Scary is what it is...
"New England is one point shy of averaging 40 points per game and is on pace to score 638 points, which would shatter the league record -- currently held by the 1998 Minnesota Vikings (556) -- by nearly 15 percent. The league record for touchdowns in a season, 70, is held by the 1984 Dolphins, and the Patriots are on pace to score 82.
And then, of course, there is Brady. With 27 TD passes in seven games -- 11 in the last eight quarters -- he's on pace for 62, which would break Peyton Manning's mark by 13, or nearly one more touchdown pass per game."
Nice classy quote from Thomas too:
"Let's face it," Dolphins 12th-year middle linebacker Zach Thomas said, "they did what they wanted to, when they wanted to do it, and how they wanted to do it. I mean, they've been a great team, and [Brady] has been a great quarterback for a long time. But now they've taken it to an even higher level. I mean, what comes after 'awesome,' you know? They're going to be really hard to beat. Really hard."
