Tom Brady turned back the clock against 22-year-old Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
The 43-year-old quarterback racked up 369 passing yards and a season-high five touchdown passes to lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a 38-31 victory over the Chargers at Raymond James Stadium.
Brady helped the Bucs complete their second-biggest comeback in franchise history, as Tampa Bay rallied from a 17-point first-half deficit to earn their third consecutive win and improve to 3-1.
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Here's a look at Brady's impressive stat line vs. the Chargers:
30-of-46, 369 passing yards, five touchdowns, one interception
Brady's afternoon got off to a rough start, as the former New England Patriots quarterback threw his fourth pick-six in his last six games in the first quarter.
Brady found his groove late in the first, half, however, connecting with Mike Evans on his second TD pass of the day with 22 seconds remaining in the second quarter.
The six-time Super Bowl champion then played one of his best 30-minute stretches in recent history by carving up the Chargers' secondary in the second half.
That vintage Brady effort included three TDs: a dime to tight end O.J. Howard, a strike to wide receiver Scotty Miller and a flip to rookie running back Ke'Shawn Vaughn in the flat.
Ex-Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski only caught one of Brady's 30 completions, but it was a beauty: a contested, 29-yard grab on a seam route in the fourth quarter.
Brady finished the day with five TD passes to five different receivers -- a feat he had never accomplished in New England.
Brady also broke a few other records in this contest -- including one of his own.
As for 22-year-old Justin Herbert, who is nearly 21 years Brady's junior? The rookie Chargers QB held his own with 290 passing yards, three touchdowns and one interception -- but the GOAT is the GOAT for a reason.