Tom Brady has played 269 games for the Pats. They've lost only 23 of them by double digits

[Kargetina]

Miami 2001 30-10
Denver 2001 31-10
Miami 2002 26-13
Packers 2002 28-10
Jets 2002 30-17
Bills 2003 31-0
Steelers 2004 34-20
Carolina 2005 27-17
San Diego 2005 41-17
Colts 2005 40-21
Kansas 2005 26-16
Denver 2006 27-13 (playoff)
Denver 2006 17-7
Miami 2006 21-0
Saints 2009 38-17
Baltimore 2010 33-14 (playoff)
Jets 2010 28-14
Cleveland 2010 34-14
Baltimore 2012 28-13 (playoff)
Denver 2013 26-16
Miami 2014 33-20
Kansas 2014 41-14
Miami 2015 20-10

Only 9 since 2006, including the Miami game last year where we didn't try very much. Take that game out and we haven't lost by double digits in almost three full seasons including 3 playoff runs.

A truly unbelievable run. Just ridiculous!

 

[supafly]

Some of these stats are so amazing that they're difficult to even believe. Remarkable.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

9 out of 23 against Denver and Miami...and I'm willing to bet they were all road games.

 

[Wheelman]

Denver 2013 was playoffs.

 

[DarrylS]

Reg season he is 183 and 52... 25 and 9 in the playoffs.

208 and 61 overall.. 78% winning record overall.

 

[stinkypete]

And there are still records to break.

With New England's 4th win in 2017, Brady will surpass Manning and Favre for the record for most regular season wins.

 

[PatriotsReign]

A loss is a loss and a win is win

It doesn't matter how much we win or lose by

But it's the off season and we need new topics

 

[Ring 6]

Reg season he is 183 and 52... 25 and 9 in the playoffs.

208 and 61 overall.. 78% winning record overall.

Right. Just as apt a headline would have been tom Brady has played 269 games and only lost 61.

 

[signbabybrady]

Pro football reference has him with 271 games?

 

[willard]

A loss is a loss and a win is win

It doesn't matter how much we win or lose by

But it's the off season and we need new topics

Yeah in the standings, but as a fan watching the game it means we have not watched many blowout losses. I can watch a blowout win, but get surly at a blowout loss. NEP Superbowls have been great Theater. We are so spoiled.

 

[JayNM]

As Tom Brady would say: beeeeeeeh

 

[Ring 6]

Pro football reference has him with 271 games?

Played or started?
He mopped up vs Detroit as a rookie and came in after mo Lewis sent Bledsoe to the hospital

 

[Guts]

And some of you want to move on from TB12

 

[WaterfallJumper]

A loss is a loss and a win is win

It doesn't matter how much we win or lose by

But it's the off season and we need new topics

My guess is that the stat was chosen to point out that with Brady, the Patriots are almost never out of the game. Yes, a loss is still a loss, but it's kind of neat to think that the Patriots rarely don't have a chance at winning. Brady gives them more competitive viability than most quarterbacks, and the stats seem to back it up.

 

[signbabybrady]

Played or started?
He mopped up vs Detroit as a rookie and came in after mo Lewis sent Bledsoe to the hospital

I think you nailed the descrepency.

 

[sashasaurav]

If u can make it 11 points or more . Pats have lost only 14 of 269 .

Even more impressive. The reason why i put 10 points is 7+3 which is same as 9 points in terms of how u can score ( Now bring up TD + Safety

 

[QuantumMechanic]

I think you nailed the descrepency.

Brady also gets credit for the win in 2008 game 1 (shudder) because he was the starter.

 

[tasmlab]

If you had told me that almost 10% of games Brady played resulted in double digit losses, I would've thought the number too high.

 

[RelocatedPatFan]

Brady (and the team) has won 86% of his home games 101-16.

I think I heard that on Mike and Mike when they were discussing domination in the world of professional sports (Rafeal Nadal had won his 10th French Open - tennis - is what started the conversation, with his 3rd time he didn't even lose a set)

They mentioed a few others and Greenburg concluded that Brady's was the "most" dominant - though probably in large part because football is the #1 sport.

 

[Oswlek]

What I find interesting about that list is the lack of "back door covers". I figured several games would push into double digit via a late scores but, with Miami 2015 as the only exception, they are all legitimate blowouts.

No idea what it means, just found it interesting.