When the Saints won the NFC South title in a Christmas victory, Drew Brees became the first player ever to pass more than 80,000 yards

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7;s six landing bursts, Drew Brees has once again gone where no other quarterback has ever. During the Christmas season, the Saints passed for 311 yards in the NFC South beat the Minnesota Vikings, and Blaise became the first player in NFL history to pass 80,000 yards.

The veteran player entered the 16th week and became the highest professional passer in league history, requiring only 154 yards to reach a previously untouched milestone. With the help of a nine-yard pass, Bres overcame Latvia Murray’s chance of falling behind Friday’s 52-33 victory in the third quarter with 8:40 in the third and fifth innings.

Rumors continue to circulate that this may be Blaise’s last year in the league, and he may have another regular season to climb the ladder and occupy a place in NFL history. Although he is currently the leader in passing yards in league history, the Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is behind him with 78,457 yards. If Brady continues his career and Brees enters the sunset after 2020, he will not only have a chance to surpass the 80,000 mark, but will surpass Brees in history.

These two quarterbacks are no strangers to those who appear in the quarterback record books of all time, because they have also been taking time out of all-time touchdown marks. Brace entered the season as an unprecedented touchdown leader, but he missed Brady due to injury and he did fall behind Brady. Entering Week 16, Brady scored 573 passes and Brees had 568 passes. The Saints quarterback did not pass the ball in Friday’s defeat of Minnesota.

Although more people may join Blaise, or even surpass Blaise, he is still a huge wall on this list, and he has been able to break through before anyone else in the league.