How old was Tom Brady when he won his two first Super Bowls and how many MVPs does he have?

At the tender age of 24 years old, Tom Brady led the New England Patriots to victory in his very first Super Bowl back in 2001. In that thrilling Game, the Patriots defeated the St. Louis Rams with a score of 20-17. Brady completed 16 of 27 passes for 145 yards and a touchdown, earning himself the Super Bowl MVP title. Notably, he became the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl at that time.

Two years later, at the age of 26, Brady guided the Patriots to another Super Bowl victory. In the 2003 season, he threw for an impressive 354 yards and three touchdowns in the Super Bowl matchup against the Carolina Panthers. The Patriots secured a 32-29 win, and once again, Brady was named the Super Bowl MVP.

What are Tom Brady’s accolades in his NFL history?

Tom Brady’s MVP Awards

Beyond his Super Bowl MVP wins Tom Brady has also earned several NFL MVP awards during his illustrious career:

  • 2007: Brady’s remarkable performance during the 2007 season earned him the NFL AP MVP and PFWA MVP titles.
  • 2010: He secured his second NFL MVP award.
  • 2017: In yet another outstanding season, Brady clinched his third NFL MVP honor.

Additionally, Brady boasts an impressive list of achievements:

  • 7-time Super Bowl champion, the most by any individual player in NFL history.
  • 5-time AFC Offensive Player of the Year, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2015, and 2016.
  • The only quarterback to win a Super Bowl in three separate decades.

Wether you like him or you don’t, Tom Brady exudes NFL excellence, he is the personification of winning. He might not be the most athletic guy on the field but he one of the smartest players on the field at any time and that gives him an edge against his opponents.

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