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I think that QBs playing at a high level for 15+ years will be the norm. Hitting 20 years won't be commonplace but it won't be rare either
People were saying that Mahomes could be the first career 100K QB, first 6K 60TD season QB and people were saying that before they added the 17th game
Which of Drew Brees career marks do you think will still be standing 25 years from now?
Here are a few of the notable career marks that Drew holds:
Barring a preseason, or very early season career ending injury to Tom Brady he'll break the yards mark pretty early on this season so that's off the table
I think it's the 74.4% completion mark. I think that's the one most likely to still be the record decades from now, and on that note I wouldn't be surprised if the 96.7% is a forever record as well
People were saying that Mahomes could be the first career 100K QB, first 6K 60TD season QB and people were saying that before they added the 17th game
Which of Drew Brees career marks do you think will still be standing 25 years from now?
Here are a few of the notable career marks that Drew holds:
- Most career passing yards: 80,358
- Most career completions: 7,142
- Best career completion percentage (at least 2,000+ attempts): 67.7%
- Most seasons with 5,000+ passing yards: 5
- Most completions in a season: 471 (2016)
- Best completion percentage in a season: 74.4% (2018)
- (Tied) Most passing touchdown in a game: 7 (Nov. 1, 2015)
- Most games with 300+ passing yards: 123
- Most games with 4+ passing touchdowns: 37
- Most games with 5+ passing touchdowns: 11
- Most seasons with 30+ passing touchdowns: 10
- Only player in NFL history with consecutive 40-plus touchdown seasons (2011, 2012)
- 4 of the top 5 all time season completion percentages
- Consecutive seasons with 30-plus touchdown passes (9)
- Most 5-plus pass-touchdown games (11)
- Most 4-plus pass-touchdown games (37)
- Most games with 5 TD 0 INT (7)
- Seven seasons leading the NFL in passing yards
- Consecutive games with TD pass (54) - and one dropped TD against Atlanta from a 90+ game streak (dammit Lance Moore!!!)
- Consecutive games with 20+ completions (61)
- Most games with 30+ completions (63)
- Highest single game completion percentage (96.7%)
Barring a preseason, or very early season career ending injury to Tom Brady he'll break the yards mark pretty early on this season so that's off the table
I think it's the 74.4% completion mark. I think that's the one most likely to still be the record decades from now, and on that note I wouldn't be surprised if the 96.7% is a forever record as well
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