He's redefined the limits of father time and just led the league in yards and touchdowns in Tampa Bay at the age of 44. Brady has already been named to the Hall of Fame All-2000s and All-2010s Team and will undoubtably be a first ballot Hall of Famer. Brady was voted to 14 Pro-Bowls in a Patriots uniform, 14! He was also named to the All-Pro Team three times, the MVP three times and the Offensive Player of the Year twice. He led the league in completion percentage once, yards three times, touchdowns four times, yards per attempt once, yards per game twice and quarterback rating twice as well. Brady holds every passing record in playoff history by a mile and is currently the all-time record holder in completions, yards and touchdowns in NFL history. Brady guided the Patriots to 17 playoff appearances, 13 AFC Championship Game appearances, nine Super Bowl appearances and six Super Bowl Championships.

Only once did Brady win less than 10 games, coming in 2002 when the Patriots went 9-7. Brady spent 20 seasons in New England and had a winning record in all 20. There isn't anything that I can say about Tom Brady that hasn't already been said.

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