Statistics show why Tom Brady's last Super Bowl win makes him the GOAT

Tom Brady wrote the story in more ways than one with his latest success at the Super Bowl.

The quarterback of the New England Patriots was far from vintage, but his team won with a 13-3 win over the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL record.

Brady is widely regarded as the greatest of all time in the NFL – and these statistics prove that it's hard to challenge it after the last triumph.

The victory in the Super Bowl allowed Brady to overtake Adam Vinatieri for the greatest number of career victories of an NFL player.

It was the 227th time that Brady won a match – and he has not done so yet having indicated that he had no plans to retire.

Brady won his sixth Super Bowl ring, challenging Charles Haley for the greatest number by one player.

Brady collected 262 yards against the Rams, including MVP key skirts Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski to allow Sony Michel to score the winning touchdown in the fourth quarter.

He now has a remarkable 30 wins in the play-offs – more than 28 of the 32 active NFL franchises have been won.

Is it time to close the debate on whether Tom Brady is the GOAT?