NFL Team Passing Leaders - Extreme

Name the top 3 all-time passing yards leaders for each NFL team.

Players who won a Super Bowl with their team in (parentheses)

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49ers
(35,124)	Joe Montana
31,548	John Brodie
(29,907)	Steve Young

Bears
23,443	Jay Cutler
14,686	Sid Luckman
11,567	Jim Harbaugh

Bengals
32,838	Ken Anderson
31,594	Andy Dalton
27,149	Boomer Esiason

Bills
35,467	Jim Kelly
27,590	Joe Ferguson
22,703	Josh Allen

Broncos
(51,475)	John Elway
(17,112)	Peyton Manning
11,895	Craig Morton

Browns
23,713	Brian Sipe
23,584	Otto Graham
21,904	Bernie Kosar

Buccaneers
19,737	Jameis Winston
14,820	Vinny Testaverde
(14,643)	Tom Brady

Cardinals
34,639	Jim Hart
22,771	Neil Lomax
17,622	Jake Plummer

Chargers
59,271	Philip Rivers
43,040	Dan Fouts
26,938	John Hadl

Chiefs
(28,507)	Len Dawson
(28,424)	Patrick Mahomes
21,459	Trent Green

Colts
(54,828)	Peyton Manning
(39,768)	Johnny Unitas
23,671	Andrew Luck

Commanders / Redskins
(25,206)	Joe Theismann
22,585	Sonny Jurgensen
21,886	Sammy Baugh

Cowboys
34,183	Tony Romo
(32,942)	Troy Aikman
29,459	Dak Prescott

Dolphins
61,361	Dan Marino
(25,092)	Bob Griese
20,434	Ryan Tannehill

Eagles
32,873	Donovan McNabb
26,963	Ron Jaworski
22,877	Randall Cunningham

Falcons
59,735	Matt Ryan
23,470	Steve Bartkowski
14,066	Chris Miller

Giants
(57,023)	Eli Manning
(33,462)	Phil Simms
19,488	Charlie Conerly

Jaguars
25,698	Mark Brunell
17,646	Blake Bortles
16,003	David Garrard

Jets
(27,057)	Joe Namath
24,386	Ken O'Brien
18,241	Richard Todd

Lions
45,109	Matthew Stafford
15,710	Bobby Layne
12,647	Scott Mitchell

Packers
(61,655)	Brett Favre
(59,055)	Aaron Rodgers
(24,718)	Bart Starr

Panthers
29,725	Cam Newton
19,258	Jake Delhomme
12,690	Steve Beuerlein

Patriots
(74,571)	Tom Brady
29,657	Drew Bledsoe
26,886	Steve Grogan

Raiders
35,222	Derek Carr
(19,078)	Ken Stabler
17,585	Rich Gannon

Rams
23,758	Jim Everett
22,814	Marc Bulger
22,223	Roman Gabriel

Ravens
(38,245)	Joe Flacco
15,887	Lamar Jackson
7,846	Kyle Boller

Saints
(68,010)	Drew Brees
21,734	Archie Manning
19,156	Aaron Brooks

Seahawks
(37,059)	Russell Wilson
29,434	Matt Hasselbeck
26,132	Dave Krieg

Steelers
(64,088)	Ben Roethlisberger
(27,989)	Terry Bradshaw
13,328	Kordell Stewart

Texans
23,221	Matt Schaub
14,539	Deshaun Watson
13,391	David Carr

Titans / Oilers
33,685	Warren Moon
27,141	Steve McNair
19,149	George Blanda

Vikings
33,098	Fran Tarkenton
24,775	Tommy Kramer
23,265	Kirk Cousins

Level 60

Oct 17, 2016

Glad to see Sage Rosenfels' mom has also played this. You and me, Ms Rosenfels! We'll never forget.

Level 75

Sep 7, 2017

lol!

Level 60

Oct 17, 2016

Cam Newton passed Jake Delhomme yesterday to become the new leader for the Panthers.

Level 62

Oct 30, 2016

Blake Bortles for the Jags now belongs on this list

Level 43

Nov 29, 2016

This is a really cool quiz idea ... very nice.

I would vote for another 1-2 minutes though.

Level ∞

Dec 31, 2018

Added more time

Level 63

Nov 29, 2017

Got them all with 31 secs left, so it can be done!

Stabler should be in parentheses for the Raiders - he won SBXI.

Level 91

Oct 11, 2019

Poor John Brodie - he'd be #1 on 11 of these lists, but will always be the 4th most-remembered on his team, perennially being the guy we all think of as "wait, not Jeff Garcia?"

Level 77

Dec 2, 2020

What a coincidence. I recently created an Excel spreadsheet with the NFL's top three in passing, rushing and scoring :)

Level 30

Nov 6, 2021

I get Sammy Baugh

Level 84

Jan 12, 2022

Awesome quiz! Loved that it didn't arbitrarily only go back to 1990 or some other random year. Amazing that a franchise as storied as the Chicago Bears still can't find a QB.

If Joe Burrow stays healthy and in Cincinnati, Boomer Esiason's days on this list are numbered.

Level 67

Jan 25, 2022

Wow, had no idea Matt Ryan has thrown for so many yards. Looks like the only ones ahead of him are Marino, Brady, Brees, Peyton, Favre, and Roethlisberger. All first-order Hall of Famers. Makes you wonder if Ryan would be considered had the Falcons not completely collapsed in the Super Bowl. As it stands, I don't think he is really under consideration, but it's wild to see such a gaudy number next to a guy who never got all that much attention.

Level 53

Jan 26, 2022

Does this include post-season?

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Jan 9, 2023

Level 37

Jan 9, 2023

Couldn't think of ANY for Jacksonville. That's how forgettable their QB history is.

Level 89

Sep 29, 2023

Jason Mendoza would disagree.