Brady If we are considering pro football only, Manning's winning percentage (regular season) is 66.0% (105-54 according to Manning's biography on Wikipedia). Tom Brady has a considerably better winning percentage (regular season) (at 78%, 85-24, again according to Brady's biography on Wikipedia). Add in the playoff stats and Brady, the all-time winning percentage leader among quarterbacks, is even more impressive. Brady is 12-2 in the playoffs, while Manning is 7-6. Peyton is well down the list in winning percentage - Staubach is second to Brady at 74.6%, while Joe Montana is 71.3% - both regular season.
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