(another corrected re-post - perfection is
hard, Russell Wilson's career years fixed;
also, note added mentioning the fact that
Steve Young was Joe Montana's backup
during years in which the 49ers won 2 ...

.... Super Bowls, hence, his PFF page has
3 Super Bowls for Steve, but Steve only
won 1 Super Bowl as QB starter; same
applies to NFC Conference Championship
games - see below for further details)

The following includes -2- Cowboys QBs
who played or are still playing their entire
careers with the Cowboys:
https://www.footballdb.com/leaders/career-passing-rating

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1. Patrick Mahomes, 2017-2020, 46 games, 108.7
(round 1 pick 10 by Chiefs in 2017 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MahoPa00.htm

3 Pro Bowls,
1 All-Pro,
2018 NFL MVP,
2 Super Bowls - 1 NFL Championship,
3 AFC Championship games - 2 AFC Championships,
8 Playoffs 6-2 .750,
Playoffs passer-rating 100.4,
38-8 .826 in regular season,
2018 Offensive Player of the Year,
2018 Bert Bell Award

~~~

2. Deshaun Watson, 2017-2020, 54 games, 104.5
(round 1 pick 12 by Texans in 2017 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WatsDe00.htm

3 Pro Bowls,
3 Playoffs 1-2 .333,
Playoffs passer-rating 91.0,
28-25 .528 in regular season,

Currently at risk due to sex harassment lawsuits filed
by 22 of his massage therapists & criminal investigations
by Houston police dept.; has asked Texans to trade
him; 2021 status is in doubt, may be suspended

~~~

3. Aaron Rodgers, 2005-2020, 197 games, 103.9
(round 1 pick 24 by Packers in 2005 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RodgAa00.htm

9 Pro Bowls,
3 All-Pros,
2011 NFL MVP,
2014 NFL MVP,
2020 NFL MVP,
1 Super Bowl - 1 NFL Championship,
5 NFC Championship games - 1 NFC Championship,
21 Playoffs 12-9 .571,
Playoffs passer-rating 100.5,
126-63-1 .666 in regular season,
Hall of Fame All-2010s Team,
2011 Bert Bell Award,

Has told Packers he wants out so 2021 status is in
doubt, may be traded

~~~

4. Russell Wilson, 2012-2020, 144 games, 101.7
(round 3 pick 12 - overall 75 by Seahawks in 2012 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WilsRu00.htm

7 Pro Bowls,
2 Super Bowls - 1 NFL Championship,
2 NFC Championship games - 2 NFC Championships,
16 Playoffs 9-7 .563,
Playoffs passer-rating 95.3,
98-45-1 .684 in regular season,
2020 Walter Payton Man of the Year Award

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5. Drew Brees, 2001-2020, 287 games, 98.7
(round 2 pick 1 - overall 32 by Chargers in 2001 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BreeDr00.htm

13 Pro Bowls,
1 All-Pro,
1 Super Bowl - 1 NFL Championship,
3 NFC Championship games - 1 NFC Championship,
18 Playoffs 9-9 .500,
Playoffs passer-rating 97.1,
172-114 .601 in regular season,
2004 Comeback Player of the Year,
2006 Walter Payton Man of the Year Award,
2008 Offensive Player of the Year,
2009 Bert Bell Award,
2011 Offensive Player of the Year,

Retired after 2020 season

~~~

6. Kirk Cousins, 2012-2020, 109 games, 97.9
(4th round pick 7 - overall 102 by Washington in 2012 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CousKi00/gamelog/post/

2 Pro Bowls,
4 Playoffs 1-3 .250,
Playoffs passer-rating 86.6,
51-51-2 .500 in regular season

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7. Tom Brady, 2000-2020, 301 games, 97.3
(6th round pick 33 - overall 199 by Patriots in 2000 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BradTo00.htm

14 Pro Bowls,
3 All-Pros,
2007 NFL MVP,
2010 NFL MVP,
2017 NFL MVP,
10 Super Bowls - 7 NFL Championships,
13 AFC Championship games - 9 AFC Championships,
1 NFC Championship game - 1 NFC Championship,
45 Playoffs 34-11 .756,
Playoffs passer-rating 90.4,
230-69 .769 in regular season,
Hall of Fame All-2000s Team,
Hall of Fame All-2010s Team,
2007 Offensive Player of the Year,
2007 Bert Bell Award,
2009 Comeback Player of the Year,
2010 Offensive Player of the Year,
Indisputably the Greatest of All Time

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7. Dak Prescott, 2016-2020, 69 games, 97.3
(4th round pick 37 - overall 135 by Cowboys in 2016 draft)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_NFL_Draft

2 Pro Bowls,
3 Playoffs 1-2 .333,
Playoffs passer-rating 95.7,
42-27 .609 in regular season,
2016 Offensive Rookie of the Year

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9. Tony Romo, 2004-2016, 150 games, 97.1
(Undrafted college free agent signed by Cowboys in 2004)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RomoTo00.htm

4 Pro Bowls,
6 Playoffs 2-4 .333,
Playoffs passer-rating 93.0,
78-49 .614 in regular season

~~~

10. Steve Young, 169 games, 96.8
(1st pick by 49ers in 1984 Supplemental Draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/Y/YounSt00.htm

Hall of Fame,
7 Pro Bowls,
3 All-Pros,
1992 NFL MVP,
1994 NFL MVP,
1 Super Bowl - 1 NFL Championship,
4 NFC Championship games - 1 NFC Championship,
14 Playoffs 8-6 .571,
Playoffs passer-rating 85.8,
94-49 .657 in regular season,
1992 Offensive Player of the Year,
1992 Bert Bell Award,
1994 Bert Bell Award,

Steve Young was Joe Montana's backup during years
in which the 49ers won 2 Super Bowls, hence, his PFF
page shows 3 Super Bowls but Steve only won 1 Super
Bowl as QB starter. Also, NFC Championship games
above only shows the 4 games Steve was starter, los-
ing in '92 & '93 to the Cowboys, winning in '94 over the
Cowboys, losing in '97 to the Packers.

~~~

11. Peyton Manning, 1998-2015, 266 games, 96.5
(1st round pick 1 by Colts in 1998 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MannPe00.htm

Hall of Fame,
14 Pro Bowls,
7 All-Pros,
2003 NFL MVP,
2004 NFL MVP,
2008 NFL MVP,
2009 NFL MVP,
2013 NFL MVP,
4 Super Bowls - 2 NFL Championships,
5 AFC Championship games - 4 AFC Championships,
27 Playoffs 14-13 .519,
Playoffs passer-rating 87.4,
186-79 .702 in regular season,
Hall of Fame All-2000s Team,
2003 Bert Bell Award,
2004 Offensive Player of the Year,
2004 Bert Bell Award,
2005 Walter Payton Man of the Year,
2012 Comeback Player of the Year,
2013 Offensive Player of the Year,
2013 Bert Bell Award

~~~

12. Philip Rivers, 2004-2020, 244 games, 95.2
(1st round pick 4 by Giants in 2004 draft,
then traded to Chargers for Pick 1 in 2004
draft, Eli Manning)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RivePh00.htm

8 Pro Bowls,
2013 Comeback Player of the Year,
1 AFC Championship game,
12 Playoffs 5-7 .417,
Playoffs passer-rating 85.3,
134-106 .558 in regular season,

Retired after 2020 season

~~~

13. Matt Ryan, 2008-2020 205 games, 94.5
(1st round pick 3 by Falcons in 2008 draft)

4 Pro Bowls,
1 All-Pro,
2016 NFL MVP,
1 Super Bowl,
2 NFC Championship games - 1 NFC Championship,
10 Playoffs 4-6 .400,
Playoffs passer-rating 100.8,
113-92 .551 in regular season,
2008 Offensive Rookie of the Year,
2016 Offensive Player of the Year,
2016 Bert Bell Award

~~~

14. Ben Roethlisberger, 2004-2020 233 games, 94.0
(1st round pick 11 by Steelers in 2004 draft)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RoetBe00.htm

6 Pro Bowls,
1 All-Pro,
3 Super Bowls - 2 NFL Championships,
5 AFC Championship games - 3 AFC Championships,
22 Playoffs 13-9 .591,
Playoffs passer-rating 86.4,
156-74-1 .677 in regular season,
2004 Offensive Rookie of the Year

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15. Kurt Warner, 1998-2009 125 games, 93.7
(Undrafted college free agent signed by Packers in 1994,
didn't make the team, played in Arena Football League
1995-1997, signed by Rams to a futures contract after
1997 season ended, was 3rd string Rams QB in 1998,
after injury to QB starter, became Rams starting
QB in 1999)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WarnKu00.htm

Hall of Fame,
4 Pro Bowls,
2 All-Pros,
1999 NFL MVP,
2001 NFL MVP,
3 Super Bowls - 1 NFL Championship,
3 NFC Championship games - 3 NFC Championships,
13 Playoffs 9-4 .692,
Playoffs passer-rating 102.8,
67-49 .578 in regular season,
1999 Bert Bell Award,
2008 Walter Payton Man of the Year

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16. Joe Montana, 1979-1990 & 1992-1994, 92.3
(1979 3rd round pick 26 - overall 82 by 49ers)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MontJo01.htm

Hall of Fame,
8 Pro Bowls,
3 All-Pros,
1989 NFL MVP,
1990 NFL MVP,
4 Super Bowls - 4 NFL Championships,
6 NFC Championship games - 4 NFC Championships,
1 AFC Championship game,
23 Playoffs 16-7 .696,
Playoffs passer-rating 95.6,
117-47 .713 in regular season,
Hall of Fame All-1980s Team,
1986 Comeback Player of the Year,
1989 Offensive Player of the Year,
1989 Bert Bell Award

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17. Derek Carr, 2014-2020, 92.1
(2014 Round 2 Pick 4 - overall 36 by Raiders)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CarrDe02.htm

3 Pro Bowls,
No Playoffs,
47-63 .427 in regular season

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18. Ryan Tannehill, 2012-2020, 92.0
(2012 Round 1 Pick 8 by Dolphins)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/T/TannRy00.htm