Greatest regular season by a QB

[an-also]

Dan Marino (1984)
W-L 14-2, 108.9 QB rating, 48 TDs, 17 Int's, 5084 Yards, 64.2 Cmp %, 9.0 Yards/att

Tom Brady (2007)
W-L 16-0, 117.2 QB rating, 50 TDs, 8 Int's, 4806 Yards, 68.9 Cmp %, 8.3 Yards/att

Tom Brady (2010)
W-L 14-2, 111 QB rating, 36 TDs, 4 Int's, 3900 Yards, 65.9 Cmp %, 7.9 Yards/att

Aaron Rodgers (2011)
W-L 14-1, 122.5 QB rating, 45 TDs, 6 Int's, 4643 Yards, 68.3 Cmp %, 9.2 Yards/att

Drew Brees (2011)
W-L 13-3, 110.6 QB rating, 46 TDs, 14 Int's, 5476 Yards, 71.2 Cmp %, 8.3 Yards/att

Peyton Manning (2004)
W-L 12-4, 121.1 QB rating, 49 TDs, 10 Int's, 4557 Yards, 67.6 Cmp %, 9.2 Yards/att

Kurt Warner (2007)
W-L 13-3, 109.2 QB rating, 41 TDs, 13 Int's, 4353 Yards, 65.1 Cmp %, 8.7 Yards/att

Mods...poll

[alpha]

probably Brady 07. Waiting for the stat gurus to explain otherwise.

[PopeyeJones]

Gotta be Marino '84, just b/c of how fucking nuts it was to do that in that era.
Rodgers '11 after that (only one of these guys to add some rushing threat into the equation too), and then prolly Brady '07.

[Tweak Da Leak]

Prob mannings --- where's rivers gaudy 9.7 ypa season?

[alpha]

I'm too lazy to do the math can someone post the ATT each had? Shouldnt we also include supporting casts in this as well? Rodgers and Brees had excellent seasons but they had weapons galore. same could be said for other qbs on this list.

[capable_keL]

regulqr season stats? hard to care enough to go over and review the stats that led to an eventually losing season but we've only done this a few dozen times this decade

[PopeyeJones]

I'm too lazy to do the math can someone post the ATT each had?

really easy to sort and filter in a couple clicks w/ http://www.pro-football-reference.com

Sorted by ATT
<PRE>
Game Pass
Rk Player Year Age Draft Tm Lg G GS Cmp Att Cmp% Yds TD Int Rate Sk Y/A SkYds AY/A ANY/A Y/G
1 Drew Brees 2011 32 2-32 NOR NFL 16 16 468 657 71.2% 5476 46 14 110.6 24 8.33 158 8.78 8.23 342.3
2 Tom Brady 2007 30 6-199 NWE NFL 16 16 398 578 68.9% 4806 50 8 117.2 21 8.31 128 9.42 8.88 300.4
3 Dan Marino* 1984 23 1-27 MIA NFL 16 16 362 564 64.2% 5084 48 17 108.9 13 9.01 120 9.36 8.94 317.8
4 Daunte Culpepper 2004 27 1-11 MIN NFL 16 16 379 548 69.2% 4717 39 11 110.9 46 8.61 238 9.13 8.02 294.8
5 Drew Brees 2009 30 2-32 NOR NFL 15 15 363 514 70.6% 4388 34 11 109.6 20 8.54 135 8.90 8.31 292.5
6 Aaron Rodgers 2011 28 1-24 GNB NFL 15 15 343 502 68.3% 4643 45 6 122.5 36 9.25 219 10.50 9.39 309.5
7 Kurt Warner 1999 28 STL NFL 16 16 325 499 65.1% 4353 41 13 109.2 29 8.72 201 9.19 8.31 272.1
8 Peyton Manning 2004 28 1-1 IND NFL 16 16 336 497 67.6% 4557 49 10 121.1 13 9.17 101 10.24 9.78 284.8
</PRE>

[alpha]

like I said too lazy. thank you. Brees comp % with those attempts is amazing.

[capable_keL]

everybody say gay rod so we can move on with our lives

[naturalborn103]

Brady 07. No way Rodgers was better.

[ThaJim2]

1975 Ken Anderson 8.4 YPA at the height of the dead ball period. This was done with 2 games against the Steelers making it that much more impressive.

Mention this mostly because fuck the NFL Networks Top 10 should be in the HOF list that had Jerome Bettis at 2 and Ken Anderson at like 9 or 10. Anderson was fucking sick in both the dead ball and live ball eras.

[Gregg Popabitch]

Brady in 2007 was the most amazing thing I ever saw.

[Roy Johnson]

Voted Gay-Rod

[Cash Rulz]

Went with Brady 07. That TD/Int ratio is godly.

[naturalborn103]

One thing that can not be forgotten about Brady's schedule is it was actually pretty hard. Rodgers on the other hand had a pretty easy one.

[Gregg Popabitch]

I feel like Steve Young's '94 year should be mentioned even though it can just as easily be fit under other.

[an-also]

I feel like Steve Young's '94 year should be mentioned even though it can just as easily be fit under other.

I thought about it, but felt that it wasn't up to the same level as some of the other years. I guess you can eliminate Warner's season as well because its around the same level as Young in 94

[Trub320]

Brady in 2007 was the most amazing thing I ever saw.

[jamrage]

Brady all day. The TD/INT ratio is incredible and they were absolutely annihilating teams on the way to a 16-0 season.