Sunday, October 10, 2010

Five interesting facts about the touchdown of the Patriots Tom Brady passes

There are few teams in history have been as good as Tom Brady to a field marshal. It is incredibly accurate, has misleading arm strength and is as cool under pressure as a player. Brady left the University of Michigan, without many high expectations. Obtained in the field due to injury to the player starting in front of him and came to take full advantage of that opportunity. Since then he has won multiple Super Bowls, Conference championships and individual awards.


With the offense of high power that the New England Patriots have been executed from Brady came into the League, has been able to put some great step numbers.Here is a look at five little known facts surrounding his touchdown.Toda passes information is drawn from his career until the end of the season 2009.


# 1 The first touchdown pass , Tom ever launched in the came in the second quarter a victory for 29-26 on the San Diego Chargers in 2001.El pass 21 yards and was captured by Terry Glenn.Esta was the only time that Brady could never throw a touchdown pass to Glenn.


# 2 Tom Brady has shed most touchdown against the Buffalo Bills, passes 33 in total, during his career he has against any other team in the NFL.


# 3 I is a kind of second quarter boy.In the course of his career, he has yielded 47 touchdown passes in Q1, 47 in Q3, Q4 53 and one time extra.Él has covered all the while with 77 career second quarter touchdowns.


# 4 Player has not attracted more passes touchdown from Tom Brady to Randy Moss.He and Moss have hooked to a touchdown 36 times during their time together.This is more than double the amount of touchdowns, has yielded no more.


# 5 During his career, Brady has yielded 19 50-yard touchdown pass or more distance.Although it has only played with it for two seasons, from 2007 to 2009 with 2008 lost due to injury, more than a third of those 50 touchdown passes yards have been captured by Randy Moss (7).

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