against his teams 37 times (Brady was 30-7 in those games); his former team, the Patriots, faced him once (Brady’s Bucs won).
He saved some of his most iconic moments for the postseason, where he had a 35-12 record. Brady had a .500 or better record against 18 of the 20 teams he ever faced in the playoffs. The exceptions? The Denver Broncos (1-3) and the New York Giants (0-2).
But over two-plus decades,…
