Tom Brady Super Bowl Losses Count
Tom Brady lost 3 Super Bowls across his NFL career, according to the latest official records and major sports data providers verified by Forbes. His Super Bowl record stands at 6 wins and 3 losses, placing him among the most decorated quarterbacks in league history. This loss total includes games from both his New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tenures.
Each Super Bowl loss is tied to a specific season, opponent, and scoreline that analysts and bettors review when evaluating Brady's career performance. The three defeats came against the New York Giants, the Seattle Seahawks, and the Kansas City Chiefs, with the final loss occurring in Super Bowl LV. These results are consistently reported by official NFL channels and major sports outlets.
Brady Super Bowl Loss Details
Super Bowl XLII
Brady and the Patriots lost Super Bowl XLII to the New York Giants by a score of 17 to 14, ending their undefeated season. The game is widely cited as one of the biggest upsets in Super Bowl history and is documented by the NFL and ESPN archives per ESPN.
Super Bowl XLVI
In Super Bowl XLVI, Brady's Patriots fell to the New York Giants again, this time 21 to 17. The rematch reinforced the Giants as one of the few teams to beat Brady in the Super Bowl, and the result is tracked in official NFL game books and team records.
Super Bowl LV
Brady lost Super Bowl LV as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, dropping a 31 to 9 decision to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs' dominant performance and Brady's struggles in the game are covered by the official NFL site and major sports data platforms per NFL.com.
Brady Super Bowl Record Context
Brady's 6 wins and 3 losses give him the most Super Bowl victories for any player, a record tracked by the NFL, Pro Football Hall of Fame, and major sports statistics providers per Pro Football Reference. His loss total is often compared to other elite quarterbacks to contextualize his overall Super Bowl success rate.
Sports analysts and betting models use Brady's 3 losses alongside his wins to calculate career Super Bowl win probability, matchup trends, and historical rankings. The data is updated each season as new games are played and archived records are reviewed by official league statisticians.