Imminent Brady Milestones

[Palm Beach Pats Fan]

If Tom Brady plays 5 more 16 games season and loses every road game for the rest of his career (meaning, he goes 0-40), his career winning percentage in regular season road games (91-80, 0.532; meaning that he's now 91-40) would still be above that of Drew Brees (68-61, 0.527).

 

[BobDigital]

According to Patriots wire Brady is the first member of the 80,000 club.

Edit: This is adding passing, rushing and receiving yards

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I have to say... 100K has a better ring to it I don't know if he even has a chance to make it though.

Lets assume he gets 2.5K more yards this year (including playoffs in which he will have at least 2 more games one would think)

That puts him at 82.5K (in reality he may need to make that 83K by the time this season ends to make it realistic) to hit this mark before the 2021 seasons ends.

If he averages 5.87K over the next 3 years he can do it. that is asking a lot though even assuming 19 games each year (about 309YPG) That assumes he makes the next 3 of the next 4 super bowls (including this years).

Otherwise he needs to do it in four years (after this year) and I don't think he has that in him.

90K should be a slam dunk assuming he plays even just 2 years after this year.

 

[NormZauchin]

He's given back over 150 yards by kneel downs.

If he didn't win so often, he wouldn't have given back those yards and he'd be over 1000 now.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

Combining postseason and regular season was only relevant when Manning passed Favre in his last game “earning” his 200th win.

 

[Dingleberry]

Brady would need to inject himself with a gallon of HGH every day of his life until April, 2021 to surpass Peyton Manning's monstrosity of a forehead.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

I have to say... 100K has a better ring to it I don't know if he even has a chance to make it though.

Lets assume he gets 2.5K more yards this year (including playoffs in which he will have at least 2 more games one would think)

That puts him at 82.5K (in reality he may need to make that 83K by the time this season ends to make it realistic) to hit this mark before the 2021 seasons ends.

If he averages 5.87K over the next 3 years he can do it. that is asking a lot though even assuming 19 games each year (about 309YPG) That assumes he makes the next 3 of the next 4 super bowls (including this years).

Otherwise he needs to do it in four years (after this year) and I don't think he has that in him.

90K should be a slam dunk assuming he plays even just 2 years after this year.

That seems arbitrary that he can play the next three years but the idea of playing four more years is too much.

 

[DarrylS]

Brees and the NOLA emphasis on Offense in a climate controlled dome will probably surpass them all(excluding playoff stats).. but what will probably never be surpassed are the incredible post season records he has been setting...

Only one stat really matters though, 5 Superbowls..