Tom Brady Setting the Stage to Play in his 40's

As Tom Brady prepares to face the Houston Texans today, the future Hall of Famer  has proven that for him age is simply a number. He's only eight months from his 40th birthday.

The 39-year-old signal-caller managed to put up jaw dropping statistics this year, 3,554 yards passing, 28 passing touchdowns and just two interceptions, despite missing the first four games of the 2016 NFL Regular Season.
 
Brady made it clear how he feels about his age in a 2015 conference call with the New York media. He stated that his goal then was to play until 2025, which would put him at age 48.
 
"I'd like to play a long time," said Brady, courtesy of CBS Sports. "There's a lot that goes into playing well. I've played with a lot of great teammates. But I want to play for a long time, maybe 10 more years. I think that's probably what my goal is."
 
The question that football pundits want to know is whether Brady, who turns the big 4-0 in August of 2017, can still be this effective at 40-years old?
 
Here is a look at every QB and their stats for each year they played at 40 years or older.