Tom Brady’s First Half Numbers Vs. Texans Were Less Than Stellar
Tom Brady’s first half stats Sunday night were less than stellar, to say the least.
The New England Patriots quarterback set a number of personal records in the first two quarters against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium, though they aren’t anything pride-evoking.
For the second time in six seasons, Brady threw seven or fewer completions on 15-plus pass attempts in an opening half, according to NFL Research. The last time he accomplished this was during the Pats’ 13-9 victory over the Dallas Cowboys just a week prior.
Tom Brady has thrown 7 or fewer completions on 15+ pass attempts in an opening half only twice in the last 6 seasons …
Last week against the Cowboys … and this week against the Texans.#SundayNightFootball | #NEvsHOU
— NFL Research (@NFLResearch) December 2, 2019
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Brady’s 7-of-19 (.368) matches the lowest completion percentage in an opening half in his career, according to ESPN Stats and Info. Brady has gone exactly 7-for-19 twice before, and the Patriots have rallied both times to overcome halftime deficits and win.
From @ESPNStatsInfo: 7-of-19 (.368) matches the lowest completion % in a 1st half in Tom Brady's career (minimum 15 attempts). He's been exactly 7-of-19 two other times prior to tonight, and the Patriots have rallied from halftime deficits to win both of those games.
— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) December 2, 2019
Yikes.
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