List of Most Consecutive Starts By A National Football League Quarterback - All-time Consecutive Starts Streaks

All-time Consecutive Starts Streaks

Updated through the 2012 season in progress (through Divisional round)

Bold denotes an active streak

Rank Quarterback Streak start Streak end Teams Regular
season		 Playoffs Total Ref.
1 Brett Favre Green Bay;
NY Jets;
Minnesota		 297 24 321
2 Peyton Manning Indianapolis 208 19 227
3 Eli Manning NY Giants 135 11 146
4 Ron Jaworski Philadelphia 116 7 123
5 Philip Rivers San Diego 112 7 119
6 Tom Brady New England 111 17 128
7 Joe Ferguson Buffalo 107 3 110
8 Dan Marino Miami 95 4 99
9 Roman Gabriel LA Rams 89 2 91
10 Johnny Unitas Baltimore 88 3 91
11 Jim Everett LA Rams 87 4 91
12 Richard Todd NY Jets;
New Orleans		 86 4 90
13 Aaron Brooks New Orleans 82 2 84
14 Trent Green Kansas City 81 1 82
15 Joe Flacco Baltimore 80 11 91
16 Drew Brees San Diego;
New Orleans		 79 2 81
17 Steve Grogan New England 76 2 78
18T Fran Tarkenton Minnesota;
NY Giants		 71 0 71
18T Joe Theismann Washington 71 8 79
18T Rich Gannon Oakland 71 7 78
21T Brian Sipe Cleveland 70 1 71
21T Trent Dilfer Tampa Bay 70 2 72
21T Drew Bledsoe Buffalo; Dallas 70 0 70
Other active streaks (minimum 50 consecutive starts)
Quarterback Streak start Streak end Teams Regular
season		 Playoffs Total Ref.
Tom Brady New England 64 6 70
Matt Ryan Atlanta 51 3 54

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