It’s a near-impossible task.

After six titles in 20 seasons with the New England Patriots, Tom Brady heads into Super Bowl 2021 — his first big-game foray with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — with a litany of big plays and memorable moments.

There’s the Super Bowl 51 comeback he led against the Atlanta Falcons, turning a 28-3 halftime deficit into a 34-28 win.

Or the fourth-quarter rally in Super Bowl 49 that paved the way for Malcom Butler’s famous goal line interception against the Seahawks.

Going all the way back to 2001, when Brady — having replaced incumbent starter Drew Bledsoe only weeks before — started the Patriots dynasty with a 20-17 win over the Rams by driving downfield to set up a walk-off field goal.

Those, and more, made Post columnist Steve Serby’s list of Brady’s best Super Bowl moments.

With his record 10th Super Bowl appearance on the horizon, a potential seventh championship ring — and further highlight reel additions — aren’t at all out of the question.