Tom Brady becomes most sacked quarterback in NFL history during Buccaneers' game vs. Ravens

Tom Brady owns every major passing record in NFL history. Pass yards (86,462). Pass completions (7,461). Pass touchdowns (632). And now, after taking back-to-back sacks from the Ravens' Justin Houston on Thursday night, Brady owns a more dubious all-time record – he is the most-sacked quarterback in NFL history.

Brady's mark (now at 556 sacks taken after a three-sack night vs. Baltimore) isn't all that impressive when you consider he's been in the NFL for 23 years. During that time, he actually had competent offensive lines for the better part of it, and he's also almost always been a quick-release quarterback. This is more a mark – which officially surpasses the since-retired Ben Roethlisberger – that arose because Brady is just playing … forever.

All that said, the NFL world seemed to really appreciate Brady becoming the most-sacked quarterback of all time. For a player (and sports villain!) many love to hate, it's almost as if people were split between congratulating Brady and hoping for many more sacks of the legend as long he keeps playing.

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