List of Montreal Alouettes starting quarterbacks

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The following is an incomplete list of starting quarterbacks for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League that have started a regular season game for the team. This list includes postseason appearances since 1986, but does not include preseason games. They are listed in order of most starts with any tiebreaker being the date of each player's first start at quarterback for the Alouettes.

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Starting quarterbacks by season

Anthony Calvillo is the Alouettes all-time leader in games started, passing yards, passing touchdowns, and completions. Anthony Calvillo 2017.jpg
Anthony Calvillo is the Alouettes all-time leader in games started, passing yards, passing touchdowns, and completions.
Cody Fajardo is the most recent Alouettes starting quarterback to win the Grey Cup. 2024, 07, Cody Fajardo.jpg
Cody Fajardo is the most recent Alouettes starting quarterback to win the Grey Cup.
Sam Etcheverry started the second-most games in Alouettes history. 1957, 92, Sam Etcheverry.jpg
Sam Etcheverry started the second-most games in Alouettes history.

Where known, the number of games they started during the season is listed to the right:

Season(s)Regular seasonPostseason
2024 Cody Fajardo (13) / Davis Alexander (4) / Caleb Evans (1) Cody Fajardo (1)
2023 Cody Fajardo (16) / Caleb Evans (2) Cody Fajardo (3)
2022 Trevor Harris (15) / Vernon Adams (2) / Dominique Davis (1) Trevor Harris (2)
2021 Vernon Adams (8) / Matthew Shiltz (3) / Trevor Harris (3) Trevor Harris (1)
2020 Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019 Vernon Adams (15) / Antonio Pipkin (2) / Matthew Shiltz (1) Vernon Adams (1)
2018 Johnny Manziel (8) / Drew Willy (4) / Antonio Pipkin (4) / Jeff Mathews (1) / Vernon Adams (1)
2017 Darian Durant (15) / Drew Willy (2) / Matthew Shiltz (1)
2016 Kevin Glenn (9) / Rakeem Cato (6) / Vernon Adams (3)
2015 Rakeem Cato (10) / Jonathan Crompton (3) / Kevin Glenn (3) / Tanner Marsh (1) / Brandon Bridge (1)
2014 Jonathan Crompton (10) / Troy Smith (6) / Alex Brink (2) Jonathan Crompton (2)
2013 Anthony Calvillo (7) / Josh Neiswander (5) / Troy Smith (3) / Tanner Marsh (3) Troy Smith (1)
2012 Anthony Calvillo (17) / Adrian McPherson (1) Anthony Calvillo (1)
2011 Anthony Calvillo (18) Anthony Calvillo (1)
2010 Anthony Calvillo (15) / Adrian McPherson (2) / Chris Leak (1) Anthony Calvillo (2)
2009 Anthony Calvillo (16) / Adrian McPherson (2) Anthony Calvillo (2)
2008 Anthony Calvillo (17) / Marcus Brady (1) Anthony Calvillo (2)
2007 Anthony Calvillo (13) / Marcus Brady (4) / Jason Maas (1) Marcus Brady (1)
2006 Anthony Calvillo (18) Anthony Calvillo (2)
2005 Anthony Calvillo (17) / Ted White (1) Anthony Calvillo (3)
2004 Anthony Calvillo (18) Anthony Calvillo (1)
2003 Anthony Calvillo (18) Anthony Calvillo (2)
2002 Anthony Calvillo (17) / Matt Lytle (1) Anthony Calvillo (2)
2001 Anthony Calvillo (15) / Dan Gonzalez (2) / Jamie Barnette (1) Anthony Calvillo (1)
2000 Anthony Calvillo (17) / Stanley Jackson (1) Anthony Calvillo (2)
1999 Tracy Ham (9) / Anthony Calvillo (9) Tracy Ham (1)
1998 Tracy Ham (13) / Anthony Calvillo (5) Tracy Ham (2)
1997 Tracy Ham (16) / Marvin Graves (2) Tracy Ham (2)
1996 Tracy Ham (16) / Jimmy Kemp (2) Tracy Ham (2)
1987–1995Suspended operations
1986 Brian Ransom (12) / Walter Lewis (4) / Joe Barnes (2)
1985 * Turner Gill / Joe Barnes
1984 * Turner Gill / Gerry Dattilio
1983 * Johnny Evans / Ron Reeves (4) / Kevin Starkey / John Rogan
1982 * Johnny Evans / Luc Tousignant (5) / Steve Alatorre (1)
1981 * Vince Ferragamo (10) / Gerry Dattilio / Ken Johnson
1980 * Gerry Dattilio / Joe Barnes
1979 Joe Barnes (16)

Team passer rankings

Quarterbacks are listed by number of starts for the Montreal Alouettes. [1]

NameGSW–L–TCompAttPctYardsTDInt
Anthony Calvillo 237157–80–05,2108,16163.869,655398164
Sam Etcheverry 12264–57–11,9373,40756.930,381186213
Sonny Wade 7126–40–51,0832,09751.615,01489169
Tracy Ham 5437–16–17961,39457.117,4428337
Vernon Adams 2917–12–050481761.76,9804326
Jimmy Jones 2815–12–135566153.75,0743438
Turner Gill 2812–15–141172756.54,9283223
Carroll Williams 233–18–228255750.64,6702948
Bernie Faloney 238–15–020239151.73,0071040

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References

  1. "2024 CFL Guide" (PDF). Canadian Football League. p. 342. Retrieved July 11, 2024.