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Through 12 games of the 2009 season, 76.
Brees started his final 16 games with the San Diego Chargers and all 60 games he has been with the New Orleans Saints. The last game he missed was January 2, 2005 when he was with the Chargers. It was the final game of the season and the Chargers had a playoff spot wrapped up so coach Marty Schottenheimer started Doug Flutie at QB and let Brees take the day off.
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