Super Bowl 2015 MVP: Key Stats, Twitter Reaction and More for Tom Brady

Tom Brady overcame two interceptions and guided the New England Patriots to a 28-24 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday.

With two of his four touchdown throws coming in the fourth quarter and 328 yards on 37-of-50 passing, Brady was the clear choice for the MVP award.

SportsCenter tweeted the news of Brady taking home the top individual honor:

Brady spoke after the game, via ESPN's Mike Reiss:

The Patriots' Twitter account captured Brady as he accepted his hardware:

CBS Sports' Jim Rome alluded to how much was at stake as Brady pursued his fourth Super Bowl ring:

NFL Network's Albert Breer pinpointed the circumstances that made Brady's latest comeback so impressive:

ESPN Stats and Info provided the particulars of Brady's legendary march down the field when he hit Julian Edelman for the game's final score on a three-yard connection:

ESPN Stats and Info also broke down his impressive fourth quarter: 

John Middlekauff of Comcast SportsNet Bay Area felt Brady was on par with San Francisco 49ers legend Joe Montana, whose Super Bowl touchdown-pass record Brady also eclipsed:

Skip Bayless of ESPN hinted that Brady was well deserving of the victory:

The Big Lead's Jason McIntyre summarized what many are likely thinking after the Patriots' epic win:

Brady has indeed moved up in the all-time hierarchy of the NFL's greatest quarterbacks. Debates will continue to rage on about where Brady stands, but he still has time to improve his resume before his career is over.

Given the Patriots' early-season struggles, many doubters suggested Brady was beginning to decline at age 37. Instead, the star quarterback proved he has plenty left in the tank by winning his fourth Super Bowl in six tries.

Given his relentless, competitive fire and the way he picked apart Seattle's elite defense, there's reason to believe he can add at least one more championship to his mantle before he retires.

Brady fully earned the MVP and the glory that goes with what will go down as one of the most memorable Super Bowls ever.