Drew Bledsoe sets NFL record with 70 pass attempts on this date in 1994
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On November 13, 1994, Drew Bledsoe of the New England Patriots attempted 70 passes in a game against the Minnesota Vikings, achieving a record that remains unmatched. Bledsoe's performance led to 426 passing yards and three touchdowns, contributing to a comeback victory, 26-20, in overtime. This memorable game marked the beginning of a seven-game winning streak for the Patriots, helping them secure a Wild Card playoff spot. Bledsoe's 70 attempts are still the highest recorded in NFL history, with other quarterbacks approaching but not reaching that mark.
- •Bledsoe attempts 70 passes, the first and only player to do so.
- •He throws for 426 yards and three touchdowns without an interception.
- •Patriots rally from a 20-0 deficit to win in overtime.
- •This game initiates a seven-game winning streak for the team.
- •Bledsoe finishes the season with an NFL-high 4,555 passing yards.
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"Bledsoe set an NFL record that still hasn't been broken.
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