List of NFL players who have posted a perfect passer rating

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In the National Football League (NFL), the highest official passer rating that a player can achieve is 158.3, which is called a "perfect passer rating". [1] To qualify, during a single game a player must attempt at least 10 passes, have no interceptions, have a minimum completion percentage of 77.5%, have a minimum of 11.875% of their passes score touchdowns, and have a minimum of 12.5 yards on average per attempt. The passer rating was developed in 1971. [2] [3]

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As of the 2024 season, there have been 81 instances of a perfect passer rating in the regular season among 66 players. Eight players have achieved the feat more than once: Ben Roethlisberger and Lamar Jackson four times each; Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Kurt Warner three times each; and Craig Morton, Ken O'Brien and Jared Goff twice each.

Four players have posted a perfect passer rating in a postseason game: Terry Bradshaw, Dave Krieg, Peyton Manning, and Don Meredith. Krieg and Manning are the only players to have a perfect passer rating during the regular season and the postseason. No player has posted multiple perfect passer ratings in the postseason.

Roethlisberger (2007) and Jackson (2019) are the only quarterbacks with multiple perfect ratings in a single regular season. Three teams have had two different quarterbacks achieve a perfect rating in the same season: The 1954 Cleveland Browns with Otto Graham and George Ratterman, the 1973 Atlanta Falcons with Dick Shiner and Bob Lee, and the 1989 San Francisco 49ers with Steve Young and Joe Montana. Peyton Manning had a perfect rating in the 2003 regular season followed by one in the 2003 postseason.

Drew Bledsoe, Robert Griffin III, and Marcus Mariota are the only players to achieve a perfect passer rating in their rookie seasons, with Mariota being the only player to post one in his NFL debut. [4]

Five of these performances were in a losing cause, though Chad Pennington was the only quarterback to play from start to finish and record both a loss and a perfect rating. Fourteen players have had a game in which they earned a perfect 158.3 passer rating and another game in which they earned a 0.0, the lowest possible passer rating, during their career. Geno Smith had a perfect rating and a zero rating in the same season (2014). [5]

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Regular season

Overview of NFL quarterbacks with a perfect passer rating
#PlayerDateTeamOpponentResultComp.Att.YardsTDs
1 Ray Mallouf [6] October 17, 1948 Chicago Cardinals New York Giants W 63–3514182524
2 Sammy Baugh [7] October 16, 1949 Washington Redskins New York Bulldogs W 38–1416202544
3 Otto Graham [8] October 10, 1954 Cleveland Browns Chicago Cardinals W 31–714182663
4 George Ratterman [9] November 7, 1954 Cleveland Browns Washington Redskins W 62–310112083
5 Milt Plum [9] October 5, 1958 Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Steelers W 45–1213141972
6 M.C. Reynolds [10] December 6, 1959 Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions L 45–218101702
7 Len Dawson [11] September 7, 1963 Kansas City Chiefs Denver Broncos W 59–712152784
8 Y.A. Tittle [12] November 10, 1963 New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles W 42–1416202613
9 Frank Ryan [13] December 12, 1964 Cleveland Browns New York Giants W 52–2012132025
10 Sonny Jurgensen [14] October 24, 1965 Washington Redskins St. Louis Cardinals W 24–2012141953
11 Joe Namath [15] October 22, 1967 New York Jets Miami Dolphins W 33–1413151992
12 Johnny Unitas [16] November 12, 1967 Baltimore Colts Atlanta Falcons W 49–717203704
13 Don Meredith [17] December 24, 1967 Dallas Cowboys Cleveland Browns W 52–1410122122
13 Craig Morton [18] October 5, 1969 Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Eagles W 38–714182613
14 Fran Tarkenton [19] October 25, 1970 New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals W 35–1715182805
15 Daryle Lamonica [20] September 17, 1972 Oakland Raiders Pittsburgh Steelers L 34–288101722
16 Dick Shiner [21] September 16, 1973 Atlanta Falcons New Orleans Saints W 62–713152273
17 Bob Lee [22] October 14, 1973 Atlanta Falcons Chicago Bears W 46–611131812
18 James Harris [23] October 20, 1974 Los Angeles Rams San Francisco 49ers W 37–1412152763
19 Ken Anderson [24] November 3, 1974 Cincinnati Bengals Baltimore Colts W 24–1417212973
20 Jim Hart [25] November 23, 1975 St. Louis Cardinals New York Jets W 37–611132422
21 Dan Fouts [26] September 26, 1976 San Diego Chargers St. Louis Cardinals W 43–2415182594
22 Scott Hunter [27] October 31, 1976 Atlanta Falcons New Orleans Saints W 23–2010111382
23 Steve Grogan [28] October 29, 1978 New England Patriots New York Jets W 55–2115192814
24 Brian Sipe [29] Cleveland Browns Buffalo Bills W 41–2012152173
25 Bob Griese [30] December 18, 1978 Miami Dolphins New England Patriots W 23–312131712
26 Vince Evans [31] December 7, 1980 Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers W 61–718223163
27 Craig Morton (2) [32] September 27, 1981 Denver Broncos San Diego Chargers W 42–2417183084
28 Steve Bartkowski [33] September 23, 1984 Atlanta Falcons Houston Oilers W 42–1011131953
29 Ken O'Brien [34] November 2, 1986 New York Jets Seattle Seahawks W 38–726324314
30 Steve Young [35] October 22, 1989 San Francisco 49ers New England Patriots W 37–2011121883
31 Joe Montana [36] November 12, 1989 San Francisco 49ers Atlanta Falcons W 45–316192703
32 Ken O'Brien (2) [37] December 23, 1990 New York Jets New England Patriots W 42–711122102
33 Rich Gannon [38] October 15, 1992 Minnesota Vikings Detroit Lions W 31–148101462
34 Bobby Hebert [39] September 12, 1993 Atlanta Falcons New Orleans Saints L 34–3114182433
35 Mike Buck [40] October 17, 1993 New Orleans Saints Pittsburgh Steelers L 37–1410111642
36 Drew Bledsoe [41] December 26, 1993 New England Patriots Indianapolis Colts W 38–09111432
37 Craig Erickson [42] September 11, 1994 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Indianapolis Colts W 24–1019243133
38 Dave Krieg [43] November 24, 1994 Detroit Lions Buffalo Bills W 35–2120253513
39 Chris Chandler [44] September 25, 1995 Houston Oilers Cincinnati Bengals W 38–2823263524
40 Jeff Blake [45] October 19, 1995 Cincinnati Bengals Pittsburgh Steelers W 27–918222753
41 Kurt Warner [46] October 3, 1999 St. Louis Rams Cincinnati Bengals W 38–1017213103
42 Kurt Warner (2) [47] October 1, 2000 St. Louis Rams San Diego Chargers W 57–3124303904
43 Peyton Manning [48] October 22, 2000 Indianapolis Colts New England Patriots W 30–2316202683
44 Doug Flutie [49] December 24, 2000 Buffalo Bills Seattle Seahawks W 42–2320253663
45 Peyton Manning (2) [50] November 10, 2002 Indianapolis Colts Philadelphia Eagles W 35–1318233193
46 Kerry Collins [51] December 22, 2002 New York Giants Indianapolis Colts W 44–2723293664
47 Peyton Manning (3) [52] September 28, 2003 Indianapolis Colts New Orleans Saints W 55–2120253146
48 Chad Pennington [53] November 16, 2003 New York Jets Indianapolis Colts L 38–3111142193
49 Trent Green [54] December 14, 2003 Kansas City Chiefs Detroit Lions W 45–1720253413
50 Ben Roethlisberger [55] September 11, 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers Tennessee Titans W 34–79112182
51 Donovan McNabb [56] September 23, 2007 Philadelphia Eagles Detroit Lions W 56–2121263814
52 Tom Brady [57] October 21, 2007 New England Patriots Miami Dolphins W 49–2821253546
53 Ben Roethlisberger (2) [58] November 5, 2007 Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Ravens W 38–713162095
54 Ben Roethlisberger (3) [59] December 20, 2007 Pittsburgh Steelers St. Louis Rams W 41–2416202613
55 Kurt Warner (3) [60] September 14, 2008 Arizona Cardinals Miami Dolphins W 31–1019243613
56 Eli Manning [61] October 11, 2009 New York Giants Oakland Raiders W 44–78101732
57 Drew Brees [62] November 30, 2009 New Orleans Saints New England Patriots W 38–1718233715
58 Tom Brady (2) [63] November 25, 2010 New England Patriots Detroit Lions W 45–2421273414
59 Robert Griffin III [64] November 18, 2012 Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles W 31–614152004
60 Nick Foles [65] November 3, 2013 Philadelphia Eagles Oakland Raiders W 49–2022284067
61 Alex Smith [66] December 15, 2013 Kansas City Chiefs Oakland Raiders W 56–3117202875
62 Geno Smith [67] December 28, 2014 New York Jets Miami Dolphins W 37–2420253583
63 Marcus Mariota [68] September 13, 2015 Tennessee Titans Tampa Bay Buccaneers W 42–1413162094
64 Ryan Tannehill [69] October 25, 2015 Miami Dolphins Houston Texans W 44–2618192824
65 Kirk Cousins [70] November 15, 2015 Washington Redskins New Orleans Saints W 47–1420253244
66 Jared Goff [71] September 27, 2018 Los Angeles Rams Minnesota Vikings W 38–3126334655
67 Russell Wilson [72] October 28, 2018 Seattle Seahawks Detroit Lions W 28–1414172483
68 Ben Roethlisberger (4) [73] November 8, 2018 Pittsburgh Steelers Carolina Panthers W 52–2122253285
69 Lamar Jackson [74] September 8, 2019 Baltimore Ravens Miami Dolphins W 59–1017203245
70 Dak Prescott [75] Dallas Cowboys New York Giants W 35–1725324054
71 Deshaun Watson [76] October 6, 2019 Houston Texans Atlanta Falcons W 53–3228334265
72 Aaron Rodgers [77] October 20, 2019 Green Bay Packers Oakland Raiders W 42–2425314295
73 Lamar Jackson (2) [78] November 10, 2019 Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals W 49–1315172233
74 Tom Brady (3) [79] December 26, 2020 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Detroit Lions W 47–722273484
75 Josh Allen [80] October 1, 2023 Buffalo Bills Miami Dolphins W 48–2021253204
76 Brock Purdy [81] November 19, 2023 San Francisco 49ers Tampa Bay Buccaneers W 27–1421253333
77 Baker Mayfield [82] December 17, 2023 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Green Bay Packers W 34–2022283814
78 Lamar Jackson (3) [83] December 31, 2023 Baltimore Ravens Miami Dolphins W 56–1918213215
79 Kyler Murray [84] September 15, 2024 Arizona Cardinals Los Angeles Rams W 41–1017212663
80 Lamar Jackson (4) [85] November 3, 2024 Baltimore Ravens Denver Broncos W 41–1016192803
81 Jared Goff (2) [86] November 17, 2024 Detroit Lions Jacksonville Jaguars W 52–624294124

Postseason

Overview of NFL quarterbacks with a perfect passer rating
#PlayerDateTeamOpponentResultComp.Att.YardsTDs
1 Don Meredith [87] December 24, 1967 Dallas Cowboys Cleveland Browns W 52–1410122122
2 Terry Bradshaw [88] December 19, 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Colts W 40–1414182643
3 Dave Krieg [89] December 24, 1983 Seattle Seahawks Denver Broncos W 31–712132003
4 Peyton Manning [90] January 4, 2004 Indianapolis Colts Denver Broncos W 41–1022263775
#PlayerDateTeamOpponentResultComp.Att.YardsTDs

Statistics

Only Nick Foles has accomplished a perfect passer rating with seven touchdowns thrown. Two players have accomplished a perfect passer rating with six touchdowns thrown: Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Jared Goff is the only player to have two 400-yard perfect passer games. Thirteen players have accomplished a perfect passer rating with only two touchdowns thrown: it is impossible to achieve a perfect passer rating with less than two touchdowns because of the 10 attempt minimum to qualify and the minimum 11.875% touchdown-to-attempted-pass ratio.

Six players have accomplished a perfect passer rating with 30 or more attempts: Jared Goff, Ken O'Brien, Dak Prescott, Aaron Rodgers, Kurt Warner, and Deshaun Watson.

Ryan Tannehill holds the record for highest completion rate in a perfect game, completing 18 of 19 passes (94.7%) in 2015. Chris Chandler has the best rate for a game with at least 20 pass attempts, completing 23 of 26 passes (88.5%)

Jared Goff has the most passing yards in a perfect game, with 465. Six other players – Nick Foles, Ken O'Brien, Dak Prescott, Aaron Rodgers, Deshaun Watson and Jared Goff (2nd game) – have each accomplished a perfect passer rating with more than 400 passing yards.

Scott Hunter has the fewest passing yards in a perfect game, with 138. Drew Bledsoe and Rich Gannon also achieved a perfect game with less than 150 yards. The lowest number of yards possible for a perfect game is 125, due to the 10 attempt minimum.

Ben Roethlisberger holds the record of accomplishing a perfect passer rating with most yards per pass attempt (19.8).

Three players have accomplished a perfect passer rating in their rookie season: Drew Bledsoe, Robert Griffin III (commonly known as "RG3"), and Marcus Mariota. Mariota is the only player to do so in his professional debut. Two players have accomplished a perfect passer rating twice in the same season: Lamar Jackson and Ben Roethlisberger [91] [92]

On two separate occasions, two players achieved a perfect passer rating on the same day. The first occurrence was on October 29, 1978, when Steve Grogan and Brian Sipe each achieved a perfect passer rating. The second occurrence was on September 8, 2019, when both Lamar Jackson and Dak Prescott accomplished the feat.

Tom Brady is the oldest player to have ever post a perfect passer rating, accomplishing the record feat at 43 years, 145 days old. Brady also holds the largest time span between first and last perfect ratings, with 13 years, 66 days.

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