Tom Brady and the Patriots

Brady set the NFL record for consecutive passes without an interception on Sunday,
running his streak to 319 during a 34-3 win over the Buffalo Bills.

He broke the mark of 308 attempts without a pick previously set by Cleveland's Bernie Kosar
over the 1990-91 seasons.

He has thrown only four interceptions this season, his last coming nine games ago
when he threw two in a 23-20 win over Baltimore on Oct. 17.

Sounds like Tom has a good case of "old age".

Only four other coaches—San Francisco's George Seifert, Washington's Joe Gibbs, Chicago's Mike Ditka
and Miami's Don Shula—have more than one 14-win season.

In his response to an opening question about Tom Brady’s value during the postseason, Welker said, “It goes without saying, the guy is who he is and he does a great job of making sure everyone is on the same page and putting their best foot forward going out there and playing well and doing what they can out there,’’ Welker said.

Asked how to convey a sense of urgency to younger players for the postseason, Welker said, “You just talk to them. It’s a playoff atmosphere and you can’t just stick your toe in the water, you’ve got to jump right in and make sure you’re ready to go and make things happen.’’

When describing what makes Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis so effective, Welker said, “I think he is very patient. He has good feet. He moves around really well. He understands the game. He gets his hands on you pretty well.’’

“[We’re] really moving forward and we’re going out there being good little foot soldiers,’’ Welker said.

the game between the Pats and the Browns