NFL career playoff passing touchdown leaders: Where Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers rank on all-time list originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. An NFL team's playoff success tends to come down to their quarterback.

The top two are either Montana or Brady, Brady or Montana, while Mahomes takes a break. Elway, Peyton's younger brother and Otto made the list.

The Bills, Bears and Rams all won their opening playoff games by scoring a touchdown in the final three minutes, marking the first time in NFL history that three different playoff games have ended with a game-winning touchdown in the final two minutes.

Rams star wide receiver led the NFL in receptions during the 2025 season — his 129 catches tied for seventh in a single season all-time.

Rodgers also had stints with the Jets and Steelers late in his career, and he did lead Pittsburgh to one playoff appearance. However, almost all of his 40-plus career passing touchdowns in the postseason came with Green Bay, consistently making the team a title threat in the NFC.