“I keep some jerseys and stuff like that. After throwing his 700th touchdown pass across both the regular season and the playoffs last year, Brady said: “I don't think about those things. Brady has claimed all three: he almost has 100,000 passing yards as well as 719 touchdown passes and 281 wins.īrady rarely stops to consider the individual accolades as he continues to claim NFL records. When Brady entered the NFL in 2000 as the 199th pick in the draft, Dan Marino held the record for passing yards and touchdown passes (420) while John Elway had more wins (149) than any other quarterback.
Brady’s career has been defined by making not necessarily the most explosive play, but the right one. It is undoubtedly impressive, but it also places him behind the likes of Matthew Stafford and Ryan. His first Super Bowl win came at the conclusion of the 2001 season while the GOAT claimed his seventh and latest ring at Super Bowl LV in February 2021.īrady has led the NFL in passing yards on just four occasions during his career, while his 266.2 passing yards per game across his career lands him ninth all-time. His longevity is showcased by the fact that - at 44 years of age - Brady led the NFL in passing yards as he threw for a career-high 5,316 yards in 2021. Brady has consistently outperformed his rivals in both the regular season and the playoffs when it matters most. It also highlights how Brady has been a permanent and successful figure in the postseason, dominating with the New England Patriots and Buccaneers to sit over 14,000 yards clear of second-place Brees. Their situations also suggest they won’t challenge Brady’s total, as Rodgers has teased retirement for years while Ryan was benched last week for the remainder of the season after suffering a shoulder injury. Green Bay Packers quarterback and four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers (63,054) and Indianapolis Colts star Matt Ryan (64,415) are the two active players closest to Brady, but they are still some way off his mark. Jeff Bezos to rival Todd Boehly as Amazon billionaire eyes Washington Commanders bid
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