jays52

Well, I wokeup about a half an hour ago to go tuna fishing, and needed some entertainment to enjoy my coffee's to. After seeing the ad for that text message answer service, I decided to look up all the records that he has. It is staggering.

Most consecutive regular season wins.
Most consecutive post season wins.
Most completed super bowl passes.
Highest superbowl completion percentage.
Most career superbowl completions.
Highest completion percentage in a single game.
Highest completion percentage in a single post season game.
Most passing yards, single season.
Most TD passes, single season.

Frankly, I think his most impressive records are the ones closest to the top of the list. Still, it is amazing that a single player can dominate every meaningful quarterback statistic there is. Really puts his greatness in perspective, doesn't it?

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DarrylS

No need to convince this poster... you are preaching to the choir..

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"Being the best doesn't mean you always win. It just means you win more than anyone else".. tweet from Kurt Warner to Tom Brady.

Rossmci90

Dan Marino has that record doesn't he?

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CampPen33

Dan Marino holds this record, yes.

aurakilla

im 100% sure kurt warner just got that like a week ago

CampPen33

Okay, besides the fact some of the facts may be wrong, the point he is driving is still there! Tom Brady 4-EVA!

LAL

He is also one win away from having the highest winning percentage in NFL history.

condon84

Phil Simms has the highest single game SB completion percentage.
Troy Aikman has the highest career SB completion percentage.

chrisfx811

Well, so how big is the list now? lol
Imho, had he led a drive at the end of 43, and/or sealed the win against the Dolts in 2006, we wouldn't even have to listen to the name Peyton Manning, or Eli for that matter.

TfB is still the man in my book though.

PatsFanSince74

Brady's greatness and his ticket to Canton come from taking his team to five Conference Championships and winning three of the four SB's they made. Until he had the weapons around him that he was given in 2007, he was not placed in the upper echelon of all time QB's because of his Regular Season, Individual Stats (which is not to say that they aren't impressive).

It will be very interesting to see what kind of career numbers he puts up if he remains healthy and continues to have the likes of Moss and Welker catching his passes. From the latter perspective, it's a damn shame he lost last season and that 2011 is threatened by a strike; that would mean he lost two of his potentially most productive years. I think the argument can be made that with the right talent around him, his career individual numbers would rival Peyton's.

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