Before you roll your eyes, shake your head and scream at your monitor, consider that in 10 postseason games, Warner is 8-2 with 23 TD, 12 INT and one Super Bowl title. He’ll never catch Brady or Montana in Super Bowl wins, but his efficiency in postseason games is really impressive. For context, Montana went 16-8 in 24 postseason games while Brady has gone 14-3. Terry Bradshaw is 14-5 in his career in the postseason.

Of this group of quarterbacks, Warner is the only quarterback to average at least two touchdowns per postseason game. If you’re wondering, Aikman had 23 touchdowns in 15 postseason games (and three rings) while John Elway had 27 passing touchdowns in 21 games (he also had 7 rushing scores). Favre and Marino both averaged less than two touchdowns per game as well. Bottom line is that Warner has earned a Hall of Fame bid with this postseason run.

Perhaps even more amazing is that Warner has averaged just 11 starts per season in his career, including the playoffs. Three Super Bowl appearances and 23 postseason touchdowns in a “shortened career” is awesome. And while we’re (I’m) comparing Warner’s postseason successes with Joe Montana, Larry Fitzgerald surpassed Jerry Rice for most receiving yards in a single postseason.

On to the AFC Title Game …