New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Bree's records set on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.
· Brees, who set the NFL single-season record for passing yards last Monday night against Atlanta, set two more single-season marks Sunday, for completions and completion percentage. Brees' final season totals: 468 completions (an NFL record), 657 attempts, 71.2 percent completion percentage (NFL record), 5,476 yards (NFL record) and 46 touchdowns.
· Brees broke his own record for completion percentage (70.6, 2009) and topped Peyton Manning's mark for completions (450, 2010).
· Sunday marked Brees' 13th 300-yard passing game of the season, extending his own NFL record, and his seventh consecutive 300-yard game, another NFL mark. Brees has 50 games of 300 yards or more in six seasons with the Saints.
· Brees' franchise-record 46 touchdown passes are the most in the NFL this season and the fourth most in NFL history (Tom Brady 50, 2007; Peyton Manning 49, 2004; Dan Marino 48, 1984).
· Brees will take a streak of 43 consecutive games with a touchdown pass, second-longest in NFL history, into the 2012 season. Johnny Unitas holds the NFL record of 47 consecutive games.
· Brees also extended his NFL-record streak of games with 20 or more completions to 35.
· Brees' big day elevated his season passer rating to 110.6, breaking his own franchise record of 109.4 set in 2009.
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