All-Time Passer Rating

History Published on : 3/7/2011
Career Passing Leaders (at start of 2011 NFL Season)
Ratings for every NFL quarterback who has recorded 1,500 career attempts
 
1 Aaron Rodgers 98.41
2 Philip Rivers 97.16
3 Steve Young* 96.81
4 Tony Romo 95.50
5 Tom Brady 95.19
6 Peyton Manning 94.89
7 Kurt Warner 93.71
8 Ben Roethlisberger 92.47
9 Joe Montana* 92.26
10 Drew Brees 91.75
11 Matt Schaub 91.53
12 Chad Pennington 90.14
13 Daunte Culpepper 87.78
14 Jeff Garcia 87.54
15 Carson Palmer 86.91
16 Dan Marino* 86.38
17T Trent Green 86.03
17T Brett Favre 86.03
19 David Garrard 85.82
20 Donovan McNabb 85.66
21 Rich Gannon 84.71
22 Marc Bulger 84.41
23 Jim Kelly* 84.39
24 Jay Cutler 84.33
25 Mark Brunell 84.00
26 Roger Staubach* 83.42
27 Steve McNair 82.76
28 Brian Griese 82.70
29 Neil Lomax 82.68
30 Jason Campbell 82.63
31 Sonny Jurgensen* 82.62
32 Len Dawson* 82.56
33 Brad Johnson 82.50
34 Matt Hasselbeck 82.22
35 Ken Anderson 81.86
36 Bernie Kosar 81.83
37 Neil O'Donnell 81.82
38 Danny White 81.71
39 Troy Aikman* 81.62
40 Dave Krieg 81.50
41 Randall Cunningham 81.47
42 Jake Delhomme 81.18
43 Boomer Esiason 81.06
44 Warren Moon* 80.90
45 Jeff Hostetler 80.48
46 Bart Starr* 80.47
47 Ken O'Brien 80.44
48 Jeff George 80.42
49 Fran Tarkenton* 80.35
50 Steve Beuerlein 80.32
51 Dan Fouts* 80.23
52 Eli Manning 80.20
53 Michael Vick 80.15
54 John Elway* 79.86
55 Tony Eason 79.72
56 Byron Leftwich 79.67
57 Elvis Grbac 79.65
58 Kyle Orton 79.64
59 Chris Chandler 79.12
60 Mark Rypien 78.93
61 Jim Everett 78.59
62 Aaron Brooks 78.53
63 Phil Simms 78.48
64 Bert Jones 78.21
65 Johnny Unitas* 78.20
66T Jim McMahon 78.17
66T Otto Graham* 78.17
68 Jeff Blake 78.03
69 Bobby Hebert 78.00
70 Charlie Batch 77.86
71 Frank Ryan 77.61
72 Jim Harbaugh 77.60
73 Jon Kitna 77.50
74 Joe Theismann 77.37
75 Bob Griese* 77.14
76 Jay Fiedler 77.13
77 Drew Bledsoe 77.06
78 Bill Kenney 76.98
79 Erik Kramer 76.64
80 Gary Danielson 76.58
81 Doug Flutie 76.34
82 Stan Humphries 75.83
83 Wade Wilson 75.57
84 Steve Bartkowski 75.44
85 Ken Stabler 75.31
86 Scott Mitchell 75.28
87 Steve Bono 75.27
88 Tim Couch 75.14
89 Norm Van Brocklin* 75.07
90 Sid Luckman* 75.01
91 Vinny Testaverde 75.00
92 Chris Miller 74.93
93 David Carr 74.88
94 Don Meredith 74.84
95 Brian Sipe 74.79
96 Jake Plummer 74.61
97 Roman Gabriel 74.29
98T Gus Frerotte 74.24
98T Steve DeBerg 74.24
100 Earl Morrall 74.09
101 Kerry Collins 73.88
102 Y.A. Tittle* 73.65
103 Craig Morton 73.52
104 Rodney Peete 73.30
105 Don Majkowski 72.95
106T Daryle Lamonica 72.94
106T Greg Landry 72.94
108 Ron Jaworski 72.78
109 Tommy Kramer 72.77
110 Tony Banks 72.36
111 Bubby Brister 72.28
112 John Brodie 72.27
113 Milt Plum 72.22
114 Sammy Baugh* 72.21
115 Billy Wade 72.19
116 Alex Smith 72.15
117 Jay Schroeder 71.68
118 Billy Kilmer 71.56
119 Bill Munson 71.49
120 Lynn Dickey 70.94
121 Terry Bradshaw* 70.92
122 Kordell Stewart 70.69
123 Bill Nelsen 70.25
124 Trent Dilfer 70.18
125 Vince Ferragamo 70.08
126 Steve Grogan 69.61
127 Doug Williams 69.39
128 Joey Harrington 69.38
129 Charley Johnson 69.21
130 Mike Tomczak 68.91
131 Eric Hipple 68.68
132 Joe Ferguson 68.45
133 Charlie Conerly 68.25
134 Dave Brown 67.89
135 Billy Joe Tolliver 67.74
136 Marc Wilson 67.70
137 Tom Flores 67.58
138 Richard Todd 67.57
139 Jim Plunkett 67.45
140 John Hadl 67.41
141 Jim Zorn 67.28
142 Archie Manning 67.10
143 Jim Hart 66.56
144 Norm Snead 65.54
145 Joe Namath* 65.46
146 Rick Mirer 63.53
147 Bobby Layne* 63.38
148 Jack Trudeau 63.32
149 Mike Livingston 63.27
150 Mike Pagel 63.26
151 Ed Brown 62.77
152 Mark Malone 61.89
153 Bob Waterfield* 61.58
154 Eddie LeBaron 61.43
155 George Blanda* 60.65
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