Tom Brady did it again. No, he didn’t throw another tantrum (though he did try to get away with a silly flop).
On Sunday he led the Bucs to a win over the Panthers to clinch the NFC South title for a second straight year. That now brings his total of division championships in his career to an astounding 19.
To get a better understanding of that you just need to see how many teams have more divisional titles than the GOAT – 6 teams.
Wild, right?
The team with the fewest division titles is the Jacksonville Jaguars, who only have one, though they could get No. 2 with a win over the Titans this Saturday night.
The Jets have been around forever and only have four titles, partly because Brady owned the AFC East for so long but also because, well, they’re the Jets.
Here are the only five teams that have more titles than Brady.
Minnesota Vikings: 21 (NFL Central, NFC Central and NFC North).
The Vikings’ are NFC North champs this year for the first time since 2017.
San Francisco 49ers: 21 (NFC West)
The 49ers are NFC champs this season for the first time since 2019.
Green Bay Packers: 21 (NFL West, NFL Central, NFC Central, NFC North).
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers had won three straight NFC North titles before this season.
New England Patriots: 22 (AFL East, AFC East)
Brady won 17 AFC East titles with New England, including 11 straight from 2009-2019.
Pittsburgh Steelers: 24 (AFC Central and AFC North).
The Steelers last won the AFC North in 2020.
Dallas Cowboys: 24 (NFL Capitol and NFC East)
The Cowboys won the NFC East last year but haven’t won a playoff game since the 2018 season.