What Tom Brady Said of Patriots AFC Title Win: ‘Going to be an Incredible Super Bowl’…see more

Brady will get to see the team he quarterbacked to six titles, the New England Patriots.

This will mark the second time the Patriots and Seahawks will meet in a Super Bowl. If it’s anything like the first matchup between the two teams, it should be an “incredible Super Bowl,” as Brady put it.

The Patriots memorably sealed their 28-24 victory over the Seahawks with Malcolm Butler’s interception of Russell Wilson at the goal line in the final seconds of Super Bowl XLIX.

That victory marked Brady’s fourth Super Bowl title, which was also his first Super Bowl win in 10 years. In that game, Brady led New England to a fourth-quarter comeback as it trailed by 10, throwing for 328 yards and four touchdowns to take home MVP honors.

“Such an exciting achievement for the teams that validate all the things you try to embody when you win that championship game on the road,” said Brady, who lost all three playoff games he’s played at Denver. “Just unbelievable joy and elation.”

Former Patriots tight end and “FOX NFL Sunday” analyst Rob Gronkowski was also impressed by his former team’s achievement on Sunday, which marks just the third time that New England has reached the Super Bowl without Brady.