Don Strock - Every Game With Two 400 or More Yard Quarterbacks

Every Game With Two 400 or More Yard Quarterbacks

Rank Quarterback Date Game Attempts Comp Yards TDs INTs Rating
1 Matt Flynn
Matt Stafford		 1/1/2012 Green Bay Packers: 45
Detroit Lions: 41		 44
59		 31
36		 480
520		 6
5		 1
2		 136.4
103.8
Total: 86 Points 103 67 1000 11 3
2 Tom Brady
Chad Henne		 9/12/2011 New England Patriots: 38
Miami Dolphins: 24		 48
49		 32
30		 517
416		 4
2		 1
1		 121.6
93.6
Total: 62 Points 97 62 933 6 2
3 Ken O'Brien
Dan Marino		 9/21/1986 New York Jets: 51
Miami Dolphins: 45		 43
50		 29
30		 479
448		 4
6		 1
2		 126.0
112.3
Total: 96 Points 93 59 927 10 3
4 Matt Schaub
Donovan McNabb		 9/19/2010 Houston Texans: 30
Washington Redskins: 27		 52
38		 38
28		 497
426		 3
1		 1
0		 114.0
119.0
Total: 57 Points 90 66 923 4 1
5 Dan Marino
Drew Bledsoe		 9/4/1994 Miami Dolphins: 39
New England Patriots: 35		 42
51		 23
32		 473
421		 5
4		 1
2		 124.3
96.6
Total: 74 Points 93 55 894 9 3
6 Jim Kelly
Steve Young		 9/13/1992 Buffalo Bills: 34
San Francisco 49ers: 31		 33
37		 22
26		 403
449		 3
3		 1
1		 126.2
127.0
Total: 65 Points 70 48 852 6 2
7 Dan Fouts
Ken Anderson		 12/20/1982 San Diego Chargers: 50
Cincinnati Bengals: 34		 40
56		 25
40		 435
416		 1
2		 2
1		 87.0
97.0
Total: 84 Points 96 65 851 3 3
8 Dan Fouts
Don Strock		 1/2/1982 San Diego Chargers: 41
Miami Dolphins: 38		 53
43		 33
29		 433
403		 3
4		 1
1		 116.2
118.7
Total: 79 Points 96 62 836 7 2
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