Tom Brady made history in the fourth quarter with his 500th career touchdown pass as the New England Patriots beat the Indianapolis Colts 38-24.
The 41-year-old is only the third quarterback in NFL history to reach the mark, and he made it with a 34-yard throw to Josh Gordon waiting in the end zone.
The 2018 Super Bowl runners-up got off to a strong start and had opened up a 21-point lead by half-time, but then saw a significant portion diminish with a touchdown pass by Colts' Andrew Luck.
Indianapolis closed the gap to 14 and came within seven in the fourth before Brady's historic hurl saw New England pull away again.
The humble Patriot said: "I think all these things like that, milestones, there are so many people that contribute, all the people that have really worked hard.
"A quarterback doesn't throw to himself."
Tom Brady's BEST THROWS from the @Patriots' #TNF win over the Colts! #INDvsNE #GoPats pic.twitter.com/nvrnobDhZ9
— NFL (@NFL) October 5, 2018
