The march to the TD record

[everlong]

The march to the TD record

At only 75 behind even if Brady only throws 25 the rest of this season and the next two he'll break it. Likely Brees will as well. The all time leader may come down to health.

Career Passing Touchdowns
Manning 539 (+75)
Favre 508 (+ 44)
Brees 471 (+7)
Brady 464


Here's where it gets fun.

Career Interceptions
Favre 336 (+184)
Manning 251 (+99)
Brees 220 (+68)
Brady 152

Career Pick 6
Favre 31 (+19)
Manning 27 (+15)
Brees 26 (+14)
Brady 12

To catch them all:
Manning: 75 TD, 99 INT, 15 Pick-6
Favre: 44 TD, 184 INT, 19 Pick-6
Brees: 7 TD, 68 INT, 14 Pick-6

This doesn't even factor in the playoffs where we know Tom's numbers dominate the others. I couldn't find a source for pick-6 in the playoffs but we all know Tom has one. Peyton has off the top of my head Tracy Porter, Assante Samual and I can't remember if the Seattle one was Wagner or the scrub LB who had the game of his life. Favre must have a dozen.

 

[jmt57]

Here are some more for you. I hadn't realized that Brady is just two victories away from passing Manning for career regular season wins.

TD Pass minus Interception Differential, Regular Season
+312 -- Tom Brady (464-152)
+288 -- Peyton Manning (539-251)
+251 -- Drew Brees (471-220)
+172 -- Brett Favre (508-336)

TD Pass minus Interception Differential, Playoffs
+32 --- Tom Brady (63 - 31)
+18 --- Drew Brees (24 - 6)
+15 --- Peyton Manning (40 - 25)
+13 --- Brett Favre (44 - 30)

QB Career Won - Loss Record, Regular Season
+132 -- 185-53 -- .777 -- Tom Brady
+107 -- 186-79 -- .702 -- Peyton Manning
+74 --- 186-112 -- .624 -- Brett Favre
+29 --- 132-103 -- .562 -- Drew Brees

QB Career Won-Loss Record, Playoffs
+16 --- 25-9 --- .735 --- Tom Brady
+2 --- 13-11 --- .542 --- Brett Favre
+1 ----- 6-5 --- .545 --- Drew Brees
+1 --- 14-13 --- .519 --- Peyton Manning