Patriots QB Tom Brady Sets Record For Passes Thrown Without An Interception

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has set the NFL record for consecutive pass attempts without an interception. Brady broke the mark of 308 attempts without a pick previously set by Cleveland's Bernie Kosar over the 1990-91 seasons with his 17th attempt in the third quarter of New England's game against Buffalo on Sunday. It came on a short pass over the middle that tight end Rod Gronkowski dropped at the goal line. The two then hooked up for an 8-yard TD on the next play to put the Patriots up 31-3. Brady has thrown only four interceptions this season, his last coming nine games ago when he threw two in a 23-20 win over Baltimore on Oct. 17.

Source: Associated Press

 

Awesome record, and another game without any turnovers.

 

M-V-P

 

Toupee Tom...

 

Stud.

 

I think we've had like 7 games in a row without a turnover, which is crazy stuff. They should set the all time record for fewest turnovers in a season which is 13. I believe they are at 9.

 

Congrats to Brady.

Does anyone else notice that football is starting to enter into the world of baseball like stat keeping?
I remember hearing an announcer say last season during the playoffs that a pick thrown by Brady was the 1st he had thrown in the 1st qtr of a playoff game.

I hope we don't descend into stats being like " most carries by a FB out of the I-formation, by an AFC north team visting an AFC East team during the 1pm game in the 10th week of the season."