Not sure the stats above really matter as during the first part of Brady's super bowl runs, he was more of a game manager and the defense of the Patriots is what lead them to those Super Bowls. It was around 2006 when Brady started throwing and 2007 when Moss showed up (then later Gronk) that the offense became the center piece of the Patriots, but then the defense actually started to suck. Mahomes is amazing and his best chance in my mind to receive the GOAT talk was to win 3 in a row which Brady didn't do. Then someone could argue a three peat and say 4 or 5 Super Bowl wins is better than Brady's 7. The hard part Mahomes will have is what has been mentioned above about coaching and the team around him. Belichick was younger than Reid when the 20-year run started, so he stayed for the whole thing. Mahomes most likely will get a new coach in another year or so and will he be as good as Reid who is one of the best ever? Will Spags retire at some point and the defense gets worse? The other issue is Belichick as the GM built the team around Brady multiple times. You had an amazing D with Seymour, McGinest, Harrison, Vrabel, Brushi, Law that became a D with totally different players over the years like McCourty, Wilfork, Revis, Gilmore. If you look at the offense it had to be changed over multiple times with different WR's, TE's, RBs, and an offensive line that was always pretty good with different great players over 20 years. The only way Mahomes reaches Tom Brady's 7 is if the GM of the Chiefs does an amazing job and restocks that roster over and over again (which nobody has been able to do except Belichick so far) or he starts to pull a Lebron James and jumps to different teams every few years that are stacked (Similar to what Brady did when he won his 7th and went to a loaded Bucs team).