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Top 20 - Touchdown Passes

Touchdown Passes (at start of 2010 NFL Season)
	1	Brett Favre	497	Career Notes: New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady fired 28 touchdown passes in 2009 as he led his team to another division title. He now ranks 20th all-time in touchdowns and displaced former San Francisco 49ers QB John Brodie from the Top 20 leaders in this category. Season at a glance: 2009 LEADER: Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints (34 TDs) SINGLE-SEASON NFL RECORD: Tom Brady, New England Patriots (50 TDs in 2007) * Pro Football Hall of Fame member Italics - players active during 2009 season Top 20 lists courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau Return to Top 20 at the Start of 2010>>>
	2	Dan Marino*	420
	3	Peyton Manning	366
	4	Fran Tarkenton*	342
	5	John Elway*	300
	6	Warren Moon*	291
	7	Johnny Unitas*	290
	8	Vinny Testaverde	275
	9	Joe Montana*	273
	10	Dave Kreig	261
	11	Sonny Jurgensen*	255
	12	Dan Fouts*	254
	13	Drew Bledsoe	251
	14	Boomer Esiason	247
	15	John Hadl	244
	16	Len Dawson*	239
	17	Jim Kelly*	237
	18	George Blanda*	236
	19	Steve Young*	232
	20	Tom Brady	225

Recent Comments

Brandon - March 09 2010 07:59 PM

It's pretty interesting to see how closely related QB's of VERY different success levels are in their stats. Would you take Testaverde's touchdowns over Montana's? How about taking Dave Kreig over Dan Fouts? Stats tell a different tale at the end of the day, but all these guys deserve great credit for contributing mightily to the greatest game ever made.

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