Favorite Brady, Belichick, and Patriots Stats and Records

Ivan · Apr 26, 2015

Tom Brady is the only QB in NFL history to win Super Bowl's with 52 different player's around him.

Tom Brady is the only QB in NFL history to win Super Bowl's 10 year's apart.

ctpatsfan77 · Apr 26, 2015

strngplyr said:
Does he still possess the post-season single game completion % record?

92.8% against Jacksonville in 2007 playoffs.

26/28 262yds (9.4ypa) 3 TD 0 INT

Maybe one of the most impressive single game PO stat lines ever.

Yes, and it's still the highest completion percentage in any game, regular season or playoffs. [The truly scary thing is that, IIRC, one of the two incompletions was a drop and the other likely should have drawn a flag.]

Soul_Survivor88 · Apr 26, 2015

ctpatsfan77 said:
Yes, and it's still the highest completion percentage in any game, regular season or playoffs. [The truly scary thing is that, IIRC, one of the two incompletions was a drop and the other likely should have drawn a flag.]

That accuracy is insane! It's been over 7 years, and not even Peyton Manning or Aaron Rodgers have broken that completion record?

strngplyr · Apr 26, 2015

ctpatsfan77 said:
Yes, and it's still the highest completion percentage in any game, regular season or playoffs. [The truly scary thing is that, IIRC, one of the two incompletions was a drop and the other likely should have drawn a flag.]

I thought Kurt Warner had the regular season record, might be wrong, I'll look it up later when I get back.

Edit: searched quick now anyways - Alex Smith has regular season record at 94.7%. 5 other names between him and Brady as well but Brady's is the only in the post season.

Smith's game was 18/19 232yds 3 TD.

PatriotsReign · Apr 26, 2015

My favorite record is the number of losing fans that cried as a result of the Pats last minute victory!

It's also the one I'm most proud of....

Soul_Survivor88 · May 4, 2015

Brady has 160 regular season wins, third most all-time behind Brett Favre (186) and Peyton Manning (179). Yet Brady is tops for winning percentage at .773, well ahead of Roger Staubach (.746) and Joe Montana (.713), winning 78% of his games over a 15 year career

Wheelman · May 4, 2015

Chiuba E. Obele said:
Brady has 160 regular season wins, third most all-time behind Brett Favre (186) and Peyton Manning (179). Yet Brady is tops for winning percentage at .773, well ahead of Roger Staubach (.746) and Joe Montana (.713), winning 78% of his games over a 15 year career

And Manning has 3 more playing seasons under his belt than Brady. No doubt Brady will be the all time leader in wins for a QB.

JMC00 · May 4, 2015

OhExaulted1 said:
He has a full year under his belt with Tom after grabbing 74 receptions, 953 yards and 7 TD's last year

And that was in only 14 games

strngplyr · May 5, 2015

Wheelman said:
And Manning has 3 more playing seasons under his belt than Brady. No doubt Brady will be the all time leader in wins for a QB.

Brady is turning 38, he'll need to play a season at age 40 after averaging 13 wins in the next 2 seasons to pass Favre. We know he WANTS to play 5 more, but its still incredibly unlikely. And Manning will need to go 7-9 and not retire for Brady to NOT have to also pass him.

He need at the minimum probably 3 more seasons of 12 wins to finish all time leader. That doesn't sound like much until you consider he'd have to win 12 at age 40.

Although, if anyone can do it, my money is on Brady with a team constructed by BB. Nobody has better odds, but I wouldn't go as far to say there is "no doubt".

Manning seems like the kind of player who will tarnish his career just long enough to ensure that he remains the leader in every category for the next 50 years.

Soul_Survivor88 · Sep 9, 2015

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Brady has won 160 games as the Pats QB, tied with Brett Favre (160 with Packers) for the most wins by a QB for a single team in NFL history.

dales804 · Sep 9, 2015

Tom Brady has nine (9) career tackles.

Ice_Ice_Brady · Sep 9, 2015

Most total excuses generated by opposition. Although they had that wrapped up about 14 years ago.

RelocatedPatFan · Sep 9, 2015

ctpatsfan77 said:
Since the AFL-NFL merger, playoff victories:

1. Cowboy QBs, 33
2. Steelers QBs, 33
3. 49ers QBs, 30
4. Raiders QBs, 22
5. Tom Brady, 21

Wouldn't it stand to reason that the Patriots have more playoff wins than TFB?

not that it diminishes what he does, but is definitely something that has to be irksome for other fans

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ewg_gestalt · Sep 9, 2015

RelocatedPatFan said:
Wouldn't it stand to reason that the Patriots have more playoff wins than TFB?

not that it diminishes what he does, but is definitely something that has to be irksome for other fans .

That's why he has more wins than 27 franchises, not 28. . . .

Soul_Survivor88 · Sep 9, 2015

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The Patriots are 160-12 when scoring 23 or more points under Bill Belichick, which includes going 13-0 last year, including the playoffs.

Soul_Survivor88 · Sep 23, 2015

Updated statistic following the win over Buffalo, in which Brady made 59 passing attempts

The Patriots are 15-7 (.682) when Brady passes the ball 50 or more times, including the postseason. Every other team in modern NFL history (since 1960) has combined to go 100-386-6 (.209) in this situation. The Brady Patriots have singularly won 13 percent of all the 50-attempt victories during the past 55 years of professional football.

Amazing!

TommyD4207 · Sep 23, 2015

The 2014 New England Patriots were the youngest team by average age to win a championship.

InRodWeRust · Sep 23, 2015

Brady's 50 touchdown passes in a season. 50 has a nice ring to it.

Also his 36 TD to 4 INT ratio was crazy in 2010.

Pop222 · Sep 23, 2015

Mike Vrable, 8 targets, 8 receptions, 8 td (career 10/10/10)

Soul_Survivor88 · Sep 28, 2015

Tom Brady has 1,910 more career pass attempts than Joe Montana and only 4 more interceptions.

Here's where the four 400-TD guys rank on the career INT list: Favre 1st, Marino 8th, Manning 13th, Brady 61st.

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