The 21 Greatest NFL Quarterbacks of All Time

By YPB Team

Ring-laden dynasty leaders, record-shattering gunslingers, and modern magicians who bend the game to their will — every era gets its shot here. Who takes the crown?

  1. Tom Brady — ranked #11
    Tom Brady
    Seven-time Super Bowl champion and the NFL's all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns.
    1000pts
  2. Troy Aikman — ranked #22
    Troy Aikman
    Cowboys triggerman of three 1990s Super Bowl championship teams.
    731pts
  3. Josh Allen — ranked #33
    Josh Allen
    Bills powerhouse and reigning MVP hailed as one of today's most unstoppable QBs.
    700pts
  4. John Elway — ranked #44
    John Elway
    Broncos legend famed for late-game comebacks and back-to-back Super Bowl titles.
    642pts
  5. Fran Tarkenton — ranked #55
    Fran Tarkenton
    Scrambling Vikings pioneer who held major passing records upon retirement.
    577pts
  6. Roger Staubach — ranked #66
    Roger Staubach
    Cowboys leader 'Captain America' known for comebacks and two Super Bowl wins.
    576pts
  7. Terry Bradshaw — ranked #77
    Terry Bradshaw
    Steelers quarterback who won four Super Bowls in the 1970s dynasty.
    576pts
  8. Drew Brees — ranked #88
    Drew Brees
    Saints record-setter who led New Orleans to its first Super Bowl.
    500pts
  9. Brett Favre — ranked #99
    Brett Favre
    Iron-man Packers star and the only player to win three straight MVP awards.
    500pts
  10. Steve Young — ranked #1010
    Steve Young
    Left-handed 49ers dynamo who won MVP honors and a Super Bowl MVP.
    409pts
  11. Joe Montana — ranked #1111
    Joe Montana
    Four-time Super Bowl winner nicknamed 'Joe Cool' for his clutch play with the 49ers.
    409pts
  12. Johnny Unitas — ranked #1212
    Johnny Unitas
    Colts icon who helped usher in the modern passing era with three championships.
    409pts
  13. Bart Starr — ranked #1313
    Bart Starr
    Packers field general who led Vince Lombardi's dynasty to the first two Super Bowls.
    409pts
  14. Peyton Manning — ranked #1414
    Peyton Manning
    Five-time MVP known as one of the most cerebral passers in league history.
    409pts
  15. Dan Marino — ranked #1515
    Dan Marino
    Dolphins gunslinger and prolific passer who rewrote the record books in the 1980s.
    409pts
  16. Ben Roethlisberger — ranked #1616
    Ben Roethlisberger
    Big Ben led the Steelers to two Super Bowl titles over an 18-year career.
    409pts
  17. Warren Moon — ranked #1717
    Warren Moon
    Prolific passer and Hall of Famer who starred for the Oilers and Vikings.
    409pts
  18. Patrick Mahomes — ranked #1818
    Patrick Mahomes
    Chiefs superstar and multiple-time MVP redefining the position in the modern era.
    300pts
  19. Otto Graham — ranked #1919
    Otto Graham
    Browns great who reached the championship game in all ten of his pro seasons.
    167pts
  20. Kurt Warner — ranked #2020
    Kurt Warner
    Undrafted underdog who won MVP and a Super Bowl with the 'Greatest Show on Turf' Rams.
    167pts
  21. Aaron Rodgers — ranked #2121
    Aaron Rodgers
    Four-time MVP renowned for pinpoint accuracy and improvisational brilliance.
    167pts

Comments

Johnny Unitas threw a touchdown in 47 straight games in a league nobody would recognise now, and the field here runs twenty-one deep: https://youpick.best/articles/tom-brady-vs-patrick-mahomes-ranked

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