made C. J. Cron Jersey sure his career went out with a bang, even if he didn't win a Super Bowl in his final season. Brady had one of his greatest seasons as a pa ser at the age of 44, becoming the first player sincein 2013 -- and just the third player since 1991 (Drew Brees is the other, in 2008) -- to lead the league in completions (485), attempts (719), pa sing yards (5,316), and pa sing touchdowns (43).How crazy was it that Brady threw for 5,316 yards and 43 touchdowns? Brady was Robbie Grossman Jersey the first player since Cecil Isbell in 1942 to lead the league in pa sing yards and pa sing touchdowns in his final season. Isbell threw for 2,021 yards and 24 touchdowns in his final season with the , leading all quarterbacks with a pa ser rating of 87.0 in that 1942 season.The 1942 Packers also produced Don Hutson's best season in the NFL, a year in which he finished with 74 catches for 1,211 yards and 17 touchdowns. Hutson's 74 receptions stood as the league's single-season record for seven seasons Michael Pineda Jersey , while his 1,211 yards was a single-season record for 10 years and the 17 receiving touchdowns single-season record that stood for 42 years. Isbell was the first player to throw for 2,000 yards in a season, ushering in the era of the forward pa s in the NFL. His 24 touchdown pa ses were also an NFL record, only to be pa sed by Sid Luckman's 28 the next season.Brady finished his 2021 season completing 67.5% of his pa ses for 5,316 yards with 43 touchdowns and 12 interceptions (102.1 pa ser rating). He is one of just five players inhistory to record 5,000 yards, 40 touchdowns Byron Buxton Jersey and a pa ser rating above 100 in NFL history -- joining Dan Marino (1984), Drew Brees (2011), (2013), and(2018). Three of the four players won MVP in Jason Castro Jersey that season (Brees is the only one that didn't claim the MVP honor). Brady and Brees are the only two players with multiple 5,000-yard seasons in NFL history. What Brady was able to accomplish in his final season may not be replicated by any quarterback, a testament toward how great Brady was as he heads toward the next stage in his life.