Tom Brady Needs to Throw an Absurd Amount of Touchdowns Against the Packers if He Wants to Match Aaron Rodgers’ TD-INT Ratio

Week 3 has come, and the NFL fans cannot stop buzzing about it. Several games are worth the wait. However, the Packers-Bucs game at the Raymond James Stadium would be a sight to see. It could be the last time Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady meet in a game. TB12 is the GOAT, and his statistics say the same. However, to even the TD-INT ratio, he needs to throw a ridiculous number of scores.

33rd Team, the Fantasy betting platform, shared a crazy statistic before the Buccaneers vs. Packers Week 3 game. Matt Cassel and another panelist discuss the Touchdown-Interception ratio between Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers. Safe to say, A-Rod has the moral upper hand in that, and TB12 has to fight for it if he intends to make it equal.

Tom Brady has to ace up

One panelist mentioned, “Look at the touchdown interception ratio… It’s the best in the history of professional football. 451 touchdowns in just 94 interceptions in 18 seasons… Its unheard of.” Former QB Matt Cassel then said, “I heard this stat the other day that said something if Brady wanted to match that TD-INT ratio he’d have to throw like 234 straight touchdowns without an interception. That’s how incredible that ratio is.”

Tom Brady surpasses in scores if compared to Aaron Rodgers. But in terms of Interceptions, the Packers QB has the upper hand. They are two of the best QBs in NFL history. However, it is the Super Bowl count that steals the show.

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The Buccaneers have a 2-0 lead, while the Packers are going 1-1 this year. However, in terms of offensive production, both teams have struggled since the beginning.

Could the Bucs vs. Packers miss out on prominent players?

The injury plague spreads among the athletes as the game day comes closer. Tampa Bay became prominent over the damage-related troubles. However, Green Bay also fell prey to it. The Packers ruled out Sammy Watkins and designated four additional players as injured. Issues to the Buccaneers‘ offensive line do not bode well either.

As Watkins is off the game, the Packers expect rookie Romeo Doubs to see increased action. On the Buccaneers’ side, Tom Brady is establishing chemistry with Cole Beasley after his activation, as Mike Evans is suspended. Despite the bugs, both QBs have kept their heads up top for Week 3. 

Will Aaron Rodgers be successful in making the score to 3-2 with a win over Tom Brady? It is subject to witness.

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