Over the course of his legendary 18+ years in the NFL, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has set numerous records. During today’s game against the Miami Dolphins, the 41-year old added another one — one of his most impressive to date: with a two-yard scoring pass to Julian Edelman in the second quarter, Brady became the league’s all-time leader in combined touchdown passes.
Entering the 2018 season, Brady ranked fourth in regular season touchdown passes (488). However, his playoff production is unrivaled as the he has thrown more scoring passes (71) during the playoffs — let alone won more games and titles — than any other player in league history.