During the New England Patriots’ recent win against the Jets, Tom Brady made history by becoming the NFL’s all-time leader in total passing yards.
Brady now holds the top spot in combined passing yards for both regular season and post-season games. Achieving this milestone in his 301st career game, the 41-year-old quarterback solidified his place on the leaderboard.
Although Brady ranks fourth in all-time regular-season passing yards, trailing Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, and Brett Favre, his latest feat adds to a long list of NFL records he already holds.
In addition to his latest accomplishment, Brady boasts records for most playoff wins, Super Bowl victories, and playoff touchdown passes.
Looking ahead, Brady has expressed his desire to continue playing until he turns 50, suggesting that more records may be within reach for the veteran quarterback.
