Passing in the Past: NFL Passing Records

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Passing in the Past: NFL Passing Records

Quarterbacks are so integral to a team's success. If they play well, a team will likely win. If they play poorly, they will likely lose. Many QBs are mentioned in this quiz. Why? Because this quiz is about passing records in the NFL. You'll be asked questions about career records, season records, and game records. Some correct answers may pop up more than once! Are you ready? Here we go!

What QB threw the most TD passes in a single season?

What QB has the most career rushing touchdowns?

Only 2 QBs have ever completed 25 consecutive passes in a game. Name one of them.

What QB holds the record for the most consecutive games throwing at least 1 TD pass?

What QB threw for the most passes in a single season?

How many times in NFL history has there been a 99 yard TD pass thrown?

What QB completed the most passes in NFL history?

What QB threw for the most yards in a single game?

What QB threw the most interceptions in a single season?

Who was the last QB in the NFl to wear a jersey number higher than 19?

Only 2 QBs have ever had 4 rushing TDs in a game. Name one of them.

What is the record for the most TD passes in a single game?

What QB threw the most interceptions in a single game?

What QB threw for the most yards in a single season?

What QB had the most rushing yards in a single season?

What is the record for the most completions in a single game?

What QB has thrown for the most career yards?

What QB threw the most career interceptions?

What QB had the most rushing TDs in a single season?

What QB has thrown the most passes in NFL history?

What QB has thrown for the most career TD passes?

What QB had the most rushing yards ever in a single game?

What QB had the most career rushing yards?

What QB threw the the completions in a single season?

What QB attempted the most passes in a single game?

Passing in the Past: NFL Passing Records

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