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Touchdown Passes (at start of 2015 NFL Season)
1 | Peyton Manning | 530 |
2 | Brett Favre | 508 |
3 | Dan Marino* | 420 |
4 | Drew Brees | 396 |
5 | Tom Brady | 392 |
6 | Fran Tarkenton* | 342 |
7 | John Elway* | 300 |
8 | Warren Moon* | 291 |
9 | Johnny Unitas* | 290 |
10 | Vinny Testaverde | 275 |
11 | Joe Montana* | 273 |
12 | Dave Krieg | 261 |
13 | Eli Manning | 259 |
14 | Sonny Jurgensen* | 255 |
15 | Dan Fouts* | 254 |
16 | Philip Rivers | 252 |
17T | Drew Bledsoe | 251 |
17T | Ben Roethlisberger | 251 |
19 | Boomer Esiason | 247 |
20 | John Hadl | 244 |
Italics denotes Hall of Famers​ Bold - players active during 2014 season Top 20 lists courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau |
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2014 LEADER: Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts (40 TDs)
SINGLE-SEASON NFL RECORD: Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos (55 TDs in 2013)