He retired in 2000 with 61,361 yards and 420 TD passes.Īccording to Wikipedia, Marino has the most career victories of quarterbacks not to win a title at 155 and is considered by many to be one of the greatest players to never win a Super Bowl. Marino was then selected as the NFL's Most Valuable Player. Both records were surpassed years later by Peyton Manning in 2004 (TD passes), and Drew Bree in 2011 (passing yards). In his second NFL season, 1984, Marino broke six NFL full-season passing records, including the records for most touchdown passes, 48, and most passing yards, 5,084. Dan Marino, 420 TD passesĭan Marino played for the Miami Dolphins for 17 seasons where he l ed them to the playoffs ten times and to one Super Bowl appearance in XIX, 1985. 10, 2021 as the fifth all-time player in passing yards ( 63,440) and touchdowns (421) and is considered one of the best quarterbacks without Super Bowl appearances. Rivers spent his last NFL season with the Indianapolis Colts, after 16 years with the Los Angeles Chargers. dLIWIoae0i- UNDISPUTED JanuPhilip Rivers, 421 TD passes Aaron Rodgers is the most physically gifted QB we have ever seen.

He has thrown for 51,633 yards and 416 touchdowns with the Packers in his 17 seasons with them. Rodgers, who plays for the Green Bay Packers, has done what no other NFL player has been able to do he registered 500-plus passing attempts and single-digit INTs for three straight seasons. In addition to Brady, Manning and Favre, Aaron Rodgers has also been named the NFL’s Most Valuable Players three times in his career so far (2011, 2014, 2020). The 37-year-old is simply one of the most physically gifted quarterbacks in NFL history. He also led the league in TD passes in three straight seasons with the Vikings, and was named Most Valuable Player consequently. He retired in 2010 as the player leading the league in passing yards ( 71,838), touchdowns (508) and quarterback wins (200). Brett Favre, 508 TD passesīrett Favre was the first NFL quarterback to reach 70,000 yards and 10,000 passes. He retired in 2015 with 71,940 passing yards and 539 career passing touchdowns.

Manning spent 14 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts and four with the Denver Broncos. Peyton Manning, the four-time leader in TD passes, broke the NFL single-season touchdown passing record with his 51st touchdown pass of the 2013 season. At 42, he not only retired from the NFL as the all-time leading passer, but also as the only player in NFL history to exceed 80,000 yards, 80,358. Drew Brees, 571 TD passesĭrew Brees was the all-time leader in passing yards in 2018 and the first to surpass Peyton Manning in passing yards in the 2020 season with the New Orleans Saints.

His move from New England to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020 only led to more success, as he threw for 40 touchdown passes with the Bucs and led them to their title as the Super Bowl LV champions. Brady has had 3 separate Hall of Fame careers and won seven Super Bowl rings, more than any NFL franchise on its own. He has led the NFL in TD passes four times and now he leads it in passing yards as well, 81,268. There is no argument when it comes to Tom Brady’s talent as a quarterback. NFL All-Time Passing Touchdown Leaders Tom Brady, 598 TD passes We’re taking a trip down memory lane to show you NFL’s past and current all-time pass yards’ and passing touchdown leaders. Now, Brady owns the passing yards record and enters NFL Week 7 of the ‘21 season with 598 career passing touchdowns. Before the greatest quarterback of all time, Tom Brady, started his NFL career, Dan Marino led the passing touchdown record with 420, and Drew Brees led the passing yards record with 80,358.

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