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Manning has 54, and Brady is tied for second with the now-retired Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger at 53.īrady has eight game-winning drives in his two years in Tampa, matching the highest two-year total from any point in his NFL career (2002 to 2003). We’ll also mention Matt Ryan, who has 33 fourth-quarter comeback wins at age 37.īrady can also pass Manning for the most career game-winning drives - that’s basically fourth-quarter comebacks plus games in which his team was tied in the fourth quarter and he led the team to the game-winning score. Within reasonable range is Matthew Stafford, who has 34 at age 34. His dominance with the Patriots made for fewer comeback opportunities, so even if he claims this record, it could be broken in the next five years. Brady has 42, including three last season, rallying the Bucs from behind in the fourth quarter for wins against the Cowboys, Patriots and Jets. Brady is one behind Peyton Manning (43) for the most fourth-quarter comebacks in NFL history. Most career fourth-quarter comebacks and game-winning drives

If it isn’t clear how enormous 100,000 career passing yards is, here’s more context: If Brady’s 2022 is close to his 2021 season, he’ll finish the year with more career passing yards than John Elway and Joe Montana (six Super Bowl wins between them) had combined (102,762). He’d have to average at least 347 yards per game to do it before those two games, and fewer than 270 per game to not hit the mark before Week 10, when the Bucs head to Germany to face the Seahawks in Munich. The Bucs are home in Week 8 ( Ravens) and Week 9 ( Rams), so there’s a good chance he’ll get to pass the milestone in his home stadium. If you use his 2021 stats as a reference point (313 yards per game), he would pass 100,000 in Week 8. That means he needs only 2,431 to reach 100,000 for his career. This is an incredibly big number by NFL historical standards - consider that when Brady entered the league, Dan Marino had the most career passing yards (including playoffs) at 65,871.īrady is the league’s regular-season passing leader at 84,520 and easily the playoff leader with another 13,049 yards, so that puts him at 97,569 entering the 2022 season. None of these is quite that historic, but here are five to watch.