Coming into week 14 of the season, Tom Brady had 7,125 career completions, just 18 away from Drew Brees’ all time record. Then, with 1:43 left in the first half, Brady hit WR Mike Evans on a 3rd and 3 to put the Buccaneers on the opponents 2 yard line that put him at 7,143 career completions, breaking Brees’ record of 7,142. This is just one of the many records that Tom Brady now holds. Some other notable records that Brady holds (including playoffs) are most career passing yards (95,787), most career touchdown passes (700), and most game winning drives (66). The craziest part is that Brady is not slowing down and still has at least 1 more year in his current contract.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Buffalo Bills 33-27 in overtime on Sunday to improve to 10-3 and stay in second place in the NFC while Buffalo has now dropped 3 of their last 4 falling to 7-6 and in the last wild card spot in the AFC. The Buccaneers take on their division rival, New Orleans (6-7) at home. Buffalo heads home, looking to bounce back in a game against Carolina (5-8).