Tom Brady has broken the NFL record for best passes in a game, surpassing Drew Brees’s previous 80,358; Brady finished 22 of 43 in the air at 269 yards; Rookie quarterback Mc Jones impressed the Patriots by throwing two PDs in the 275-yard show.
Tom Brady became the NFL’s best passer of all time, as he rallied his Tampa Bay Pirates before a 19-17 victory over the brave New England Patriots crew when he returned to Foxboro on Sunday night.
Brady took 22 of 43 shots for 269 yards and never landed, but he engineered a fourth-quarter drive to set up Saccop’s winning shot after a two-minute warning.
It did give the Patriots and rookie QB Mc Jones – an impressive 31 of 40 by 275 yards and two touchdowns (and one interception) – plenty of time to try to move forward, but Nick Falk made a try with a 56-yard FG. left vertical to end the game.
Brady, earlier in the first quarter, completed a 28-yard pass to Mike Evans to become the NFL’s undisputed passing leader, breaking Drew Brees’s previous record of 80,358. Breeze was in attendance to witness this moment as part of his new role as an analyst on NBC’s Sunday night soccer report.
Brady, who spent 20 years and won six of his seven Super Bowls with the Patriots, was warmly received by his former home fans when he first stepped onto the pitch for a pre-match warm-up, but then booed after the game began. off.
After the game, Brady and his former coach Bill Belichick met in the middle of the field and exchanged very short hugs before parting ways.
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Both teams started off a bit sluggishly, with three consecutive trips ending with an attempt to start the game before Brady broke Breeze’s pass record in Tampa Bay’s second attacking streak, setting Saccopa’s field goal for the first points of the game.
