A lot of eyes were on Tom Brady’s numbers after he decided to un-retire in a matter of weeks earlier this year. Regardless of a slow start, Brady’s stats this season remain respectable.
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The GOAT Quarterback and NFL legend Tom Brady returned from retirement this season and the expectations were high. We can’t really blame the fans for it as he has dominated the NFL for so long that any slow start seems unusual.
Brady and the Buccaneers are 2-1 on the season after a 14-12 loss to the Packers in Week 3. However, the team’s offense has been quiet all season. Along the slow offensive start, there has been a lot of off-field drama about Brady’s personal life.
Moreover, there are rumors that Brady is approaching this season knowing that it will be his last as a professional football player. Although it’s “possible” that Brady changes his mind.
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Tom Brady’s season so far
The 2-1 record isn’t poor at all. Only two NFL clubs have started the season stronger than the others in the standings.
Brady has thrown for 673 yards and a 65 percent completion rate, along with three passing touchdowns and one interception. In terms of yards per attempt, he is averaging 6.5 which would be the second-lowest mark of his career (behind only 2002, when he averaged 6.3).
The statistics aren’t bad per se, and most people would consider them to be respectable for the 45-year-old quarterback. Brady now ranks 14th out of 21 quarterbacks with an overall rating of 89.2 as of 2022.
There is no doubt about the fact that Tom is one of the finest QBs in the game and although he hasn’t had a tremendous season thus far, we can expect his stats to improve as we go further into the season.
