With a 22-season career in the NFL, Tom Brady is one of the great legends of the sport, after adding seven Super Bowl rings, five times MVP in the Super Bowl, three times Most Valuable Player of the season, twice Offensive Player of the year, among other achievements that marked his career in the grilled.
In the absence of Brady making it official, the player says goodbye to a brilliant professional career in which he broke any number of records.
.@TomBrady gave us so many unbelievable moments…
But this might’ve been his masterpiece. 🐐 #ThankYouTom pic.twitter.com/qO7NCdVqek
— NFL (@NFL) January 29, 2022
Which are? Here we tell you about them.
He is the quarterback with the most touchdown passes in NFL history. He threw 624 touchdown passes in the regular season and 86 in the playoffs, for a total of 710.
He is also the winningest QB in National Football League history with 243 regular season wins and 35 in the Playoffs to have 278.
Also, on October 3, 2021, Brady faced the New England Patriots for the first time and became the player with the most passing yards in the history of the NFL, figure that left 84 thousand 520. The “Bucs” beat the Patriots 17-19 that day and Brady joined Brett Favre, Peyton Manning and Brees himself as the only quarterbacks with victories against all teams in the league.
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Also, in Super Bowls there is no one like him. He played 10 times in the Vince Lombardi Trophy game, in which he has thrown 21 TD passes and has 3,039 yards in the big game.
The 44-year-old athlete started his career in 2000, when he was selected in the sixth round of the NFL Draft and started as a substitute for Drew Bledson, but in 2001 Brady was promoted as the starting QB, after Bledsoe suffered internal bleeding against the Rams.
With the New England Patriots he won six Super Bowls, the last of them in 2018, a year before he left the New England team for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020, where he also managed to win an SB that year and, apparently, played his last game on the gridirons last Sunday, January 23, in the Bucs’ defeat against the Rams at the last minute, a duel that ended 30-27 in favor of the Angelenos.
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Legend numbers: know Tom Brady’s records