Tom Brady is easily the greatest postseason quarterback in NFL history. But Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has put himself into a position where he could be the clear No. 2 with a win over the Eagles on Super Bowl Sunday.

With three Super Bowl MVPs to his name, Mahomes has matched Hall of Famer Joe Montana for the second-most in NFL history. Per CBS Sports Research, he also holds the record for the most passing touchdowns (288) and playoff wins (17) in a seven-season span, including the postseason.

The good news is the Atlanta Falcons also belong in that clump of mediocrity. They held Barkley to just one of his five games in which he failed to run for 100 yards and beat Philly, 22-21. The bad news is that was the early season version of the All-Pro back.