Watch: Tom Brady Pass Peyton Manning For Most Career TD Passes In NFL History

The New England Patriots had problems scoring in the last few weeks. They needed more than a half to heat up for the game against the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings. Those were not their best games, However, things took a completely new turn this Sunday. The Patriots and Dolphins scored seven touchdowns. The Patriots scored four of these. The bad part comes when you realize that the Dolphins do not have problem scoring either. However, we have Tom Brady on the field, and he just passed Peyton Manning Peyton Manning for most career TD passes in NFL history

Breaking a record is a common routine for the Patriots quarterback. Tom Brady now has the most overall touchdown passes in regular season and playoffs in the entire history. Well, Brady sure likes to break a record once or twice a week, and this time it has something to do with Peyton Manning.

The Patriots offense got going, but players in the defense struggled again. The team cannot sync up its both sides. Tom Brady is playing like fire, but the Dolphins have an excellent running game that “kills” the Patriots defense.

The Patriots have always had problems in Miami. They are struggling with the shadows from the past.

Legend. ?

TB12 just threw his 580th career TD. More TD passes than ANYONE in NFL history (including playoffs).

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Tom Brady passes Peyton Manning for the most career TD passes (including postseason) in NFL history! ? pic.twitter.com/KCtErN0iSC

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“It’s been a challenging environment. I think the climate plays some role and they always seem to play well when they play us down there. We are not going to get beat by the weather. We’re going to get beat by the Dolphins. That is what we realize. We’re going up against a good opponent that plays us very well at home. We play them very well at home. It is just one of those series where it is kind of like that. We have to have a great week of preparation and go down there and try and play a great game against a team that has really hung in there — 6-6. They’ve battled. They have had some injuries. We’re 9-3, but if we win it is a lot of upside for us,” Brady said of his game in Miami.