List of career achievements by Brett Favre

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Favre warming up at Lambeau Field

This is a list of career achievements by former NFL quarterback Brett Favre. He owns a number of NFL records including passing yards (71,838), pass completions (6,300), pass attempts (10,169), pass interceptions (336), starts by a player (298), and wins by a starting quarterback (186). At the time of his retirement, he owned or shared over 200 NFL records and still owns or shares over 120. He also has achieved a number of firsts including being the only quarterback to have won three consecutive NFL MVP awards and the only quarterback to win a playoff game over the age of forty.

Favre's legacy may be best known for his consecutive starts streak of 297 games (321 including playoffs) which is widely considered one of the most notable streaks in sports, so much so that the Pro Football Hall of Fame has as an exhibit displaying the jersey Favre wore during his record breaking 117th consecutive start as a quarterback, and a section of their website devoted to what the Hall of Fame calls an "Iron man".^[1] Favre considers the consecutive starts feat to be the record he is most proud of.^[2]

Favre also owns a number of Green Bay Packers and Lambeau Field records.

Career statistics

College

Regular season

Year	Team	G	W	L	Comp	Att	Pct	Yds	YPA	Td	Int	Rate	RAtt	RYds	RAvg	RTd
1987	Southern Mississippi	11	6	5	79	194	40.7	1264	6.5	15	13	107.6	57	169	3.0	1
1988	Southern Mississippi	11	9	2	178	319	55.8	2271	7.1	16	5	129.0	51	-15	-0.3	0
1989	Southern Mississippi	11	5	6	206	381	54.1	2588	6.8	14	10	118.0	43	-25	-0.6	0
1990	Southern Mississippi	11	8	3	150	275	54.5	1572	5.7	7	6	106.6	42	-218	5.2	0
Career		G	W	L	Comp	Att	Pct	Yds	YPA	TD	Int	Rate	RAtt	RYds	RAvg	RTds
4 Years^[3]		44	28	16	613	1169	52.4	7695	6.6	52	34	116.6	193	-89	-0.5	1

Post season

1988 Independence Bowl: Southern Mississippi 38, UTEP 18^[4]

Favre 15-26, 157 yards, 1 touchdown, 0 interceptions^[5]

1990 All-American Bowl: North Carolina State 31, Southern Mississippi 27^[6]

Favre 28-39, 341 yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 interception^[7]

Favre was named MVP of the 1990 All American Bowl, despite losing to NC State.

1991 East West Shrine Game January 26, 1991 Palo Alto CA West 24, East 21

Brett Favre was named the MVP of the 1991 Shrine Game

College records

Former records

Most touchdown passes, career: 52 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 83)^[8]^[9]
Most touchdown passes, season: 16 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 30)^[9]^[10]
Most passing yards, career: 7,695 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 10,892)^[8]^[9]
Most 200 yard passing games, career: 15 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 32)^[9]^[10]
Most passing yards, season: 2,588 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 3,496)^[9]^[10]
Most 300 yard passing games, career: 5 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 8)^[9]^[10]
Most passing yards, game: 345 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 461)^[9]^[10]
Most completions, career, passing: 613 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 933)^[8]^[9]
Most pass completions, season: 206 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 286)^[8]^[9]
Most pass completions, game: 26 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 33)^[9]^[10]
Most attempts, career, passing: 1,169 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 1,527)^[8]^[9]
Most pass attempts, season: 381 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 475)^[8]^[9]
Highest passer rating, career: 117.2 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 135.4)^[8]^[9]
Highest passer rating, season: 129.0 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 150.6)^[8]^[9]
Most touchdowns responsible for: 53 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 108)^[8]^[9]
Most yards gained, career: 7,606 (surpassed by Austin Davis 12,267)^[8]^[9]
Most plays, offense: 1,362 (surpassed by Austin Davis, 1,987)^[8]^[9]

Professional

Regular season

Year	Team	G	S	W	L	Cmp	Att	Pct	Yds	Td	Int	Lng	20+	40+	Sck	SckY	YPA	YPG	Td%	Int%	Rate	RAtt	RYds	RAvg	RTd	RLng	R1st
1991	ATL	2	0	0	0	0	4	0.0	0	0	2	N/A	0	0	1	11	0.0	0.0	0.0	50.0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0	0
1992	GB	15	13	8	5	302	471	64.1	3,227	18	13	76	30	9	34	208	6.9	215.1	3.8	2.8	85.3	47	198	4.2	1	19	11
1993	GB	16	16	9	7	318	522	60.9	3,303	19	24	66	37	5	30	199	6.3	206.4	3.6	4.6	72.2	58	216	3.7	1	27	13
1994	GB	16	16	9	7	363	582	62.4	3,882	33	14	49	44	4	31	188	6.7	242.6	5.7	2.4	90.7	42	202	4.8	2	36	14
1995	GB	16	16	11	5	359	570	63.0	4,413	38	13	99	59	5	33	217	7.7	275.8	6.7	2.3	99.5	39	181	4.6	3	40	17
1996	GB	16	16	13	3	325	543	59.9	3,899	39	13	80	49	11	40	241	7.2	243.7	7.2	2.4	95.8	49	136	2.8	2	23	18
1997	GB	16	16	13	3	304	513	59.3	3,867	35	16	74	61	9	25	176	7.5	241.7	6.8	3.1	92.6	58	187	3.2	1	16	16
1998	GB	16	16	11	5	347	551	63.0	4,212	31	23	84	47	9	38	223	7.6	263.2	5.6	4.2	87.8	40	133	3.3	1	35	13
1999	GB	16	16	8	8	341	595	57.3	4,091	22	23	74	52	11	35	223	6.9	255.7	3.7	3.9	74.7	28	142	5.1	0	20	11
2000	GB	16	16	9	7	338	580	58.3	3,812	20	16	67	41	7	33	236	6.6	238.2	3.4	2.8	78.0	27	108	4.0	0	18	7
2001	GB	16	16	12	4	314	510	61.6	3,921	32	15	67	53	13	22	151	7.7	245.1	6.3	2.9	94.1	38	56	1.5	1	14	5
2002	GB	16	16	12	4	341	551	61.9	3,658	27	16	85	39	7	26	188	6.6	228.6	4.9	2.9	85.6	25	73	2.9	0	17	6
2003	GB	16	16	10	6	308	471	65.4	3,361	32	21	66	42	7	19	137	7.1	210.1	6.8	4.5	90.4	18	15	0.8	0	7	3
2004	GB	16	16	10	6	346	540	64.1	4,088	30	17	79	50	12	12	93	7.6	255.5	5.6	3.1	92.4	16	36	2.3	0	17	2
2005	GB	16	16	4	12	372	607	61.3	3,881	20	29	59	40	7	24	170	6.4	242.6	3.3	4.8	70.9	18	62	3.4	0	20	4
2006	GB	16	16	8	8	343	613	56.0	3,885	18	18	82	49	8	21	134	6.3	242.8	2.9	2.9	72.7	23	29	1.3	1	14	4
2007	GB	16	16	13	3	356	535	66.5	4,155	28	15	82	49	16	15	93	7.8	259.7	5.2	2.8	95.7	29	12	0.4	0	21	3
2008	NYJ	16	16	9	7	343	522	65.7	3,472	22	22	56	40	7	30	213	6.7	217.0	4.2	4.2	81.0	21	43	2.0	1	27	4
2009	MIN	16	16	12	4	363	531	68.4	4,202	33	7	63	48	11	34	247	7.9	259.1	5.8	1.4	107.2	9	7	0.8	0	4	1
2010	MIN	13	13	5	8	217	358	60.6	2,509	11	19	53	38	1	22	139	7.0	193.0	3.1	5.3	69.9	17	8	0.5	0	10	1
Career		G	S	W	L	Cmp	Att	Pct	Yds	Td	Int	Lng	20+	40+	Sck	SckY	YPA	YPG	Td%	Int%	Rate	RAtt	RYds	RAvg	RTd	RLng	R1st
20 Years^[11]		302	298	186	112	6,300	10,169	62.0	71,838	508	336	99	872	161	525	3,487	7.1	237.9	5.0	3.3	86.0	602	1,844	3.1	14	40	153

Post season

Year	Team	G	S	W	L	Comp	Att	Pct	Yds	YPA	Long	Td	Int	Rate	RAtt	RYds	RAvg	RTd	Fum	Lost
1993	GB	2	2	1	1	43	71	60.6	535	7.5	48	5	3	89.8	4	18	4.5	0	2	1
1994	GB	2	2	1	1	41	73	56.2	473	6.5	59	0	1	70.2	4	7	1.8	0	0	0
1995	GB	3	3	2	1	66	102	64.7	805	7.9	73	8	2	106.9	7	7	1.0	0	0	0
1996	GB	3	3	3	0	44	71	62.0	617	8.7	81	5	1	107.5	14	35	2.5	1	3	1
1997	GB	3	3	2	1	56	97	57.7	668	6.9	40	5	3	83.2	7	-8	-1.1	0	3	1
1998	GB	1	1	0	1	20	35	57.1	292	8.3	47	2	2	79.7	0	0	0.0	0	0	0
2001	GB	2	2	1	1	48	73	65.8	550	7.5	51	4	7	67.0	7	6	0.9	0	0	0
2002	GB	1	1	0	1	20	42	47.6	247	5.9	37	1	2	54.4	2	-1	-0.5	0	1	1
2003	GB	2	2	1	1	41	66	62.1	499	7.6	44	3	1	94.2	2	2	1.0	0	0	0
2004	GB	1	1	0	1	22	33	66.7	216	6.5	28	1	4	55.4	3	7	2.3	0	1	0
2007	GB	2	2	1	1	37	58	63.8	409	7.1	90	5	2	99.0	1	-1	-1.0	0	0	1
2009	MIN	2	2	1	1	43	70	62.5	544	7.8	47	5	2	97.6	1	0	0.0	0	1	1
Career		G	S	W	L	Comp	Att	Pct	Yds	YPA	Long	TD	Int	Rate	RAtt	RYds	RAvg	RTds	Fum	Lost
12 Years^[12]		24	24	13	11	481	791	60.8	5,855	7.4	90	44	30	87.7	52	72	1.4	1	11	6

Won-lost record

By team

	Home			Away			Reg. Totals			Playoffs			Overall
Opponent	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.
Arizona Cardinals	4	0	1.000	1	2	0.333	5	2	0.714	0	0	0.000	5	2	0.714
Atlanta Falcons	2	1	0.667	1	1	0.500	3	2	0.600	1	1	0.500	4	3	0.571
Baltimore Ravens	3	0	1.000	0	1	0.000	3	1	0.750	0	0	0.000	3	1	0.750
Buffalo Bills	4	0	1.000	1	3	0.250	5	3	0.625	0	0	0.000	5	3	0.625
Carolina Panthers	2	1	0.667	4	3	0.571	6	4	0.600	1	0	0.000	7	4	0.636
Chicago Bears	10	8	0.556	13	5	0.722	23	13	0.639	0	0	0.000	23	13	0.639
Cincinnati Bengals	3	0	1.000	1	1	0.500	4	1	0.800	0	0	0.000	4	1	0.800
Cleveland Browns	1	1	0.500	2	1	0.667	3	2	0.600	0	0	0.000	3	2	0.600
Dallas Cowboys	3	0	1.000	0	6	0.000	3	6	0.333	1	3	0.250	4	9	0.308
Denver Broncos	3	1	0.750	1	1	0.500	4	2	0.667	0	1	0.000	4	3	0.571
Detroit Lions	18^[13]	0	1.000	8	9	0.471	26	9	0.743	2	0	1.000	28	9	0.757
Green Bay Packers	1	1	0.500	1	1	0.500	2	2	0.500	0	0	0.000	2	2	0.500
Houston Texans	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Indianapolis Colts	1	0	1.000	0	2	0.000	1	2	0.333	0	0	0.000	1	2	0.333
Jacksonville Jaguars	0	1	0.000	2	0	1.000	2	1	0.667	0	0	0.000	2	1	0.667
Kansas City Chiefs	1	1	0.500	1	2	0.333	2	3	0.400	0	0	0.000	2	3	0.400
Miami Dolphins	2	3	0.400	2	1	0.667	4	4	0.500	0	0	0.000	4	4	0.500
Minnesota Vikings	11	4	0.733	6	10	0.375	17	14	0.548	0	1	0.000	17	15	0.531
New England Patriots	0	2	0.000	3	2	0.600	3	4	0.429	1	0	1.000	4	4	0.500
New Orleans Saints	1	1	0.500	2	2	0.500	3	3	0.500	0	1	0.000	3	4	0.429
New York Giants	2	1	0.667	3	1	0.750	5	2	0.571	0	1	0.000	5	3	0.625
New York Jets	1	2	0.333	0	2	0.000	1	4	0.200	0	0	0.000	1	4	0.200
Oakland/L.A. Raiders	3	0	1.000	1	1	0.500	4	1	0.800	0	0	0.000	4	1	0.800
Philadelphia Eagles	5	2	0.714	0	5	0.000	5	7	0.417	0	1	0.000	5	8	0.385
Pittsburgh Steelers	2	1	0.667	0	2	0.000	2	3	0.400	0	0	0.000	2	3	0.400
St. Louis/L.A. Rams	6	2	0.750	3	1	0.750	9	3	0.750	0	1	0.000	9	4	0.692
San Diego Chargers	2	0	1.000	3	1	0.750	5	1	0.833	0	0	0.000	5	1	0.833
San Francisco 49ers	5	0	1.000	3	1	0.750	8	1	0.889	4	1	0.800	12^[14]	2	0.857
Seattle Seahawks	3	1	0.750	1	2	0.333	4	3	0.571	2	0	1.000	6	3	0.667
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	10	1	0.909	5	6	0.455	15	7	0.682	1	0	1.000	16	7	0.696
Tennessee Titans-Oilers/Houston Oilers	1	1	0.500	2	1	0.667	3	2	0.600	0	0	0.000	3	2	0.600
Washington Redskins	3	0	1.000	2	0	1.000	5	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	5	0	1.000
Summary
Green Bay Packers (17 yrs)	96	30	0.762	64	63	0.504	160	93	0.632^[11]	12	10	0.545	172	103	0.625
New York Jets (1 yr)	5	3	0.625	4	4	0.500	9	7	0.563^[11]	0	0	0.000	9	7	0.563
Minnesota Vikings (2 yrs)	12	3	0.800	5	9	0.357	17	12	0.586^[11]	1	1	0.500	18	13	0.581
Grand totals	113	36	0.758	73	76	0.490	186	112	0.624^[11]	13	11	0.542^[15]	199	123	0.618

Note: Favre played in four other games in which he did not start. Although not credited with a win or loss as a starter in those games, his team's record in those games were 2-2. With Atlanta his team was 1-1 (W-LA Rams; L-Washington). With Green Bay his team was 1-1 (W-Cincinnati; L-Tampa Bay) for an overall regular season won-loss record of 188-114 (201-125 including playoffs) in games he participated in.^[15]

By stadium

	Non-starts			Starts			Playoffs			Overall
Opponent	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.
3Com Park	0	0	0.000	3	1	0.750	2	1	0.667	5	2	0.714
Alltel Stadium	0	0	0.000	2	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	2	0	1.000
Arrowhead Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	2	0.333	0	0	0.000	1	2	0.333
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Cinergy Field	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Cleveland Browns Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Cleveland Municipal Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500
Dolphin Stadium	0	0	0.000	2	1	0.667	0	0	0.000	2	1	0.667
Edward Jones Dome	0	0	0.000	3	1	0.750	0	1	0.000	3	2	0.600
Ericsson Stadium	0	0	0.000	4	3	0.571	0	0	0.000	4	3	0.571
FedExField	0	0	0.000	2	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	2	0	1.000
Ford Field	0	0	0.000	5	2	0.714	0	0	0.000	5	2	0.714
Foxboro Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500	0	0	0.500	1	1	0.500
Georgia Dome	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500
Giants Stadium	0	0	0.000	8	5	0.615	0	0	0.000	8	5	0.615
Gillette Stadium	0	0	0.000	2	1	0.667	0	0	0.000	2	1	0.667
Heinz Field	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Houston Astrodome	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	0	0	0.000	18	12	0.600	1	0	1.000	19	12	0.613
Invesco Field at Mile High	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Lambeau Field	1	0	1.000	90	29	0.756	8	3	0.727	99	32	0.756
Lincoln Financial Field	0	0	0.000	0	3	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	4	0.000
Louisiana Superdome	0	0	0.000	2	2	0.500	1	1	0.500	3	3	0.500
LP Field	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500
M&T Bank Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Memorial Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Mile High Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Milwaukee County Stadium	0	0	0.000	7	2	0.778	0	0	0.000	7	2	0.778
New Meadowlands Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500
Paul Brown Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Pontiac Silverdome	0	0	0.000	3	7	0.300	1	0	1.000	4	7	0.364
Qualcomm Stadium	0	0	0.000	3	1	0.750	0	1	0.000	3	2	0.600
Qwest Field	0	0	0.000	0	2	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	2	0.000
Ralph Wilson Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	3	0.250	0	0	0.000	1	3	0.250
Raymond James Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	5	0.167	0	0	0.000	1	5	0.167
RCA Dome	0	0	0.000	0	2	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	2	0.000
Reliant Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Seattle Kingdome	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000	0	0	0.000	1	0	1.000
Soldier Field	0	0	0.000	12	5	0.706	0	0	0.000	12	5	0.706
Sun Devil Stadium	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500
Tampa Stadium	0	1	0.000	4	1	0.800	0	0	0.000	4	2	0.667
TCF Bank Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Texas Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	6	0.000	0	3	0.000	0	9	0.000
Three Rivers Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
University of Phoenix Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	1	0.000
Veterans Stadium	0	0	0.000	0	2	0.000	0	0	0.000	0	2	0.000
Summary
Outdoors stadiums	2	2	0.500^[15]	151	84	0.643^[15]	10	9	0.526^[16]	163	95	0.632
Domed stadiums	0	0	0.000	34	27	0.557^[15]	3	2	0.600^[16]	37	29	0.561
Retractable roof stadiums	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500^[15]	0	0	0.000	1	1	0.500
Grand totals	2	2	0.500	186	112	0.624	13	11	0.542^[15]	201	125	0.617

Career accomplishments

Honors and awards

Pro Bowl selection eleven times (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009)^[16]
First-Team All-Pro selection three times (1995, 1996, 1997)^[17]^[18]^[19]
Second-Team All-Pro selection three times (2001, 2002, 2007)^[20]^[21]^[22]
Associated Press Most Valuable Player Award three consecutive years (1995, 1996, 1997)^[23]
Pro Football Writers Association NFL MVP Award (1995–1996)^[24]
Newspaper Enterprise Association NFL MVP Award (1995–1996)^[25]
The Sporting News NFL MVP Award (1995–1996)^[26]
Bert Bell Award (1995–1996)^[27]
Miller Lite NFL Player of the Year (1995–1996)^[28]
Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year Award (1995)^[29]
Washington D.C. Touchdown Club NFC Player of the Year (1995, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2009)^[30]
Kansas City Committee of 101 awards NFC Player of the Year (1995–1996, 2002, 2007)^[31]
United Press International NFC Offensive Player of the Year (1995–1996)^[32]
Ranked number 82 on The Sporting News list of the 100 Greatest Football Players (1999)^[33]
NFL 1990s All-Decade Team^[34]
Men's Health Magazine "Toughest Person in America" (2003)^[35]
Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle declared November 29, 2004 as Brett Favre Day to honor Favre's 200th consecutive NFL regular season start.^[36]
Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year (2007)^[37]
Chris Greicius Celebrity Award from the Make a Wish Foundation for "being a true standout, even among the many generous celebrities who help create magical experiences for the kids who wish to meet them." (2007)^[38]^[39]
United States Sports Academy Male Athlete of the Year Award (2007)^[40]
NFC Offensive Player of the Week honor twelve times^[41]
AFC Offensive Player of the Week honor two times^[41]
NFC Offensive Player of the Month honor six times^[42]
Turkey Leg Award winner two times (1994, 2001)^[43]
Galloping Gobbler Award winner one time (2007)^[44]
Appeared on the cover of the Madden NFL 09 video game, released on August 13, 2008.^[45]

NFL milestones

NFL records

Passing touchdowns

Most seasons leading the league in touchdown passes: 4 (tied with Johnny Unitas, Steve Young, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning)^[46]

Other Favre passing touchdowns records

Regular season

Most passing touchdowns, career, 40+ years of age: 44 (tied with Warren Moon)^[47]
Most regular season games, 1+ touchdown passes, career: 249^[48]
Most regular season games, 4+ touchdown passes 40+ years old, career: 3^[49]
Most regular season games, 3+ touchdown passes 40+ years old, career: 6^[50]
Longest touchdown pass: 99 yards (tied with several others)^[51]^[52]
Most consecutive regular season games, 1+ touchdown passes against one opponent (vs. Chicago Bears): 26^[53]
Most consecutive regular season road games, 1+ touchdown passes against one opponent (vs. Chicago Bears): 13^[54]
Most regular season touchdown passes of 80+ yards, career: 9^[55]
Most regular season touchdown passes of 75+ yards, career: 14^[56]
Most regular season touchdown passes of 65+ yards, career: 24^[57]
Most regular season 1 yard touchdown passes, career: 37^[58]
Most regular season 1 yard touchdown passes, passer/receiver combination, career: 8, Brett Favre/Bubba Franks^[59]
Most consecutive seasons, 35+ touchdown passes: 3 (tied with Drew Brees & Peyton Manning)^[60]
Most seasons, 30+ touchdown passes: 9 (tied with Peyton Manning)^[61]
Most seasons, 30+ touchdown passes under age 30: 5^[62]^[63]
Most seasons, 15+ touchdown passes: 18^[64]
Most consecutive seasons, 15+ touchdown passes: 18^[65]
Most seasons, 10+ touchdown passes: 19^[66]
Most consecutive seasons, 10+ touchdown passes: 19^[67]
Most touchdown passes at one stadium, career: 214 (Lambeau Field)^[68]^[69]^[70]^[71]
Most touchdown passes, regular season, against a single opponent, career: 60 vs. Chicago Bears^[15]
Most go ahead touchdown passes when team is trailing, regular season game, career: 65^[72]
Most go ahead touchdown passes, regular season game, age 40+ years old, career: 10^[73]
Most 10+ game streaks of consecutive games with 2+ touchdown passes at a stadium: 2 (Lambeau Field 12; Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, 11)^[74]

Post season

Most consecutive post season games, 1+ touchdown passes, career: 20^[75]
Most consecutive post season games, 1+ touchdown passes on the road, career: 7 (tied with Donovan McNabb; Joe Flacco)^[76]
Most post season touchdown passes, 40+ years of age, career: 5^[77]
Most post season games, 4+ touchdown passes 40+ years old, career: 1^[78]
Most post season games, 3+ touchdown passes 40+ years old, career: 1^[79]
Most post season games, 2+ touchdown passes 40+ years old, career: 1 (tied with George Blanda)^[80]
Most post season games, 1+ touchdown passes 40+ years old, career: 2^[81]
Most post season touchdown passes of 90+ yards, career: 1 (tied with Daryle Lamonica, Troy Aikman, Trent Dilfer)^[82]
Most post season touchdown passes of 80+ yards, career: 2 (tied with Daryle Lamonica, John Elway)^[83]
Most post season touchdown passes of 70+ yards, career: 3 (tied with Terry Bradshaw, John Elway, Kurt Warner)^[84]
Most post season touchdown passes of 40+ yards, career: 8 (tied with Peyton Manning)^[85]
Most post season touchdown passes of 20+ yards, career: 16 (tied with Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana)^[86]
Most post season touchdown passes of 10+ yards, career: 31^[87]
Most go ahead touchdown passes, post season game, career: 20^[88]
Most go ahead touchdown passes when team is trailing, post season game, career: 11 (tied with Joe Montana)^[89]
Most go ahead touchdown passes, post season game, age 40+ years old, career: 2^[90]

Regular season/post season combined

Most touchdown passes, regular season plus post season, against a single opponent, career: 61 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]^[91]^[92]

Passing yards

Regular season

Most passing yards, career: 71,838^[93]

Other Favre passing yards records

Most seasons, 3,000+ passing yards: 18^[94]
Most consecutive seasons, 3,000+ passing yards: 18^[11]
Most seasons, 2,500+ passing yards: 19^[95]
Most consecutive seasons, 2,500+ passing yards: 19^[11]
Most regular season games, 100+ passing yards, career: 290^[96]
Most passing yards at one stadium, career: 28,240 (Lambeau Field)^[69]^[70]^[97]
Oldest player to pass for 400 yards in a game: 41 years, 28 days^[16]^[98]^[99]
Most passing yards, 40+ years old, game: 446^[16]^[98]^[100]
Most passing yards, regular season, against a single opponent, career: 8,954 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]

Regular season/post season combined

Most passing yards, regular season plus post season, against a single opponent, career: 9,420 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]^[91]^[92]

Pass completions

Regular season

Most pass completions, career: 6,300^[101]

Other Favre pass completions records

Most seasons, 300+ completions: 18^[102]
Most consecutive seasons, 300+ completions: 18^[11]
Most seasons, 200+ completions: 19^[103]
Most consecutive seasons, 200+ completions: 19^[11]
Most regular season games, pass completions, career: 299^[16]
Most consecutive games, pass completions, career: 298^[16]
Most pass completions, regular season, against a single opponent, career: 775 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]
Most seasons, 55+ completion %: 19^[104]

Post season

Most post season games, 75+ completion %, career: 3 (tied with Troy Aikman, Peyton Manning, Kurt Warner)^[105]

Regular season/post season combined

Most pass completions, regular season plus post season, against a single opponent, career: 813 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]^[91]^[92]

Pass attempts

Regular season

Most pass attempts, career: 10,169^[106]

Other Favre pass attempts records

Most seasons, 500+ pass attempts: 16^[107]
Most consecutive seasons, 500+ pass attempts: 10^[16]
Most seasons, 400+ pass attempts: 18^[108]
Most consecutive seasons, 400+ pass attempts: 18^[16]
Most seasons, 300+ pass attempts: 19^[109]
Most consecutive seasons, 300+ pass attempts: 19^[16]
Most regular season games, 30+ pass attempts, career: 211^[110]
Most regular season games, pass attempts, career: 301^[16]
Most consecutive games, pass attempts, career: 301^[16]
Most pass attempts, regular season, against a single opponent, career: 1,217 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]

Regular season/post season combined

Most pass attempts, regular season plus post season, against a single opponent, career: 1,281 vs. Detroit Lions^[15]^[91]^[92]

Passing interceptions

Regular season

Most pass interceptions, career: 336^[111]

Other Favre passing interceptions records

Most regular season games, 2+ touchdown passes, 0 interceptions, career: 74^[112]
Most regular season games, 1+ touchdown passes, 0 interceptions, career: 98 (tied with Tom Brady)^[113]

Post season

Most post season pass interceptions, career: 30^[114]
Most post season games, 75+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 2 (tied with Tony Eason, Joe Montana, Kurt Warner, Drew Brees)^[115]
Most post season games, 70+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 3 (tied with Troy Aikman, Drew Brees, Eli & Peyton Manning, Joe Montana, Steve Young)^[116]

Passer rating

Regular season

Highest passer rating with 4+ touchdown passes and 250+ passing yards by half-time of an NFL game (vs. Oakland; December 22, 2003):^[117] 158.3 (tied with Donovan McNabb, Tom Brady, Nick Foles)^[118]^[119]

Post season

Most post season games, 130+ passer rating, career: 3 (tied with Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Kurt Warner, Tom Brady)^[120]

Starts/games played

Regular season

Most starts by a player, career: 298 (322 including post season)^[121]
Most consecutive starts by a player, career: 297 (321 including post season)^[122]

Other Favre starts/games played records

Most games played by a non-special teams player: 302 (326 including post season)^[123]
Most consecutive games played by a non-special teams player, career: 299 (323 including post season)^[124]
Most games played by a quarterback, career: 302^[125]
Most games played by a quarterback, Sunday, career: 250^[126]
Most games played by a quarterback, Monday, career: 38 (tied with Dan Marino)^[127]
Most starts by a quarterback in one stadium, career: 119, Lambeau Field (including twice as a Minnesota Viking)^[128]
Most games played by a quarterback in one stadium, career: 120, Lambeau Field (including twice as a Minnesota Viking)^[69]
Most starts by a quarterback 40+ years old, career: 25 (tied with Warren Moon, Vinny Testaverde)^[129]
Most seasons started 16 games: 17 (tied with Bruce Matthews)^[130]
Most seasons started 16 games as a quarterback: 17^[131]
Most seasons played 16 games as a quarterback: 17^[132]

Post season

Oldest quarterback to start a conference championship game: 40 years, 106 days; vs. New Orleans Saints, 2009 NFC Championship^[133]

Regular season/post season combined

Most games played by a starting quarterback against one opponent in a calendar year: 5 games vs. Detroit Lions, 1994: 1/2/94 (1993 regular season game 16, loss),^[134] 1/8/94 (1993 post-season wild card game, win),^[91] 11/6/94 (1994 regular season game 9, win),^[135] 12/4/94 (1994 regular season game 13, loss),^[136] 12/31/94 (1994 post-season wild card game, win)^[92]

Wins

Regular season

Most regular-season wins by a starting quarterback, career: 186 (Regular-season record: 186–112 0.624)^[137]

Other Favre wins records

Most regular season wins by a starting quarterback, one team, career: 160 (Green Bay)^[11]
Most regular season home wins by a starting quarterback, career: 113^[15]
Most regular season home wins by a starting quarterback, one team, career: 96 (Green Bay: Lambeau Field, 89;^[138] Milwaukee County Stadium, 7)^[128]^[139]^[140]
Most stadiums achieved victory, career: 34^[16]
Most stadiums achieved victory as a starter, career: 33^[141]^[142]
Most NFL teams achieved victory, regular season, career: 32 (tied with Peyton Manning)^[143]^[144]
Most regular season wins by a starting quarterback 40+ years old, career: 17^[145]
Most game winning drives, Monday: 4 (tied with several players)^[146]

Post season

Oldest starting quarterback to win a post season game: 40 years, 99 days; vs. Dallas Cowboys, 2009 Divisional Playoffs^[147]

Regular season/post season combined

Most home game winning drives, career: 33^[148]
Most home 4th quarter/overtime comebacks, career: 24^[149]
Most consecutive wins, regular and post season, by a starting quarterback in one stadium, career: 29, Lambeau Field, 1995–1998^[150]^[151]^[152]^[153]^[154]
Most wins by a starting quarterback, cold weather (34 degrees fahrenheit or colder), career: 43 (record: 43–9 0.827)^[155]^[156]^[157]^[158]
Most consecutive wins by a starting quarterback, cold weather (34 degrees fahrenheit or colder), career: 35 (29, regular season; 6, post season)^[155]^[159]^[160]^[161]
Most consecutive wins by a starting quarterback, cold weather (34 degrees fahrenheit or colder) to begin a career: 35 (29, regular season; 6, post season)^[155]^[159]^[160]^[161]
Most wins by a starting quarterback against a single opponent, career: 28, Detroit Lions (26 regular season; 2 post season; 19-0 in home games)^[15]^[91]^[92]
Most consecutive wins by a starting quarterback against a single opponent at home: 19, Detroit Lions 1992–2010^[16]^[92]
Most consecutive wins by a starting quarterback against a single opponent on the road: 11, Chicago Bears 1994–2005^[16]^[162]

Losses

Post season

Most post season road losses as starting quarterback, career: 7 (tied with Dave Krieg)^[163]

Other

Regular season

Most consecutive AP NFL MVP awards: 3 (1995–1997)^[164]

Other Favre records

Most total offense, career: 70,195^[165]
Most times sacked, career: 525^[166]
Most fumbles, career: 166^[167]
Super Bowl Champion and AP NFL MVP in same season (1996): 1 (tied with Bart Starr (1966), Terry Bradshaw (1978), Mark Moseley (1982), Lawrence Taylor (1986), Joe Montana (1989), Emmitt Smith (1993), Steve Young (1994), Terrell Davis (1998), Kurt Warner (1999))^[168]^[169]^[170]
Longest gap between receptions: 17 years, 4 weeks (275 games)^[16]
Oldest pair of starting quarterbacks in a game (Vinny Testaverde (44 years old), Favre (38 years old) - Favre won the match-up 31-17)^[68]^[171]

Former NFL records

Over the years, a number of Favre's records have been broken. These records have new NFL record-holders including Peyton Manning (54 records), Tom Brady (22 records), Drew Brees (11 records), Aaron Rodgers & Tony Romo (2 records each), Charlie Batch, Jake Delhomme & Ben Roethlisberger (1 record each).

Former Favre records

Surpassed 2000

(11th) Most completions per game, career: 20.9^[172] (Record first surpassed by Peyton Manning;^[173] Current record holder: Drew Brees, 24.44)^[174]

Surpassed 2003

(5th) Most consecutive seasons, 25+ touchdown passes: 5, 1994–1998 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 13, 1998-2010; Drew Brees, 9, 2006–2014; Philip Rivers, 7, 2008–2014; Tom Brady, 6, 2009-2014)^[175]

Surpassed 2004

(2nd) Longest pass in a Super Bowl: 81 yards to Antonio Freeman, 1997^[52] (Record surpassed by Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad, 85 yards, 2004)^[176]^[177]^[178]
(5th) Most consecutive uninterrupted games, 2+ touchdown passes, career: 12 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 15, 2013-2014; Peyton Manning, 13, 2004; Tom Brady, 13, 2011; Aaron Rodgers, 13, 2011)^[179]

Surpassed 2005

(3rd) Most wins as a starting quarterback under age 30, career: 74 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 80; Ben Roethlisberger, 80)^[180]

Surpassed 2007

(2nd) Most consecutive regular season road games, 3+ touchdown passes: 5 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 6)^[181]
(2nd) Most passer/receiver touchdown combinations, season: 18, Brett Favre/Sterling Sharpe, 1994 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady/Randy Moss, 23, 2007)^[182]
(2nd) Most consecutive seasons, 3,500+ passing yards: 9, 1994–2002 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 13, 1998–2010)^[183]

Surpassed 2008

(2nd) Most seasons, 25+ touchdown passes: 11, 1994–1998, 2001–2004, 2007, 2009 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 16, 1998–2010, 2012–2014)^[184]

Surpassed 2009

(2nd) Most AP NFL MVP awards: 3, 1995–1997 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 5, 2003–2004, 2008–2009, 2013)^[164]

Surpassed 2010

(2nd) Most consecutive seasons, 20+ touchdown passes: 12, 1994–2005 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 13, 1998–2010)^[185]
(2nd) Most consecutive wins, regular season, by a starting quarterback in one stadium, career: 25, Lambeau Field, 1995–1998^[150] (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 31, Gillette Stadium, 2009–2011)^[186]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 1+ touchdown passes, 300+ passing yards, career: 60 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 89; Drew Brees, 84)^[187]

Surpassed 2011

(2nd) Most consecutive regular season road games, 2+ touchdown passes: 11 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 14)^[188]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 30+ completions, career: 25 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 43; Peyton Manning, 38)^[189]

Surpassed 2012

(2nd) Most regular season games, 3+ touchdown passes, 200+ passing yards, career: 66 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 88)^[190]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 3+ touchdown passes, career: 72 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 92)^[191]^[192]
(2nd) Most games played by a quarterback, Thursday, career: 10 (Record surpassed by Charlie Batch, 11)^[193]
(2nd) Most Pro Bowl selections as quarterback: 11 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 14)^[194]^[195]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 25+ yards, career: 128 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 154)^[196]
(3rd) Most consecutive games, 2+ touchdown passes at home, career: 14 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 21; Peyton Manning, 17)^[197]
(3rd) Most consecutive games, 2+ touchdown passes at one stadium, career: 12 at Lambeau Field (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 21 at Mercedes-Benz Superdome; Peyton Manning, 15 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High)^[74]^[198]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 2+ touchdown passes, 300+ passing yards, career: 52 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees & Peyton Manning, 69 each)^[199]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 3+ touchdown passes, 0 interceptions, career: 36 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 51; Tom Brady, 41)^[200]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 70+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 37 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 51; Drew Brees, 48)^[201]
(3rd) Most post season pass completions, career: 481 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 683; Peyton Manning, 598)^[202]
(3rd) Most post season pass attempts, career: 791 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 1,085; Peyton Manning, 935)^[203]
(3rd) Most consecutive uninterrupted games, 1+ touchdown passes, regular season plus postseason games combined: 39 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 49; Peyton Manning, 48)^[204]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 120+ passer rating, career: 42 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 57; Drew Brees, 44)^[205]
(4th) Most regular season games, 40+ pass attempts, 0 interceptions, career: 15 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 20; Tom Brady, 19; Peyton Manning, 18)^[206]
(4th) Most regular season games, 300+ passing yards, 0 interceptions, career: 27 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 37; Drew Brees, 35; Tom Brady, 33)^[207]
(4th) Most regular season games, 4+ touchdown passes, 0 interceptions, career: 12 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 18; Drew Brees, 18; Tom Brady, 17)^[208]
(4th) Most consecutive uninterrupted games, 1+ touchdown passes, career: 36 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 52; Peyton Manning, 44; Drew Brees, 43)

Surpassed 2013

(2nd) Most post season games, 50+ completion %, career: 23 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 29)^[209]
(2nd) Most regular season road wins as a starting quarterback: 73^[15] (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 81)^[210]
(2nd) Most seasons, 3,500+ passing yards: 14, 1994–2002, 2004–2007, 2009 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 16, 1998–2010, 2012–2014)^[211]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes, 20+ yards, career: 172 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 189)^[212]
(2nd) Most consecutive seasons, 30+ touchdown passes: 5, 1994–1998 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 7, 2008–2014)^[213]
(2nd) Most consecutive regular season road games, 1+ touchdown passes: 32 (Record surpassed by Tony Romo, 41)^[214]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 60+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 82 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 94)^[215]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 2+ touchdown passes, 200+ passing yards, career: 135 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 150)^[216]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 1+ touchdown passes, 200+ passing yards, career: 188 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 204)^[217]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 80+ passer rating, career: 175 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 196)^[218]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 90+ passer rating, career: 141 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 157)^[219]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 200+ passing yards, 0 interceptions, career: 75 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 92; Tom Brady, 84)^[220]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 30+ pass attempts, 0 interceptions, career: 61 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, 71 each)^[221]
(3rd) Most post season passing yards, career: 5,855 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 7,345; Peyton Manning, 6,800)^[222]
(3rd) Most post season games, 200+ passing yards, career: 19 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 24; Peyton Manning, 21)^[223]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 20+ passing attempts, 0 interceptions, career: 95 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 108; Peyton Manning, 104)^[224]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 4+ touchdown passes, career: 23 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 35; Drew Brees, 26)^[225]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 4+ touchdown passes, 200+ passing yards, career: 23 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 35; Drew Brees, 26)^[226]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 20+ completions, 0 interceptions, career: 65 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 80; Tom Brady, 69)^[227]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 110+ passer rating, career: 66 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 78; Drew Brees, 69)^[205]
(3rd) Most post season games, 100+ passing yards, career: 23 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 29; Peyton Manning, 24)^[228]

Surpassed 2014

(2nd) Most post season games, 10+ completions, career: 24 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 29)^[229]
(2nd) Most post season games, 10+ pass attempts, career: 24 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 29)^[230]
(2nd) Most post season games as quarterback, career: 24 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 29)^[231]
(2nd) Most consecutive home post season games, 1+ TD passes, career: 11 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 13)^[232]
(2nd) Most post season losses as starting quarterback, career: 11 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 13)^[233]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 15+ yards, career: 225 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 242)^[234]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 10+ yards, career: 298 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 318)^[235]
(2nd) Most combined touchdown passes/rushing touchdowns, career: 522 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 548)^[129]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 40+ pass attempts, career: 78 (Record surpassed by Drew Brees, 84)^[236]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 5+ yards, career: 395 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 414)^[237]
(2nd) Most passing touchdowns, career: 508 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 530)^[238]
(2nd) Most seasons, 20+ touchdown passes: 15, 1994-2005, 2007-2009 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 16, 1998-2010, 2012-2014)^[239]
(2nd) Most touchdown passes, regular season plus post season combined, career: 552 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 568)^[240]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 1-4 yards, career: 113 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 116)^[241]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 65+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 67 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 70)^[242]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 20+ completions, career: 189 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 195)^[243]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 200+ passing yards, career: 209 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 215)^[244]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 100+ passer rating, career: 108 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 111)^[245]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 70+ yards, career: 15 (Record surpassed by Aaron Rodgers, 16)^[246]
(2nd) Most consecutive regular season touchdown passes without an interception, home: 20 (Record surpassed by Aaron Rodgers, 36)^[247]^[248]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 2+ touchdown passes: 159 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 162)^[249]
(2nd) Most regular season red zone touchdown passes, career: 345 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 348)^[250]
(2nd) Most seasons, 35+ touchdown passes: 3, 1995-1997 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 4, 2004, 2012-2014)^[251]
(2nd) Most go ahead touchdown passes, regular season game, career: 167 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 168)^[252]
(2nd) Most seasons, 60%+ completions: 14 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 15)^[253]
(2nd) Most consecutive regular season plus post season road games, 1+ touchdown passes: 34 (Record surpassed by Tony Romo, 36)^[254]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 50+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 102 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, 109 each)^[255]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 10+ completions, 0 interceptions, career: 101 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 109; Peyton Manning, 107)^[256]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 100+ passing yards, 0 interceptions, career: 101 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 108; Peyton Manning, 107)<ref name=Passing Yards 100 Int 0">Passing Yards 100 Int 0</ref>
(3rd) Most regular season games, 10+ pass attempts, 0 interceptions, career: 105 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 113; Peyton Manning, 108)^[257]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 55+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 94 (Record surpassed by Peyton Manning, 101; Tom Brady, 95)^[258]
(3rd) Most post season playoff games, 20+ pass attempts, career: 23 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 28; Peyton Manning, 24)^[259]

Surpassed 2015

(2nd) Most post season games, 1+ touchdown passes, career: 22 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 25)^[260]
(2nd) Most post season games, 2+ touchdown passes, career: 15 (Record surpassed by Tom Brady, 16)^[261]

Personal bests (Non-NFL records)

2nd in NFL history

Favre 2nd in NFL history

Regular season

(2nd) Most touchdown passes, regular season 40+ years of age, career: 36 (Warren Moon, 37)^[129]^[262]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 2+ touchdowns over age 40, career: 9 (Warren Moon, 10)^[263]
(2nd) Most regular season games, 1+ touchdowns over age 40, career: 18 (Warren Moon, 20)^[264]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 95+ yards, career: 1 (Joe Montana, 2)^[265]
(2nd) Most regular season touchdown passes of 60+ yards, career: 27 (Johnny Unitas, 29)^[266]
(2nd) Most consecutive seasons, touchdown pass: 19 (Vinny Testaverde, 21)^[267]
(2nd) Longest overtime touchdown pass: 82 yards to Greg Jennings, 2007 (Ron Jaworski to Mike Quick, 99 yards, 1985)^[268]
(2nd) Most passing yards, regular season, career, 40+ years of age, career: 6,711 (Warren Moon, 7,148)^[269]
(2nd) Most pass completions, regular season, career, 40+ years of age, career: 580 (Warren Moon, 608)^[270]
(2nd) Highest passer rating, career, 40+ years of age: 92.2 (Sonny Jurgensen, 94.5)^[271]
(2nd) Most consecutive games played, career: 299 (Jeff Feagles, 352)^[272]
(2nd) Most regular season wins by a starting quarterback in one stadium, career: 90, Lambeau Field (including once as a Minnesota Viking) (John Elway, 95, Mile High Stadium)^[128]

Post season

(2nd) Most post season games, 65+ completion % and 0 interceptions, career: 5 (Joe Montana, 6)^[273]
(2nd) Most post season games, 50+ completion % and 0 interceptions, career: 9 (Tom Brady, 13)^[274]
(2nd) Most post season games, 100+ passer rating, career: 10 (Joe Montana, 12)^[275]

3rd in NFL history

Favre 3rd in NFL history

Regular season

(3rd) Most regular season touchdown passes in overtime, career: 2 (Drew Bledsoe, 4; Terry Bradshaw, 3)^[276]
(3rd) Most go ahead touchdown passes when team is trailing, regular season game, age 40+ years old, career: 2 (Warren Moon, 7; Vinny Testaverde, 4)^[277]
(3rd) Most passing yards, 40+ years old, game: 392 (Brett Favre, 446; Warren Moon, 409)^[98]^[100]
(3rd) Most pass attempts, regular season, career, 40+ years of age: 889 (Warren Moon, 1,070; Vinny Testeverde, 974)^[278]
(3rd) Most pass interceptions, regular season, career, 40+ years of age: 26 (Warren Moon, 34; Vinny Testaverde, 34)^[279]
(3rd) Most starts by a quarterback, 40+ years of age: 29 (Warren Moon, 33; Vinny Testaverde, 32)^[280]
(3rd) Most regular season road wins by a starting quarterback, one team, career: 64 (Green Bay)^[11] (Dan Marino, 65;^[281] Peyton Manning, 65)^[210]
(3rd) Most seasons played as a quarterback: 20 (Earl Morrall, 21; Vinny Testaverde, 21)^[282]
(3rd) Most game winning drives, Thursday: 2 (Charle Batch, 4; Warren Moon, 3)^[283]
(3rd) Most regular season games, 130+ passer rating, career: 22 (Peyton Manning, 37; Drew Brees, 28)^[284]

Post season

(3rd) Most post season red zone touchdown passes, career: 28 (Tom Brady, 46; Joe Montana, 32)^[285]
(3rd) Most post season games, 20+ completions, career: 13 (Tom Brady, 23; Peyton Manning, 19)^[286]
(3rd) Most post season games, 4+ touchdown passes and 0 interceptions, career: 1 (Joe Montana, 2; Kurt Warner, 2)^[287]
(3rd) Most post season games, 100+ passing yards and 0 interceptions, career: 8 (Tom Brady, 13; Joe Montana, 9)^[288]
(3rd) Most post season games, 55+ completion % and 0 interceptions, career: 8 (Tom Brady, 10; Joe Montana, 9)^[289]
(3rd) Most post season games, 110+ passer rating, career: 5 (Joe Montana, 6; Tom Brady, 6)^[290]
(3rd) Most post season home wins as starting quarterback, career: 9 (Tom Brady, 13; Joe Montana, 10)^[291]
(3rd) Most post season starts, career: 24 (Tom Brady and Jerry Rice, 29 each)^[292]
(3rd) Most post season touchdown passes, career: 44 (Tom Brady, 53; Joe Montana, 45)^[293]
(3rd) Most post season games, 10+ attempts and 0 interceptions, career: 9 (Tom Brady, 13; Peyton Manning, 10)^[294]
(3rd) Most post season games, 10+ completions and 0 interceptions, career: 9 (Tom Brady, 13; Peyton Manning, 10)<ref name=Post Pass Completions 10 Int 0">"Post Pass Completions 10 Int 0". PFRef.com. Retrieved 2015-01-12. </ref>
(3rd) Most post season games, 3+ touchdown passes and 0 interceptions, career: 3 (Joe Montana & Aaron Rodgers, 4 each)^[295]
(3rd) Most post season games, 3+ touchdown passes, career: 6 (Joe Montana, 9; Tom Brady, 8)^[296]
(3rd) Most post season games, 60+ completion % and 0 interceptions, career: 7 (Tom Brady & Joe Montana, 9 each)<ref name=Post Completion % 60 Int 0">Post Completion % 60 Int 0</ref>

4th in NFL history

Favre 4th in NFL history

Regular season

(4th) Most regular season touchdown passes of 45+ yards, career: 49 (Johnny Unitas, 56; Jim Hart, 52; Fran Tarkenton, 51)^[297]
(4th) Most regular season touchdown passes of 35+ yards, career: 78 (Peyton Manning, 89; Johnny Unitas, 87; Fran Tarkenton, 79)^[298]
(4th) Most regular season touchdown passes of 30+ yards, career: 101 (Peyton Manning, 118; Johnny Unitas, 108; Fran Tarkenton, 105)^[299]
(4th) Most regular season games, 75+ completion % and 0 interceptions, career: 20 (Drew Brees, 33; Peyton Manning, 30; Steve Young, 21)^[300]
(4th) Most regular season games, 130+ passer rating, season: 4, 1995 & 2009 (Aaron Rodgers, 6, 2011; Joe Montana, 5, 1989; Steve Young, 5, 1993)^[301]
(4th) Most sacked yards lost, career: 3,487 (Dave Krieg, 3,794; John Elway, 3,785; Randall Cunningham, 3,537)^[302]
(4th) Most regular season games, 140+ passer rating, career: 13 (Peyton Manning, 21; Tom Brady, 17; Drew Brees, 16)^[303]
(4th) Most regular season games, 4+ touchdown passes, season: 5, 1996 (Peyton Manning, 9, 2013; Dan Marino, 6, 1984; Peyton Manning, 6, 2004)^[304]
(4th) Most regular season touchdown passes of 55+ yards, career: 33 (Johnny Unitas, 37; Fran Tarkenton, 34; Peyton Manning, 34)^[305]
(4th) Most regular season touchdown passes of 40+ yards, career: 63 (Johnny Unitas, 70; Peyton Manning, 67; Jim Hart, 65)^[306]
(4th) Most regular season touchdown passes of 50+ yards, career: 43 (Johnny Unitas, 51; Fran Tarkenton, 44; Peyton Manning, 44)^[307]
(4th) Most seasons, 4,000+ passing yards, career: 6 (Peyton Manning, 14; Drew Brees, 9; Tom Brady, 7)^[308]

Post season

(4th) Longest touchdown pass, post season: 90 yards to Donald Driver 2007 (96 yards, Trent Dilfer to Shannon Sharpe, 2001; 94 yards, Troy Aikman to Alvin Harper, 1995; 93 yards, Daryle Lamonica to Elbert Dubenion, 1963)^[309]
(4th) Most post season touchdown passes of 60+ yards, career: 3 (Terry Bradshaw, 5; Kurt Warner, 5; Joe Montana, 4)^[310]
(4th) Most post season games, 70+ completion %, career: 4 (Troy Aikman, 7; Joe Montana, 5; Steve Young, 5)^[311]
(4th) Most post season games, 65+ completion %, career: 8 (Peyton Manning, 14; Tom Brady, 12; Troy Aikman, 10)^[312]
(4th) Most post season games, 200+ passing yards and 0 interceptions, career: 6 (Tom Brady & Peyton Manning, 9 each; Joe Montana, 7)^[313]
(4th) Most post season home losses as starting quarterback, career: 3 (Peyton Manning, 6; Steve Young, 5, Roger Staubach, 4)^[314]
(4th) Most post season games, 60+ completion %, career: 12 (Tom Brady, 20; Peyton Manning, 15; Joe Montana, 14)^[315]
(4th) Most post season games, 20+ pass attempts and 0 interceptions, career: 8 (Tom Brady, 12; Peyton Manning, 10; Joe Montana, 9)^[316]
(4th) Most post season games, 2+ touchdowns and 0 interceptions, career: 5 (Joe Flacco, 7; Tom Brady & Joe Montana, 6)^[317]
(4th) Most post season games, 55+ completion %, career: 17 (Tom Brady, 24; Peyton Manning & Joe Montana, 19 each)^[318]
(4th) Most post season games, 1+ touchdown passes and 0 interceptions, career: 8 (Tom Brady, 10; Peyton Manning & Joe Montana, 9 each)^[319]

5th in NFL history

Favre 5th in NFL history

Regular season

(5th) Most consecutive games, 2+ touchdown passes, one stadium, career: 11 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Drew Brees, 21 at Mercedes-Benz Superdome; Peyton Manning, 15 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High; Brett Favre, 12 at Lambeau Field; Kurt Warner, 12 at Edward Jones Dome)^[74]^[198]
(5th) Most regular season games, 3+ touchdown passes, 300+ passing yards, career: 27 (Peyton Manning, 46; Drew Brees, 46; Tom Brady, 34; Dan Marino, 33)^[320]
(5th) Most regular season games, 85+ completion % and 0 interceptions, career: 2 (Steve Young, 6; Drew Brees, 6; Ken Stabler, 3; Ken Anderson, 3)^[321]
(5th) Most 4th quarter/overtime comebacks, Thursday: 1 (Warren Moon, 3; Charlie Batch, 3; John Hadl, 2; Peyton Manning, 2)^[322]
(5th) Most consecutive uninterrupted games, 2+ touchdown passes, career: 12 (Peyton Manning, 15; Tom Brady, 13; Aaron Rodgers, 13; Peyton Manning, 13)^[16]
(5th) Most regular season games, 300+ passing yards: 62 (Peyton Manning, 91; Drew Brees, 86; Tom Brady, 65; Dan Marino, 63)^[323]
(5th) Most regular season games, 5+ touchdown passes, 200+ passing yards, career: 4 (Drew Brees, 9; Peyton Manning, 9; Dan Marino, 6; Tom Brady, 5)^[324]

Post season

(5th) Most post season touchdown passes of 50+ yards, career: 4 (Joe Montana, 6; Peyton Manning, 6; Terry Bradshaw, 5; Kurt Warner, 5)^[325]
(5th) Most post season games, 30+ pass attempts, career: 13 (Peyton Manning & Tom Brady, 22 each; Joe Montana & Dan Marino, 14 each)^[326]
(5th) Most post season wins as starting quarterback, career: 13 (Tom Brady, 21; Joe Montana, 16; Terry Bradshaw & John Elway, 14 each)^[327]
(5th) Most post season games, 120+ passer rating, career: 3 (Joe Montana, 5; Troy Aikman, Peyton Manning & Aaron Rodgers, 4 each)^[328]

Regular season/post season combined

(5th) Most game winning drives, career: 45 (Peyton Manning, 52; Dan Marino, 51; Tom Brady & John Elway, 46 each)^[329]

Other notable accomplishments

Favre other notable accomplishments

Regular season

Games, regular season, 6+ touchdown passes, career: 1 (Peyton Manning, 3)^[330]
Regular season touchdown passes of 90+ yards, career: 1 (Bill Wade, 3; Joe Montana, 3)^[331]
Seasons, 600+ pass attempts: 2 (Drew Brees, 6)^[332]
Pass attempts per game, regular season, career: 33.7 (Matthew Stafford, 40.25)^[333]
Touchdown to interception ratio (minimum 20 touchdowns), season: 4.7, 2009^[100] (Nick Foles, 13.5, 2013)^[334]
Games, regular season, 5+ touchdowns, 0 interceptions, career: 1 (Drew Brees, 7)^[335]
Games, regular season, 80+ completion %, 0 interceptions, career: 5 (Peyton Manning, 16)^[336]
Games, regular season, 140+ passer rating, season: 3, 1995 (several others, 4)^[337]
Games, regular season, 120+ passer rating, season: 6, 1995 and 2009 (Tom Brady, 8, 2007; Philip Rivers, 8, 2008)^[338]
Games played, regular season, career: 302 (Morten Andersen, 382)^[339]
Game played at the age of 41 years, 71 days^[16]^[340] (George Blanda, 48 years 109 days)^[340]^[341]
Seasons played 16 games: 17 (Jeff Feagles, 22)^[342]
Fumbles recovered, career: 42 (Warren Moon, 56)^[343]
All-pro selections as a quarterback: 3 (Peyton Manning, 7)^[344]
Most regular season games, 4+ touchdown passes, 300+ passing yards, career: 8 (Drew Brees, 23)^[345]
Most consecutive games, 2+ touchdown passes, career: 12 (Peyton Manning, 15, 2013-2014)^[346]
Most regular season games, 5+ touchdown passes, career: 4 (Drew Brees & Peyton Manning, 9 each)^[347]
Most regular season games, 6+ touchdown passes, 200+ passing yards, career: 1 (Peyton Manning, 3)^[348]
Most consecutive games, 1+ touchdown passes, career: 36 (Drew Brees, 54)^[16]
Most regular season games, 30+ completions, 0 interceptions, career: 6 (Drew Brees, 20)^[349]
Most seasons, 65+ completion %: 4 (Peyton Manning, 11)^[350]

Post season

Post season touchdown passes of 30+ yards, career: 8 (Peyton Manning, 10)^[351]
Games, post season, 300+ passing yards, career: 4 (Peyton Manning, 9)^[352]
Games, post season, 40+ pass attempts, career: 5 (Tom Brady, 12)^[353]
Games, post season, 300+ passing yards, 0 interceptions, career: 1 (Peyton Manning, 5)^[354]
Games, post season, 20+ pass completions and 0 interceptions, career: 4 (Tom Brady & Peyton Manning, 7 each)^[355]
Games, post season, 30+ pass attempts and 0 interceptions, career: 3 (Peyton Manning, 8)^[356]
Games played, post season, career: 24 (Adam Vinatieri, 30)^[357]
Post season road wins as starting quarterback, career: 3 (Joe Flacco, 7)^[358]
Passing touchdowns, Super Bowl, career: 5 (Tom Brady, 13)^[177]
Passing touchdowns, Super Bowl, game: 3 (Steve Young, 6)^[177]
Passer rating, Super Bowl, career: 97.61 (Joe Montana, 127.83)^[177]
Most go ahead touchdown passes when team is trailing, post season game, 4th quarter/overtime, career: 2 (Tom Brady & Joe Montana, 4 each)^[359]

Regular season/post season combined

4th quarter/overtime comebacks, career: 30 (Peyton Manning, 41)^[360]

NFL firsts

First player with 500 career touchdown passes^[361]^[362]
First player with 70,000 career passing yards^[361]^[362]
First player with 5,000 career pass completions^[363]
First player with 6,000 career pass completions^[364]
First player with 9,000 career pass attempts^[365]
First player with 10,000 career pass attempts^[362]
First player with 300 career interceptions^[366]
First quarterback with 200 consecutive starts^[367]
First quarterback with a win over all 32 teams in the league since expanding to 32 in 2002^[143]^[144]^[368]
First quarterback to win a playoff game at 40+ years of age^[368]
First player with three consecutive most valuable player awards^[369]
First known player to be a grandfather while active in the NFL^[370]

Consecutive starts streak

NFL record 297 consecutive starts (2nd place among all players is Jim Marshall with 270; 2nd place among quarterbacks is Peyton Manning with 208)
Failed to finish a game due to injury on only eight occasions since taking control of the Packers as quarterback.^[371]^[372]^[373]

238 other quarterbacks have started in the NFL during the streak.^[374]

Detailed list of the 238 QB's who started during Favre's streak

# of QB's^[375]	Team	Quarterbacks that started for other teams during Favre's 297 consecutive starts streak
23^[376]	Chicago Bears	Erik Kramer (46); Kyle Orton (33); Rex Grossman (31); Jay Cutler (27); Jim Miller (26); Jim Harbaugh (25); Shane Matthews (15); Cade McNown (15); Chris Chandler (13); Dave Krieg (12); Steve Walsh (11); Steve Stenstrom (7); Kordell Stewart (7); Brian Griese (6); Chad Hutchinson (5); Craig Krenzel (5); Rick Mirer (3); Jonathan Quinn (3); Peter Tom Willis (3); Henry Burris (1); Todd Collins (1); Will Furrer (1); Moses Moreno (1)
22	Cleveland Browns	Tim Couch (59); Derek Anderson (34); Vinny Testaverde (31); Charlie Frye (19); Kelly Holcomb (12); Bernie Kosar (12); Brady Quinn (12); Trent Dilfer (11); Jeff Garcia (10); Doug Pederson (8); Mike Tomczak (8); Colt McCoy (5); Luke McCown (4); Seneca Wallace (4); Eric Zeier (4); Jake Delhomme (3); Ken Dorsey (3); Todd Philcox (3); Mark Rypien (3); Ty Detmer (2); Bruce Gradkowski (1); Spergon Wynn (1); No team in existence (48)
21	Miami Dolphins	Dan Marino (104); Jay Fiedler (59); Chad Henne (23); Chad Pennington (20); Gus Frerotte (15); Joey Harrington (11); A.J. Feeley (8); Cleo Lemon (8); Scott Mitchell (7); Damon Huard (6); Ray Lucas (6); Trent Green (5); Brian Griese (5); John Beck (4); Daunte Culpepper (4); Steve DeBerg (4); Craig Erikson (3); Bernie Kosar (2); Sage Rosenfels (2); Tyler Thigpen (1)
20	Arizona Cardinals	Jake Plummer (82); Kurt Warner (57); Josh McCown (22); Steve Beuerlein (21); Matt Leinart (17); Dave Krieg (16); Chris Chandler (14); Kent Graham (14); Jeff Blake (13); Derek Anderson (9); Boomer Esiason (8); Jay Schroeder (8); Dave Brown (7); Max Hall (3); Shaun King (2); Stoney Case (1); Jim McMahon (1); John Navarre (1); Timm Rosenbach (1); John Skelton (1)
20	Detroit Lions	Scott Mitchell (57); Joey Harrington (55); Charlie Batch (46); Jon Kitna (36); Rodney Peete (17); Matthew Stafford (13); Daunte Culpepper (10); Shaun Hill (8); Erik Kramer (7); Dave Krieg (7); Mike McMahon (7); Dan Orlovsky (7); Gus Frerotte (6); Jeff Garcia (5); Andre Ware (5); Ty Detmer (4); Don Majkowski (2); Frank Reich (2); Drew Stanton (2); Stoney Case (1)
20^[377]	Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders	Rich Gannon (74); Jeff Hostetler (55); Kerry Collins (28); JaMarcus Russell (25); Jeff George (23); Josh McCown (9); Andrew Walter (9); Aaron Brooks (8); Jason Campbell (8); Bruce Gradkowski (8); Rick Mirer (8); Jay Schroeder (7); Daunte Culpepper (6); Donald Hollas (6); Todd Marinovich (6); Billy Joe Hobert (5); Vince Evans (4); Charlie Frye (3); Wade Wilson (3); Marques Tuiasosopo (2)
19	St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams	Marc Bulger (96); Kurt Warner (50); Tony Banks (43); Chris Miller (23); Jim Everett (22); Sam Bradford (12); Chris Chandler (8); Jamie Martin (7); T.J. Rubley (7); Trent Green (6); Kyle Boller (4); Keith Null (4); Gus Frerotte (3); Mark Rypien (3); Steve Walsh (3); Steve Bono (2); Ryan Fitzpatrick (2); Brock Berlin (1); Scott Covington (1)
19	Washington Redskins	Jason Campbell (52); Gus Frerotte (46); Mark Brunell (33); Brad Johnson (27); Patrick Ramsey (24); Mark Rypien (23); Tony Banks (14); Trent Green (14); Heath Shuler (13); Donovan McNabb (12); Jeff George (7); Shane Matthews (7); Tim Hasselbeck (5); John Friesz (4); Rich Gannon (4); Danny Wuerffel (4); Todd Collins (3); Jeff Hostetler (3); Cary Conklin (2)
17	Atlanta Falcons	Chris Chandler (67); Michael Vick (67); Matt Ryan (42); Jeff George (35); Bobby Hebert (25); Doug Johnson (11); Joey Harrington (10); Billy Joe Tolliver (8); Chris Miller (7); Chris Redman (6); Tony Graziani (5); Kurt Kittner (4); Wade Wilson (3); Danny Kanell (2); Byron Leftwich (2); Matt Schaub (2); Steve DeBerg (1)
17	Dallas Cowboys	Troy Aikman (124); Tony Romo (61); Quincy Carter (31); Drew Bledsoe (22); Vinny Testaverde (15); Jason Garrett (9); Chad Hutchinson (9); Jon Kitna (6); Anthony Wright (5); Randall Cunningham (3); Brad Johnson (3); Ryan Leaf (3); Clint Stoerner (2); Drew Henson (1); Bernie Kosar (1); Rodney Peete (1); Wade Wilson (1)
17	New Orleans Saints	Aaron Brooks (82); Drew Brees (75); Jim Everett (47); Wade Wilson (14); Bobby Hebert (13); Billy Joe Hobert (12); Jeff Blake (11); Billy Joe Tolliver (11); Heath Shuler (9); Kerry Collins (7); Danny Wuerffel (6); Todd Bouman (3); Jake Delhomme (2); Doug Nussmeier (2); Mike Buck (1); Mark Brunell (1); Steve Walsh (1)
17	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Trent Dilfer (76); Brad Johnson (49); Craig Erickson (29); Jeff Garcia (24); Shaun King (22); Josh Freeman (21); Brian Griese (21); Chris Simms (15); Bruce Gradkowski (11); Vinny Testaverde (11); Josh Johnson (4); Steve DeBerg (3); Byron Leftwich (3); Luke McCown (3); Rob Johnson (2); Tim Rattay (2); Eric Zeier (1)
16	Baltimore Ravens	Joe Flacco (44); Kyle Boller (42); Vinny Testaverde (29); Steve McNair (22); Tony Banks (18); Elvis Grbac (14); Jim Harbaugh (14); Anthony Wright (14); Jeff Blake (10); Trent Dilfer (8); Chris Redman (6); Eric Zeier (5); Stoney Case (4); Randall Cunningham (2); Scott Mitchell (2); Troy Smith (2); No team in existence (61)
16	New York Jets	Chad Pennington (61); Vinny Testaverde (61); Boomer Esiason (42); Mark Sanchez (27); Neil O'Donnell (20); Browning Nagle (11); Brooks Bollinger (9); Kellen Clemens (9); Ray Lucas (9); Glen Foley (8); Frank Reich (7); Rick Mirer (6); Bubby Brister (4); Quincy Carter (3); Ken O'Brien (2); Jack Trudeau (2); Favre as starter (16)
15	Denver Broncos	John Elway (98); Jake Plummer (54); Brian Griese (51); Jay Cutler (37); Kyle Orton (27); Gus Frerotte (7); Steve Beuerlein (5); Bubby Brister (4); Tommy Maddox (4); Chris Miller (3); Danny Kannel (2); Hugh Millen (2); Bill Musgrave (1); Jarious Jackson (1); Chris Simms (1)
15	Philadelphia Eagles	Donovan McNabb (142); Randall Cunningham (34); Rodney Peete (24); Ty Detmer (18); Bobby Hoying (13); Bubby Brister (10); Doug Pederson (9); Koy Detmer (8); Michael Vick (8); A.J. Feeley (7); Mike McMahon (7); Jeff Garcia (6); Kevin Kolb (6); Ken O'Brien (4); Jim McMahon (1)
15^[377]	San Francisco 49ers	Steve Young (101); Jeff Garcia (71); Alex Smith (47); Shaun Hill (16); Tim Rattay (16); Ken Dorsey (10); Elvis Grbac (9); J.T. O'Sullivan (8); Trent Dilfer (6); Troy Smith (5); Steve Stenstrom (3); Cody Pickett (2); Ty Detmer (1); Jim Druckenmiller (1); Chris Weinke (1)
14	Minnesota Vikings	Daunte Culpepper (80); Brad Johnson (46); Warren Moon (39); Randall Cunningham (23); Tarvaris Jackson (19); Gus Frerotte (13); Jim McMahon (12); Jeff George (10); Rich Gannon (9); Sean Salisbury (9); Todd Bouman (3); Kelly Holcomb (3); Spergon Wynn (2); Brooks Bollinger (1); Favre as starter (28)
14	Seattle Seahawks	Matt Hasselbeck (128); Rick Mirer (51); Jon Kitna (33); Warren Moon (24); Seneca Wallace (14); Trent Dilfer (12); John Friesz (11); Stan Gelbaugh (9); Brock Huard (4); Dan McGwire (4); Kelly Stouffer (4); Glenn Foley (1); Charlie Frye (1); Charlie Whitehurst (1)
13	Carolina Panthers	Jake Delhomme (90); Steve Beuerlein (51); Kerry Collins (42); Chris Weinke (19); Rodney Peete (15); Matt Moore (13); Jimmy Clausen (6); Vinny Testaverde (6); David Carr (4); Frank Reich (3); Randy Fasani (1); Matt Lytle (1); Brian St. Pierre (1); No team in existence (45)
13	San Diego Chargers	Philip Rivers (76); Stan Humphries (74); Drew Brees (58); Doug Flutie (22); Ryan Leaf (18); Jim Harbaugh (17); Craig Whelihan (14); John Freisz (6); Erik Kramer (4); Sean Salisbury (3); Gale Gilbert (2); Moses Moreno (2); Jim Everett (1)
13	Tennessee Titans/Houston Oilers	Steve McNair (131); Vince Young (47); Kerry Collins (28); Chris Chandler (25); Warren Moon (21); Cody Carlson (13); Billy Volek (10); Neil O'Donnell (8); Billy Joe Tolliver (7); Bucky Richardson (4); Will Furrer (1); Matt Mauck (1); Rusty Smith (1)
12	Buffalo Bills	Jim Kelly (71); Drew Bledsoe (48); J.P. Losman (33); Trent Edwards (32); Doug Flutie (30); Rob Johnson (26); Ryan Fitzpatrick (18); Todd Collins (17); Alex Van Pelt (11); Kelly Holcomb (8); Frank Reich (2); Brian Brohm (1)
12	Cincinnati Bengals	Carson Palmer (93); Jeff Blake (66); Jon Kitna (46); David Klingler (25); Akili Smith (17); Boomer Esiason (13); Ryan Fitzpatrick (12); Neil O'Donnell (11); Scott Mitchell (5); Gus Frerotte (3); Paul Justin (3); Jay Schroeder (3)
11	Jacksonville Jaguars	Mark Brunell (117); David Garrard (73); Byron Leftwich (44); Steve Beuerlein (6); Quinn Gray (4); Jonathan Quinn (3); Todd Bouman (1); Jay Fiedler (1); Rob Johnson (1); Jamie Martin (1); Steve Matthews (1); No team in existence (45)
11	Kansas City Chiefs	Trent Green (88); Elvis Grbac (47); Steve Bono (31); Matt Cassel (27); Joe Montana (25); Damon Huard (21); Rich Gannon (19); Dave Krieg (18); Tyler Thigpen (11); Brodie Croyle (9); Warren Moon (1)
10	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ben Roethlisberger (94); Kordell Stewart (75); Neil O'Donnell (50); Tommoy Maddox (32); Mike Tomczak (27); Charlie Batch (6); Kent Graham (5); Bubby Brister (4); Dennis Dixon (3); Jim Miller (1)
9	Indianapolis Colts	Peyton Manning (204); Jim Harbaugh (46); Jeff George (21); Jack Trudeau (8); Paul Justin (7); Don Majkowski (6); Craig Erickson (3); Kelly Holcomb (1); Browning Nagle (1)
9	New York Giants	Eli Manning (99); Kerry Collins (68); Dave Brown (53); Danny Kanell (20); Kent Graham (19); Phil Simms (17); Jeff Hostetler (9); Kurt Warner (9); Jesse Palmer (3)
8	New England Patriots	Tom Brady (139); Drew Bledsoe (123); Matt Cassel (15); Scott Zolak (7); Hugh Millen (4); Scott Secules (4); Tom Hodson (3); Jeff Carlson (2)
5	Houston Texans	David Carr (75); Matt Schaub (50); Sage Rosenfels (10); Tony Banks (3); David Ragone (2); No team in existence (157)
1	Green Bay Packers	Aaron Rodgers (44); Favre as starter (253)
238	TOTALS (active QB's noted with an asterisk)	Peyton Manning* (204); Drew Bledsoe (193); Kerry Collins (173); Donovan McNabb (154); Steve McNair (153); Vinny Testaverde (153); Mark Brunell (151); Tom Brady* (139); Jake Plummer (136); Drew Brees* (133); Matt Hasselbeck* (128); Chris Chandler (127); Brad Johnson (125); Troy Aikman (124); Jon Kitna (121); Jeff Garcia (116); Kurt Warner (116); Trent Dilfer (113); Trent Green (113); Rich Gannon (106); Dan Marino (104); Jim Harbaugh (102); Steve Young (101); Jeff Blake (100); Daunte Culpepper (100); Eli Manning* (99); John Elway (98); Marc Bulger (96); Jeff George (96); Jake Delhomme (95); Ben Roethlisberger* (94); Gus Frerotte (93); Carson Palmer(93); Aaron Brooks (90); Neil O'Donnell (89); Warren Moon (85); Steve Beuerlein (83); Brian Griese (83); Kordell Stewart (82); Chad Pennington (81); David Carr (79); Tony Banks (78); Joey Harrington (76); Philip Rivers (76); Michael Vick* (75); Stan Humphries (74); David Garrard (73); Jim Kelly (71); Scott Mitchell (71); Jim Everett (70); Elvis Grbac (70); Rick Mirer (68); Jeff Hostetler (67); Jay Cutler* (64); Boomer Esiason (63); Randall Cunningham (62); Tony Romo* (61); Dave Brown (60); Jason Campbell* (60); Jay Fiedler (60); Kyle Orton* (60); Tim Couch (59); Erik Kramer (57); Rodney Peete (57); Dave Krieg (53); Charlie Batch (52); Doug Flutie (52); Matt Schaub* (52); Byron Leftwich (49); Alex Smith* (47); Vince Young (47); Kyle Boller (46); Joe Flacco* (44); Aaron Rodgers* (44); Derek Anderson* (43); Matt Cassel* (42); Matt Ryan* (42); Kent Graham (38); Bobby Hebert (38); Trent Edwards (36); Craig Erickson (35); Mike Tomczak (35); Quincy Carter (34); Steve Bono (33); J.P. Losman (33); Chris Miller (33); Ryan Fitzpatrick* (32); Tommy Maddox (32); Rex Grossman (31); Josh McCown* (31); Rob Johnson (29); Mark Rypien (29); Damon Huard (27); Jim Miller (27); Mark Sanchez* (27); Billy Joe Tolliver (26); Ty Detmer (25); David Klingler (25); Joe Montana (25); JaMarcus Russell (25); Shaun Hill* (24); Kelly Holcomb (24); Danny Kanell (24); Shaun King (24); Patrick Ramsey (24); Charlie Frye (23); Chad Henne* (23); Bubby Brister (22); Shane Matthews (22); Heath Shuler (22); Todd Collins (21); Josh Freeman (21); John Friesz (21); Ryan Leaf (21); Wade Wilson (21); Bruce Gradkowski* (20); Chris Weinke (20); Tarvaris Jackson* (19); Anthony Wright (19); Tim Rattay (18); Jay Schroeder (18); Seneca Wallace (18); Billy Joe Hobert (17); Matt Leinart (17); Doug Pederson (17); Phil Simms (17); Akili Smith (17); Chris Simms (16); A.J. Feeley (15); Bernie Kosar (15); Ray Lucas (15); Cade McNown (15); Steve Walsh (15); Chad Hutchinson (14); Jim McMahon (14); Mike McMahon (14); Frank Reich (14); Craig Whelihan (14); Cody Carlson (13); Ken Dorsey (13); Bobby Hoying (13); Matt Moore* (13); Matthew Stafford* (13); Sam Bradford* (12); Browning Nagle (12); Brady Quinn (12); Chris Redman (12); Sage Rosenfels (12); Sean Salisbury (12); Tyler Thigpen (12); Doug Johnson (11); Alex Van Pelt (11); Brooks Bollinger (10); Paul Justin (10); Steve Stenstrom (10); Jack Trudeau (10); Billy Volek (10); Danny Wuerffel (10); Eric Zeier (10); Kellen Clemens* (9); Brodie Croyle (9); Glenn Foley (9); Jason Garrett (9); Stan Gelbaugh (9); Andrew Walter (9); Steve DeBerg (8); Koy Detmer (8); Cleo Lemon (8); Don Majkowski (8); Jamie Martin (8); J.T. O'Sullivan (8); Todd Bouman (7); Luke McCown* (7); Dan Orlovsky* (7); T.J. Rubley (7); Troy Smith (7); Scott Zolak (7); Stoney Case (6); Jimmy Clausen* (6); Donald Hollas (6); Kevin Kolb* (6); Ken O'Brien (6); Jonathan Quinn (6); Todd Marinovich (6); Hugh Millen (6); Tim Hasselbeck (5); Tony Graziani (5); Craig Krenzel (5); Colt McCoy* (5); Andre Ware (5); John Beck (4); Vince Evans (4); Quinn Gray (4); Brock Huard (4); Josh Johnson* (4); Kurt Kittner (4); Dan McGwire (4); Keith Null (4); Bucky Richardson (4); Scott Secules (4); Kelly Stouffer (4); Dennis Dixon (3); Max Hall (3); Tom Hodson (3); Moses Moreno (3); Jesse Palmer (3); Todd Philcox (3); Peter Tom Willis (3); Spergon Wynn (3); Jeff Carlson (2); Cary Conklin (2); Will Furrer (2); Gale Gilbert (2); Doug Nussmeier (2); Cody Pickett (2); Dave Ragone (2); Drew Stanton* (2); Clint Stoerner (2); Marques Tuiasosopo (2); Brock Berlin (1); Brian Brohm (1); Mike Buck (1); Henry Burris (1); Scott Covington (1); Jim Druckenmiller (1); Randy Fasani (1); Drew Henson (1); Jarious Jackson (1); Matt Lytle (1); Steve Matthews (1); Matt Mauck (1); Bill Musgrave (1); John Navarre (1); Timm Rosenbach (1); Brian St. Pierre (1); John Skelton (1); Rusty Smith (1); Charlie Whitehurst* (1)

12 quarterbacks started for other teams during the streak, but were back-ups to Favre at one point
- Don Majkowski (1992)
- Ty Detmer (1992–1995)
- Mark Brunell (1993–1994)
- Doug Pederson (1996–1998, 2001–2004)
- Steve Bono (1997)
- Rick Mirer (1998)
- Matt Hasselbeck (1999–2000)
- Aaron Brooks (1999)
- Danny Wuerffel (2000)
- Henry Burris (2001)
- J.T. O'Sullivan (2004)
- Kellen Clemens (2008)
- Tarvaris Jackson (2009–2010)

3 quarterbacks (former starters) did not start another game after being a back-up to Favre during the streak
- Jim McMahon (1995–1996)
- T.J. Rubley (1995)
- Sage Rosenfels (2009)

3 quarterbacks were back-ups to Favre, did not have a start during the streak, and had a start after the streak ended
- Todd Bouman (2006)
- Joe Webb (2010)
- Aaron Rodgers (2005–2007)

6 quarterbacks were back-ups to Favre, never had a start in their NFL career
- Craig Nall (2002–2005, 2007)
- Ingle Martin (2006)
- Brett Ratliff (2008)
- Erik Ainge (2008)
- Rhett Bomar (2010)
- R.J. Archer (2010)

8 quarterbacks were practice squad members during the streak and were not on the team roster
- Mike McCoy (1995)^[378]
- Kyle Wachholtz (1996-1997)^[378]
- Greg Zolman (2002)^[378]
- Eric Crouch (2003-2004)^[379]
- Scott McBrien (2004)^[378]
- Dalton Bell (2007)^[378]
- Paul Thompson (2007)^[378]
- John David Booty (2009)^[380]

3 quarterbacks were training camp-only participants with Favre during the streak but failed to make the team
- Kurt Warner (1994)
- Jay Barker (1995)
- Ronnie McAda (1997)

Note: Active NFL players noted in bold