Fun Fact: Arnie Herber was the only quarterback pre 1940s who even had receivers run "real" routes. Every other Qb before him were just backyard qbs completing lucky passes.
Arnie Herber’s career stats are kind of laughable now. 81tds, 106 int, 40% completion percentage and a passer rating of 50.1. Regardless, he’s still a hall of famer and an all time great.
And the man he passed to become #1 passer is Fran Tarkenton. And Fran had even less rules on his side, and played most of his career with 14 games a season. And he held that record for 19 years! The game has changed so much and the quarterbacks are staying healthier and playing longer. I wonder what the stats are for average yards per season of each QB’s career. That was a great vid to see how each QB moved up on the list.
Not many modern QBs would have done as well earlier, Brady defiantly would have as his ability to read defenses and decision making alone would have far outclassed the older school defenses. Defenses are so much more sophisticated now days and yet his trade mark is his ability to read them faster than they can move and being stupid accurate with his intent. Brady is also A-ok throwing the ball away to live another down which would help him a lot. And if you watched that 2015 AFC champ game (hit 22x in the pocket) and still almost won it with a depleted offense he can definitely hang with the old school. The 2000's after all was a very smash mouth era "he got jacked up!!!" Rodgers would have been pretty ok as well though he game is based on the 8seconds after the 5seconds he had in the pocket and if defenses have more room to hit he's definitely taking a bigger beating. Peyton in a non salary cap era on a team like the 49ers would have 3x the QB Montana was easily atleast in the regular season, but if he ended up on a team that couldn't buy him the best of everything he may have a hard time. It's hard to say for Brees, he's had a loaded offense that played in a lot of catch-up ball so his states are a bit inflated as teams play softer defense when their up by a lot late. John elway today would do a bit better today as he's the Superior version of Rodgers. Warren moon would actually be allowed to play in the NFL earlier in his career so he would have much better maybe all time leader numbers.
@@billcephus reading fast and throwing quick passes and being accurate has never been negative traits. Brady has also done what he has done with 7 dozen different players catching TDs and with talent more pedestrian than good on average, with only 4seasons having a 1k rusher and a O-Line more average than good. In a uncapped era in a situation like Montana or Aikmen with a similar supporting cast, Brady would be more than fine. Those two mentioned QBs played on super teams while Brady has had to been the tide that lifts all ships for his 18 play seasons in N.E
@@user-nd7rd8jo6h To say that Brady hasn’t benefited from good receivers and o-line/overall defense is just stupid. He might not have had anyone to throw to his last two or three years in New England but come on. Your qbs like Rodgers, Marino, Peyton and Favre would dominate in any era
@@JWex-jy7sk Kerry Collins played a long time and had a good career. He's remembered mistakenly as a disappointment I think bc he was a super high draft pick and it didn't work out for him in his first place. He was supposed to be the permanent QB to launch the Carolina Panthers as a franchise. He wasn't. But he ended up having a great career. Testaverde is remembered more fondly but he was somewhat similar, was a 1st overall for the Bucs, ended up having a very strong (and long) career but mostly elsewhere.
@Jay20431 oh man. Montana isn’t anywhere near as good as Marino or half the others on this list. He’s the poster boy for pre-cap teams with a star at every position, and a blue-chip coaching staff. Edit: flip side of that is he IS as good as the other half, though. lol
@@randallturner9094 as a niner fan we seen qbs have good teams and still not win championships. Granted it wasn’t no salary cap other teams had opportunities to get better also but I get what you’re saying the niners and cowboys teams was stacked with no salary cap it’s no surprise why they was dominating other teams them decades. Troy aikman was really overrated also lol.
@@MrDiddyboyish ..and some *amazingly* bad ones win the Super Bowl ala Dilfer, McMahon. :) But if you have a rockstar QB w/both good O and D you don’t really need to run up yardage. These lists are silly anyway, no stress. (I’m a Charger fan, just chatty b/c we hit the lottery w/Herbert.)
Fran Tarkenton held that record for 19 years (from 1976 to 1996). Now, he's just barely still in this video, at 13th place, only ahead of Carson Palmer and Vinny Testaverde. Wow!
What is impressive is that these last two season Drew has been injured and Tom has played one season longer. Of course when it comes to how long players have played these two or at the top when it comes to longevity sad to see Drew is gone :(
I remember watching Tarkenton play my Bears when I was growing up. He seemed to be the first scrambling QB. He certainly did that better than everyone else at the time. He was frustrating.
@@albertatundra what’s even crazier is he’s on contract for the next 3 or 4 years too, so assuming he’s still able to get 3,000-4,000 yards a season he’ll be 5,000-8,000 yards short of 100,000 career passing yards
Watching Brady, Rivers, Manning, and Roethlisberger’ climb this chart makes me nostalgic of the decade+ of seeing them air it out for the top 2 spots in AFC. Those teams, including the Ravens, were fun to watch.
Johnny unitas was the pioneer of modern day quarter backing he put up those numbers back when it was a real mans game. RIP to the only true goat Johnny unitas !
@@Tubalcain422 They would have lots more yards and touchdowns for sure. Their one advantage though was no salary cap. So once you had a good team around you, you could keep them.
Brady has a realistic shot at nearly 90k yards! It may never be broken if he can set that. With there being 17 games now in the regular season, I expect to see this list completely change in the next 10-15 years, but Brees and Brady will likely still have set such a high bar it will no doubt take an unbelievable career to equal or best them.
I actually played on my high-school football team with YA Tittles grandson Luke Tittle. Got to meet him once when we all went to YA'S house for a party lol 😂😂
Who would have thought that a forgettable Stan Humphries would be the only San Diego QB to lead the Chargers to the Super Bowl? Let's hope that Justin Herbert can turn that around.
So many shocking things about this. Seeing Ben Roethlisberger that low, Eli that high, Warren Moon I didn’t realize was that high. Makes you realize a guy like Sammy Baugh must have been an absolute revelation back in the day.
Dan was and still is the man to me, he was typically the only weapon on his team and was basically a statue in the backfield, all defensive knew he would be passing and year after year Dan did exactly that, I don't think the man has 10 yards rushing in his career, Dan was the complete pocket passing quarterback, I was young when Fran played and Fouts, I saw Marinos entire career and no one tossed a pigskin better.
Marino was 20 years ahead of his time,at the end of the day football is a team sport. That being said,the Dolphins only had Marino and a average to below average defense and no running attack. To me,Marino is the best pure passer to play the game. I watched Marino from college to retirement.
@@carlosjohnson8625 Peyton Manning is the best regular-season passer of all time. Marino is second to him. Again, regular season. But playoffs are almost a different game. Neither of them was great in the playoffs. Putting up huge numbers in the regular season is different from playoff presure.
@@dialecticalmonist3405 Warren Moon was amazing,he is arguably my favorite quarterback. That being said great playoff qbs benefit from having more complete teams. Moon did have the best form of any QB and I believe he's the most underrated QB of the modern era. I agree with you.
Rodgers wont win anything again. Not as long as Brady is in the NFC and Mahomes is in the AFC. He should just do State Farm ads and pose with $Cum Newton on GQ covers.
All NFL rules favoring the passing offense has had a larger impact. A player is still going to have to play a long time to get up to Brady/Breese territory. Schedule essentially is turning a 16 years career into 17 years. Not many Qb's have ever played for 16 years at a high level, although it is certainly becoming more common with modern training and medicine.
@@1NumeroUno - That's exactly my point. He had an injury that the majority of doctors thought would be career ending. Not only did he come back from his busted shoulder, he broke record after record doing it. And as a undersized QB compared to others, he had to find throwing lanes and predict where his receiver's would go. The man's a legend
@@self-righteousideologue9398 Brees is solid, but if, for example, Marino had played under post 2007 offense-friendly rules, Brees would NEVER have passed him. Brees was good, but he had rule advantages that his predecessors didnt.
I hope Eli Manning gets into the HOF too. He definitely wasn't as good as Peyton, but you cannot deny that he's Tom Brady's father and possibly Patrick Mahomes' grandfather.
He's gonna be a somewhat controversial Hall of Fame candidate, but he *should* get it. His numbers and accolades compare very favorably to guys who are already in
Slinging Sammy Baugh, first to 10,000 yards and first to 20,000 as well. Was the one that made people sit up and take notice that this newfangled forward pass just might be an effective offensive weapon!
Norm Snead played a long time. Taken in the same draft as Fran Tarkenton, and ironically involved in a trade for him later on. Didn't have as good of a career though.
@@SUPERSTREETx That is a very big if. Hard to stay healthy. Hard to keep adjusting as defenses figure you out. Hard for the team around to stay great as your salary eats more and more of the cap. May be great fun to watch him try, happy to root for him - great young man. But the odds his over all career matches Brady's are not great.
@@SUPERSTREETx The NFL rules keep moving toward favoring offense and passing in particular, so sooner or later all passing records will probably be broken. If the rules had remained constant it would have been very hard to eclipse TB12.
@@rodc4334 Hard to stay healthy, huh? Have we had any quality starting QB's over the age of 36 in the 60's-90's? Yet we have Brady, Ben, Rodgers, Ryan, Brees and Rivers the previous season still starting for their teams as they're either approaching 40 or over it. If anything because of rule changes and more safety consideration (except for adding an extra game) it's never been easier for a QB to try to maintain health as long as the team takes care of them (I'm looking at you, Colts!).
Not many modern QBs would have done as well earlier, Brady defiantly would have as his ability to read defenses and decision making alone would have far outclassed the older school defenses. Defenses are so much more sophisticated now days and yet his trade mark is his ability to read them faster than they can move and being stupid accurate with his intent. Brady is also A-ok throwing the ball away to live another down which would help him a lot. And if you watched that 2015 AFC champ game (hit 22x in the pocket) and still almost won it with a depleted offense he can definitely hang with the old school. The 2000's after all was a very smash mouth era "he got jacked up!!!" Rodgers would have been pretty ok as well though he game is based on the 8seconds after the 5seconds he had in the pocket and if defenses have more room to hit he's definitely taking a bigger beating. Peyton in a non salary cap era on a team like the 49ers would have 3x the QB Montana was easily atleast in the regular season, but if he ended up on a team that couldn't buy him the best of everything he may have a hard time. It's hard to say for Brees, he's had a loaded offense that played in a lot of catch-up ball so his states are a bit inflated as teams play softer defense when their up by a lot late. John elway today would do a bit better today as he's the Superior version of Rodgers. Warren moon would actually be allowed to play in the NFL earlier in his career so he would have much better maybe all time leader numbers.
If Warren Moon’s combine passing yards were included ( while he was an allowed to play quarterback in the NFL) he would surpass everyone’s total.... 70,553 total passing yards!!!!!
I can’t decide if Vinnie Testaverde was good or not. He’s a leader in all categories, both good and bad. So...good enough to stay around for a long, long time. But I’ve never seen anyone else be on so many all-time lists who won’t ever be in the HOF.
All things considered, Tarkenton being 13th in '20 is prob the most impressive part of this. The fact Eli is 8th, speaks to the era. Wish I could see what Jim Kelly and Dan Marino would look like in today's game.
Fran Tarkenton was in first for almost 20 years, then stayed in the top 10 for 40 years after retiring. Shows how long it took for other teams to have their own “Fran Tarkenton” and many teams still haven’t had a franchise QB that was on or above his level while the Packers had 2 and the Colts had 3 if you count Unitas and Luck. And technically the Broncos had 2, in terms of starters, but not in terms of franchise yards.
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This is the real reason Tom Brady hasn't retired yet.
Tryna break every record in the book that he can
Always looking to improve The Brand
You know which championship ring is his favorite, right?
@@stephenjohnson9632 the next one
@@Carl0sjr267 nope he said he'd trade his last 2 sb for the 18-0 sb
I swear Fran Tarkenton is one of the most underrated quarterbacks ever
shame that he never won a superbowl
@@BaoNguyen-sh1kg he went to a good amount tho. And a lot of “greats “ never did either
marino is one of them for sure
Not really
His team just threw ALOT for their time. He was better than most players at his time, but not by a big margin.
@@ab3040 he’s also top 20 in rushing for QBs
The fact that Dan Marino was almost killed by Ray Finkle makes this all the more impressive.
LACES OUT!!!
You mean Einhorn? Finkle is Einhorn, Einhorn is Finkle
Fun Fact: Arnie Herber was the only quarterback pre 1940s who even had receivers run "real" routes. Every other Qb before him were just backyard qbs completing lucky passes.
It also helps when Don Hutson and Johnny Blood are your ends.
That's not called lucky passes that's called QB awareness
Arnie Herber’s career stats are kind of laughable now. 81tds, 106 int, 40% completion percentage and a passer rating of 50.1. Regardless, he’s still a hall of famer and an all time great.
@@DelbertGrady2024 football back then the was a joke. Only sports stats that are interesting back then are baseball stats
Laces out Dan!
Dan Marino put up modern numbers with half the freaking rules.
And the man he passed to become #1 passer is Fran Tarkenton. And Fran had even less rules on his side, and played most of his career with 14 games a season. And he held that record for 19 years!
The game has changed so much and the quarterbacks are staying healthier and playing longer. I wonder what the stats are for average yards per season of each QB’s career.
That was a great vid to see how each QB moved up on the list.
Not many modern QBs would have done as well earlier, Brady defiantly would have as his ability to read defenses and decision making alone would have far outclassed the older school defenses. Defenses are so much more sophisticated now days and yet his trade mark is his ability to read them faster than they can move and being stupid accurate with his intent. Brady is also A-ok throwing the ball away to live another down which would help him a lot. And if you watched that 2015 AFC champ game (hit 22x in the pocket) and still almost won it with a depleted offense he can definitely hang with the old school. The 2000's after all was a very smash mouth era "he got jacked up!!!"
Rodgers would have been pretty ok as well though he game is based on the 8seconds after the 5seconds he had in the pocket and if defenses have more room to hit he's definitely taking a bigger beating.
Peyton in a non salary cap era on a team like the 49ers would have 3x the QB Montana was easily atleast in the regular season, but if he ended up on a team that couldn't buy him the best of everything he may have a hard time.
It's hard to say for Brees, he's had a loaded offense that played in a lot of catch-up ball so his states are a bit inflated as teams play softer defense when their up by a lot late.
John elway today would do a bit better today as he's the Superior version of Rodgers.
Warren moon would actually be allowed to play in the NFL earlier in his career so he would have much better maybe all time leader numbers.
@@user-nd7rd8jo6h Brady would be the main candidate to fail playing old school defenses. He has benefited from the new game more than anyone else.
@@billcephus
reading fast and throwing quick passes and being accurate has never been negative traits.
Brady has also done what he has done with 7 dozen different players catching TDs and with talent more pedestrian than good on average, with only 4seasons having a 1k rusher and a O-Line more average than good.
In a uncapped era in a situation like Montana or Aikmen with a similar supporting cast, Brady would be more than fine.
Those two mentioned QBs played on super teams while Brady has had to been the tide that lifts all ships for his 18 play seasons in N.E
@@user-nd7rd8jo6h To say that Brady hasn’t benefited from good receivers and o-line/overall defense is just stupid. He might not have had anyone to throw to his last two or three years in New England but come on. Your qbs like Rodgers, Marino, Peyton and Favre would dominate in any era
Vinny Testaverde and Kerry Collins looking unexpectedly good here
Vinny T played forever. Went to HS about 20 minutes from me too
I was not expecting Kerry Collins name on this list, let alone find out he actually had more career passing yards than Joe Montana!
@@JWex-jy7sk Kerry Collins played a long time and had a good career. He's remembered mistakenly as a disappointment I think bc he was a super high draft pick and it didn't work out for him in his first place. He was supposed to be the permanent QB to launch the Carolina Panthers as a franchise. He wasn't. But he ended up having a great career. Testaverde is remembered more fondly but he was somewhat similar, was a 1st overall for the Bucs, ended up having a very strong (and long) career but mostly elsewhere.
Same here.
They rank even higher on the interceptions record
It's really amazing seeing 70,000 and 80,000 passing yards, I remember when Marino set the mark with 61,000
The game is nothing but pass,pass pass now. Joe Montana isn't even on the list by 2015, but is far better than most on the list.
@Jay20431 oh man. Montana isn’t anywhere near as good as Marino or half the others on this list. He’s the poster boy for pre-cap teams with a star at every position, and a blue-chip coaching staff.
Edit: flip side of that is he IS as good as the other half, though. lol
Get rid of the Mel Blount rule and those 4,000 and 5,000 yard passing seasons would be history.
@@randallturner9094 as a niner fan we seen qbs have good teams and still not win championships. Granted it wasn’t no salary cap other teams had opportunities to get better also but I get what you’re saying the niners and cowboys teams was stacked with no salary cap it’s no surprise why they was dominating other teams them decades. Troy aikman was really overrated also lol.
@@MrDiddyboyish ..and some *amazingly* bad ones win the Super Bowl ala Dilfer, McMahon. :) But if you have a rockstar QB w/both good O and D you don’t really need to run up yardage. These lists are silly anyway, no stress. (I’m a Charger fan, just chatty b/c we hit the lottery w/Herbert.)
It’s crazy to me that Manning and Favre finished their careers only 102 passing yards apart. That’s like one half of an average game for them.
Peyton missed an entire year. Favre never missed a game until the very end.
They all had like five more years than Manning.
@@jiujiu that’s actually pretty damn impressive, that dude deserves his hall of fame spot.
@@jiujiu 2008
The way Marino climbed the charts so quickly is the most impressive part of all this.
When he retired I remember thinking his passing record will never be surpassed.
No it isn't. It's Warren Moon being where he is despite going into the NFL at age 28
****2:39** Marino has entered the chat, few seconds later** Well that escalated quickly
Shoutout Fran Tarkenton for being #1 for so long
Fran Tarkenton held that record for 19 years (from 1976 to 1996). Now, he's just barely still in this video, at 13th place, only ahead of Carson Palmer and Vinny Testaverde. Wow!
But still on there as no one else from his generation is close. Insane
Hes the gOAT
What is impressive is that these last two season Drew has been injured and Tom has played one season longer. Of course when it comes to how long players have played these two or at the top when it comes to longevity sad to see Drew is gone :(
Looks like Tom Bradys going to take that record by week 4 at most this season
They didn’t count post season, Brady and Farv blow the rest out of the water
by week 1 or 2
@@SuperJohn12354 dunno how you lump Brady and Favre together on that one... Brady has 45 playoff starts to Brett's 22.
@@SuperJohn12354 You mean Brady and Montana?
@@retired5249 Tom still has 1100 yards to go.
I remember watching Tarkenton play my Bears when I was growing up. He seemed to be the first scrambling QB. He certainly did that better than everyone else at the time. He was frustrating.
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I expect Brady to get the most passing yards of all time by week 4-5 of next season.
He will
Week 3
Unless he gets hurt🤷🏾♂️
@@cameronwhorf9546 You're on crack tom isn't throwing 385 yards per game in the first three games of the year! IMPOSSIBLE
@@lilsavdabest You’re talking about Tom Brady. He does the impossible.
My mans donavon McNabb creeped in that last spot real quick
Just to be wiped out by Drew Brees in a split second. 🤣🤣😭😭
@Harry Engel well yeah, he still got LAPPED 😂 not even just passed lol
Considering Matty Ice has only played since 2008 his stats are insane! He’s averaging more than Brees per year at 4,300 yards a season.
I know, I think he should leave ATL
@@cosmo3665 N.O. will be glad to take him off their hands.
Brees had more yards than Ryan after his 13th season. (excluding 2001 where he only played one game).
@@cosmo3665 well it happened
Everyone watches these videos just to see Brady enter the room 💯
And next year he becomes the all time record holder.
@@albertatundra what’s even crazier is he’s on contract for the next 3 or 4 years too, so assuming he’s still able to get 3,000-4,000 yards a season he’ll be 5,000-8,000 yards short of 100,000 career passing yards
Favre for me!
@@TheCasualGamer13 he was great too.
Nope Brees
I never heard of Arnie Herber but dude was at the top of the list for awhile!
Watching Brady, Rivers, Manning, and Roethlisberger’ climb this chart makes me nostalgic of the decade+ of seeing them air it out for the top 2 spots in AFC. Those teams, including the Ravens, were fun to watch.
What about Drew Brees??
Nostalgic? Bro this wasn’t even 10 years ago they were all active. Brady literally just retired.
If we added Warren Moon's CFL stats, he'd be quite far ahead still.
Johnny unitas was the pioneer of modern day quarter backing he put up those numbers back when it was a real mans game. RIP to the only true goat Johnny unitas !
Damn Tom is just gonna own all these records!
He’ll own 2 records in 2021, most career passing yards & most career pass completions.
Of course.
He played the longest, played more games per year, and played in a time when average QBs could get lots of yards.
@@Tubalcain422 Actually, it was much harder in his early years for a QB to get lots of yards then it is now.
@@davidhoekstra8671 yeah exactly, just like all those QBs in the late 80s and 90’s. Imagine Favre, Kelly, Marino, Elway and Fouts playing now.
@@Tubalcain422 They would have lots more yards and touchdowns for sure. Their one advantage though was no salary cap. So once you had a good team around you, you could keep them.
Warren Moons professional football passing numbers are actually far more than what was shown there. He passed for 70,553 yards total.
Brady has a realistic shot at nearly 90k yards! It may never be broken if he can set that. With there being 17 games now in the regular season, I expect to see this list completely change in the next 10-15 years, but Brees and Brady will likely still have set such a high bar it will no doubt take an unbelievable career to equal or best them.
I digress look at the age of Matt Ryan, he mathematically can beat Tom Brady if he keeps in the NFL like Brady does
The way Sid Luckman thought he had a chance and got LAPPED like that 😂😂
I actually played on my high-school football team with YA Tittles grandson Luke Tittle. Got to meet him once when we all went to YA'S house for a party lol 😂😂
2020: Phillip Rivers ended his career in fifth place and never played in the Super Bowl.
Who would have thought that a forgettable Stan Humphries would be the only San Diego QB to lead the Chargers to the Super Bowl? Let's hope that Justin Herbert can turn that around.
So many shocking things about this. Seeing Ben Roethlisberger that low, Eli that high, Warren Moon I didn’t realize was that high. Makes you realize a guy like Sammy Baugh must have been an absolute revelation back in the day.
As a sports stats enthusiast, I love this diagram. Thanks for making.
Remember when it took 4 years to pass for 5000 yards lol
McNabb made a nice 1 seconds appearance😂
When Rivers passed Marino I thought "oh yeah.....definitely different style of football these days"
Drew brees underrated. Sad nobody talks about how great he really is breaking records left and right
If only he had a defense
Who underrates him…?
these videos rock, just subbed
Dan was and still is the man to me, he was typically the only weapon on his team and was basically a statue in the backfield, all defensive knew he would be passing and year after year Dan did exactly that, I don't think the man has 10 yards rushing in his career, Dan was the complete pocket passing quarterback, I was young when Fran played and Fouts, I saw Marinos entire career and no one tossed a pigskin better.
So true. Between the arm strength and accuracy no one really comes close
Marino was 20 years ahead of his time,at the end of the day football is a team sport. That being said,the Dolphins only had Marino and a average to below average defense and no running attack. To me,Marino is the best pure passer to play the game. I watched Marino from college to retirement.
Warren Moon threw the prettiest ball I've ever seen, but Dan was not far behind and had one of the quickest releases I've ever seen.
@@carlosjohnson8625
Peyton Manning is the best regular-season passer of all time. Marino is second to him. Again, regular season.
But playoffs are almost a different game. Neither of them was great in the playoffs. Putting up huge numbers in the regular season is different from playoff presure.
@@dialecticalmonist3405 Warren Moon was amazing,he is arguably my favorite quarterback. That being said great playoff qbs benefit from having more complete teams. Moon did have the best form of any QB and I believe he's the most underrated QB of the modern era. I agree with you.
I heard boss music when I seen Arron Rogers pop up at the bottom of the screen the last few seconds lol 😂
shame he's going to retire instead of just doing his job that he also gets paid millions of dollars to do :-(
Rodgers wont win anything again. Not as long as Brady is in the NFC and Mahomes is in the AFC. He should just do State Farm ads and pose with $Cum Newton on GQ covers.
The way Dan Fouts ran up that list was insane!
Dan Marino, "Pardon me fellas."
If you add the professional years that Warren Moon played in the pro Canadian League he would be way up there
Shoulda read this before I put mine in. Even if you devalue (like the dollar LOL) with respect to field and rules he'd still be.
My favorite is Aaron rogers over 400 tds with less than 100 ints. Mans a fucking magician with the ball
He’s a choker though.
This is done so well. Congrats on who put this together. I really enjoyed it
This is, for a day at least, my favorite channel on YT... 💫🤑💫
The way the information flows is just hypnotic!! 🌀👃🌀
Have to can all these records now that there is a 17 game season 😤.
All NFL rules favoring the passing offense has had a larger impact. A player is still going to have to play a long time to get up to Brady/Breese territory. Schedule essentially is turning a 16 years career into 17 years. Not many Qb's have ever played for 16 years at a high level, although it is certainly becoming more common with modern training and medicine.
Who cares the records were ruined when they changed it from 12 game to 14 to 16 to now 17 the nfl has always been like this
These videos make me thankful for 2x speed
Brees is such a boss. Doing all this with a busted shoulder. Man's a legend
@@1NumeroUno - That's exactly my point. He had an injury that the majority of doctors thought would be career ending. Not only did he come back from his busted shoulder, he broke record after record doing it. And as a undersized QB compared to others, he had to find throwing lanes and predict where his receiver's would go. The man's a legend
@@self-righteousideologue9398 Brees is solid, but if, for example, Marino had played under post 2007 offense-friendly rules, Brees would NEVER have passed him. Brees was good, but he had rule advantages that his predecessors didnt.
@@ohhellyeah2878 I agree, unpopular as it may be, Brees is somewhat overrated in my opinion. I would take 3 or 4 qb's before him.
@@shauncasey8295 #or 4 QBs before him means he's one of the 5 greatest QBs of all time.
Brees and Brady hit and it was lightning to the damn top. Impressive.
I hope Eli Manning gets into the HOF too. He definitely wasn't as good as Peyton, but you cannot deny that he's Tom Brady's father and possibly Patrick Mahomes' grandfather.
He won't be first ballot but I suspect within 5 years he'll get in.
Two Super Bowl rings and he’s a QB, he will get in easy.
One of five players in NFL history to have 2+ Super Bowl MVP's. Stone cold lock for the HoF.
He's gonna be a somewhat controversial Hall of Fame candidate, but he *should* get it. His numbers and accolades compare very favorably to guys who are already in
I always imagined that Peyton's room was spic-and-span, while Eli's room was dirty af.
Man, you can see just when Elway got a modern-thinking coach. Crawling up the list for years then suddenly shooting up like crazy.
This is the shit I live for. You've won my sub :)
Slinging Sammy Baugh, first to 10,000 yards and first to 20,000 as well. Was the one that made people sit up and take notice that this newfangled forward pass just might be an effective offensive weapon!
Nobody talking about matty ice on his way to the top 5
Tarkenton held the passing yards record for 20 years? Damn.
And still #13 all time. Incredibly impressive based on how different the game is.
Marino was a beast back in his day
This graphic concept is amazing!
Man the 90s was such a great decade
"Football is first and foremost a running game, that will never change" - Vince Lombardi
@@darbsevens8778 I agree. I haven't watched the pros, especially, for years. Only college. And even that is fading in my eyes. 😢😢.
Cant believe Tarkenton still ranks 6th when he played almost his whole career in 14 game seasons and the rules didn't favor passing or protect QB's .
He doesn’t. He’s 13th.
@@turtlevader yea I didn't notice that it was a updating list haha my bad .
@@ThatCarGuy Sure it does. Are you blind?
Ol' Norm Snead shows up here for a few years. I got his autograph when I was a kid - Centuries Ago .......
Norm Snead played a long time. Taken in the same draft as Fran Tarkenton, and ironically involved in a trade for him later on. Didn't have as good of a career though.
We’re gonna miss drew
I remember being 10 yesterday old and fran tarkenton holding the record and I thought he was a GOD.....I LOVE HOW THE GAME HAS EVOLVED
Amazing that 7 of the Top 15 quarterbacks on the final list have never won a Super Bowl. Great video
Excellent video! Great work 👍
I'd still take Julian Edelman as one of my starting 4 wide outs
Fran Tarkenton, impressive.
These graphs always trip me out especially the sports ones
04 was a heck of a draft. 3 Qbs here.
When Brady retires he will have most passing touch down most passing yards he has every record u can think of
He already has the most passing tds but if PM keeps playing like he is now, in like 10-15yrs he gonna break all those records.
@@SUPERSTREETx That is a very big if. Hard to stay healthy. Hard to keep adjusting as defenses figure you out. Hard for the team around to stay great as your salary eats more and more of the cap. May be great fun to watch him try, happy to root for him - great young man. But the odds his over all career matches Brady's are not great.
@@rodc4334 yea fr Biden stole the election.
@@SUPERSTREETx The NFL rules keep moving toward favoring offense and passing in particular, so sooner or later all passing records will probably be broken. If the rules had remained constant it would have been very hard to eclipse TB12.
@@rodc4334 Hard to stay healthy, huh? Have we had any quality starting QB's over the age of 36 in the 60's-90's? Yet we have Brady, Ben, Rodgers, Ryan, Brees and Rivers the previous season still starting for their teams as they're either approaching 40 or over it. If anything because of rule changes and more safety consideration (except for adding an extra game) it's never been easier for a QB to try to maintain health as long as the team takes care of them (I'm looking at you, Colts!).
Great work on these stats!
Drew Brees is my favorite QB the dedication and will power he had gives me hope.
That 2004 QB draft class though...
Not many modern QBs would have done as well earlier, Brady defiantly would have as his ability to read defenses and decision making alone would have far outclassed the older school defenses. Defenses are so much more sophisticated now days and yet his trade mark is his ability to read them faster than they can move and being stupid accurate with his intent. Brady is also A-ok throwing the ball away to live another down which would help him a lot. And if you watched that 2015 AFC champ game (hit 22x in the pocket) and still almost won it with a depleted offense he can definitely hang with the old school. The 2000's after all was a very smash mouth era "he got jacked up!!!"
Rodgers would have been pretty ok as well though he game is based on the 8seconds after the 5seconds he had in the pocket and if defenses have more room to hit he's definitely taking a bigger beating.
Peyton in a non salary cap era on a team like the 49ers would have 3x the QB Montana was easily atleast in the regular season, but if he ended up on a team that couldn't buy him the best of everything he may have a hard time.
It's hard to say for Brees, he's had a loaded offense that played in a lot of catch-up ball so his states are a bit inflated as teams play softer defense when their up by a lot late.
John elway today would do a bit better today as he's the Superior version of Rodgers.
Warren moon would actually be allowed to play in the NFL earlier in his career so he would have much better maybe all time leader numbers.
Brady is in first by a ton of you include playoff yards. Has been for a few years now.
This one thee most interesting videos I've seen 👏
very good thank you
My man Arnie was killing back in the day
This is awesome
If Warren Moon’s combine passing yards were included ( while he was an allowed to play quarterback in the NFL) he would surpass everyone’s total.... 70,553 total passing yards!!!!!
I remembered I was at the Purdue at USC game. Brees vs Carson (2nd half), didn't think much of it at the time.
This is the best thing
Watching brees go up. Fire 🔥
This is oddly relaxing.
Matt Ryan underrated
I can’t decide if Vinnie Testaverde was good or not. He’s a leader in all categories, both good and bad. So...good enough to stay around for a long, long time. But I’ve never seen anyone else be on so many all-time lists who won’t ever be in the HOF.
Time for an update.
this needs to be updated
Brees: "I have 1,100yds more than Brady"
Brady: "and I take that personally"
Joke is old man like the “hold my beer” old jokes
Fran Tarkenton Dude! To still be on the list is amazing!
Warren moon aswell
Tom almost has the record in yards when hes taking his foot off the gas in the 4th quarter 80% of the time. That's an accomplishment.
How awesome has it been to watch Brady, Brees and P. Manning!? The accuracy and ability to read the defense was phenomenal!
You just knew unitas was coming 😁🏈
Dan Marino just came flying up the charts there didn’t he???
All things considered, Tarkenton being 13th in '20 is prob the most impressive part of this. The fact Eli is 8th, speaks to the era.
Wish I could see what Jim Kelly and Dan Marino would look like in today's game.
Impressive.
Arnie herber was probably the only guy who could actually throw the football in the early days
Fran Tarkenton was in first for almost 20 years, then stayed in the top 10 for 40 years after retiring. Shows how long it took for other teams to have their own “Fran Tarkenton” and many teams still haven’t had a franchise QB that was on or above his level while the Packers had 2 and the Colts had 3 if you count Unitas and Luck. And technically the Broncos had 2, in terms of starters, but not in terms of franchise yards.
Best video yet!!!
The pocket passer is a dying breed, tom will break the record this year, and you wonder if it ever will be broken again.