Tom Brady’s historic performance against the Bills in 6 stats
Tom Brady filled the stat sheet in the Patriots’ 40-32 win over the Bills. The signal caller piled up passing attempts, completions, and touchdowns at a rate that won’t likely be topped soon in New England — or Buffalo.
Here are some historical statistics from the win, as the Patriots improve to 2-0.
466 passing yards: Brady’s total was the most passing yards ever against the Buffalo Bills, via The Buffalo News’ Tim Graham. He threw for the 2nd-most yards in a game in his career, via ESPN Stats & Info.
24 wins: Brady recorded his 24th win over the Bills, the second-most wins against a single team since the merger, via The Boston Globe.
59 pass attempts:Brady threw the second-most passes in his career, according toThe Boston Globe’s Ben Volin. It was the sixth-most in NFL history.
15 rush attempts: The Patriots rushed the ball 15 times against the Bills, fewer than half of Brady’s 38 completions.
Three touchdown passes: Tom Brady has 399 career touchdowns.
Zero interceptions: Tom Brady has not thrown an interception during the 2015 season.
Putting it all together:
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PHOTOS: Patriots vs. Bills
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