2012 NFL quarterbacks win–loss records

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Peyton Manning leads all active quarterbacks in Regular season wins

In the National Football League the quarterback is the only position player to be credited with a record of wins and losses as a starter. At the end of the 2012 season, Peyton Manning had won 154 games and is the current leader. Seven quarterbacks in this group are in the Top 50 quarterbacks of all time based on the total number of victories in the regular season. The current threshold to place in the top 50 is 69 wins. With 7 victories in the 2012 season, Philip Rivers joined that elite list.

Tom Brady has the highest winning percentage among active QB's with at least a full season of starts and is in 2nd place among active QBs for most regular season wins.

2012 Season Win Loss Records

The sortable table below shows starting Quarterback wins and losses for the 2012 season.
Ties in the NFL are counted as ½ win and ½ loss and are shown as ".5" win and ".5" loss.

All records can be verified at the Pro-football reference.com site titled "Football Players who played as a Quarterback".

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Losing start(s), injury 0 0	Returned from injury 0
Missing start(s), coach's decision 0 0	Regained starting job 0

2012 NFL Season

Quarterback	0Wins0 2012	Losses 2012	Win % 2012	Team	Division
Matt Ryan 0 0 0	13	3	.813	Atlanta	NFC South
Peyton Manning0 0 0	13	3	.813	Denver	AFC West
Matt Schaub 0 0	12	4	.750	Houston	AFC South
Tom Brady0 0	12	4	.750	New England	AFC East
Aaron Rodgers0 0	11	5	.688	Green Bay	NFC North
Wilson, Russell Russell Wilson 0 0	11	5	.688	Seattle	NFC West
Luck, Andrew Andrew Luck	11	5	.688	Indianapolis	AFC South
Cutler, Jay Jay Cutler	10	5	.667	Chicago	NFC North
Joe Flacco0 0	10	6	.625	Baltimore	AFC North
Christian Ponder	10	6	.625	Minnesota	NFC North
Griffin, RobertRobert Griffin III 0 0	9	6	.600	Washington	NFC East
Andy Dalton	9	6	.600	Cincinnati	AFC North
Eli Manning	9	7	.563	New York Giants	NFC East
Tony Romo	8	8	.500	Dallas	NFC East
Sam Bradford	7.5	8.5	.469	St. Louis	NFC West
Ben Roethlisberger	7	6	.538	Pittsburgh	AFC North
Tannehill, Ryan Ryan Tannehill	7	9	.438	Miami	AFC East
Drew Brees	7	9	.438	New Orleans	NFC South
Josh Freeman	7	9	.438	Tampa Bay	NFC South
Cam Newton	7	9	.438	Carolina	NFC South
Philip Rivers	7	9	.438	San Diego	AFC West
Alex Smith	6.5	2.5	.722	San Francisco	NFC West
Mark Sanchez	6	9	.400	New York Jets	AFC East
Ryan Fitzpatrick	6	10	.375	Buffalo	AFC East
Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick	5	2	.714	San Francisco	NFC West
Weeden Brandon Brandon Weeden	5	10	.333	Cleveland	AFC North
Locker, Jake Jake Locker	4	7	.364	Tennessee	AFC South
Carson Palmer0	4	11	.267	Oakland	AFC West
Matthew Stafford	4	12	.250	Detroit	NFC North
Kevin Kolb0	3	2	.600	Arizona	NFC West
Michael Vick	3	7	.300	Philadelphia	NFC East
Matt Hasselbeck	2	3	.400	Tennessee	AFC South
Cousins,KirkKirk Cousins	1	0	1.000	Washington	NFC East
Mohamed Sanu	1	0	1.000	Cincinnati	AFC North
Charlie Batch	1	1	.500	Pittsburgh	AFC North
Ryan Lindley	1	3	.250	Arizona	NFC West
Chad Henne	1	5	.167	Jacksonville	AFC South
Nick Foles	1	5	.167	Philadelphia	NFC East
John Skelton	1	5	.167	Arizona	NFC West
Brady Quinn	1	7	.125	Kansas City	AFC West
Matt Cassel	1	7	.125	Kansas City	AFC West
Blaine Gabbert0	1	9	.100	Jacksonville	AFC South
Terrelle Pryor	0	1	.000	Oakland	AFC West
Greg McElroy	0	1	.000	New York Jets	AFC East
Lewis Thaddeus Lewis	0	1	.000	Cleveland	AFC North
Brian Hoyer	0	1	.000	Arizona	NFC West
Jason Campbell	0	1	.000	Chicago	NFC North
Byron Leftwich	0	1	.000	Pittsburgh	AFC North

Starting QB Changes

Season Ending Injury ^	Backup started 0
Missing start(s), coach's decision0 0	Bold – current starter0

Starting Quarterback Changes

Team	Week number
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Arizona	John Skelton ankle injury	Kevin Kolb Shoulder injury					John Skelton0					Ryan Lindley		John Skelton	Ryan Lindley		Brian Hoyer
Chicago	Jay Cutler concussion										Jason Campbell	Jay Cutler
Cleveland	Brandon Weeden right shoulder																Thaddeus Lewis
Jacksonville	Blaine Gabbert ^ right forearm, left shoulder											Chad Henne
Kansas City	Matt Cassel concussion					Brady Quinn concussion			Matt Cassel0			Brady Quinn
New York Jets	Mark Sanchez back injury															Greg McElroy	Mark Sanchez
Oakland	Carson Palmer ribs, chest injury																Terrelle Pryor
Philadelphia	Michael Vick concussion										Nick Foles hand injury						Michael Vick
Pittsburgh	Ben Roethlisberger right shoulder & rib injury										Leftwich ^ ribs	Charlie Batch		Ben Roethlisberger
Tennessee	Jake Locker shoulder injury				Matt Hasselbeck					Jake Locker
San Francisco	Alex Smith concussion										Colin Kaepernick
Washington	Robert Griffin III ^ knee injury																Kirk Cousins
Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17

Leader Boards 2012 Season

AFC Leader Boards

AFC Best Weekly Quarterback Records

Week	East Wins – Losses	North Wins – Losses	South Wins – Losses	West Wins – Losses
1	1–0	1–0	1–0	1–0
2	1–1	1–1	2–0	2–0
3	2–1	2–1	3–0	2–1
4	2–2	3–1	4–0	3–1
5	3–2	4–1	5–0	3–2
6	3–3	5–1	5–1	3–3
7	4–3	5–2	6–1	3–3
8	5–3	5–2	6–1	4–3
9	5–3	6–2	7–1	5–3
10	6–3	7–2	8–1	6–3
11	7–3	8–2	9–1	7–3
12	8–3	9–2	10–1	8–3
13	9–3	9–3	11–1	9–3
14	10–3	9–4	11–2	10–3
15	10–4	9–5	12–2	11–3
16	11–4	10–5	12–3	12–3
17	12–4	10–6	12–4	13–3

AFC Weekly Leaders
AFC East		Best QB Record 12–4
Quarterback	Team	Week number
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Mark Sanchez	New York Jets
Ryan Fitzpatrick	Buffalo
Tom Brady	New England
Ryan Tannehill	Miami
AFC North		Best QB Record 10–6
Quarterback	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Joe Flacco	Baltimore
Andy Dalton	Cincinnati
Ben Roethlisberger	Pittsburgh
AFC South		Best QB Record 12–4
Quarterback	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Matt Schaub	Houston
AFC West		Best QB Record 13–3
Quarterback	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Philip Rivers	San Diego
Peyton Manning	Denver

NFC Leader Boards

NFC Best Weekly Quarterback Records

Week	East Wins – Losses	North Wins – Losses	South Wins – Losses	West Wins – Losses
1	1–0	1–0	1–0	1–0
2	2–0	1–1	2–0	2–0
3	2–1	2–1	3–0	2–0
4	3–1	3–1	4–0	3–0
5	3–2	4–1	5–0	4–1
6	4–2	4–1	6–0	4–2
7	5–2	5–1	6–0	5–2
8	6–2	6–1	7–0	6–2
9	6–3	7–1	8–0	6–2
10	6–4	7–2	8–1	6–2–1
11	6–4	7–2	9–1	6–2–1
12	7–4	8–2	10–1	6–2–1
13	7–5	8–3	11–1	7–5
14	8–5	9–4	11–2	8–5
15	8–6	10–4	12–2	9–5
16	8–6	11–4	13–2	10–5
17	9–6	11–5	13–3	11–5

NFC Weekly Leaders
NFC East		Best QB Record 9–6
Quarterback	Team	Week number
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Eli Manning	New York Giants
Michael Vick	Philadelphia
Tony Romo	Dallas
Robert Griffin III	Washington
NFC North		Best QB Record 11–5
Quarterback	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Christian Ponder	Minnesota
Jay Cutler	Chicago
Matthew Stafford	Detroit
Aaron Rogers	Green Bay
NFC South		Best QB Record 13–3
Quarterback	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Matt Ryan	Atlanta
Josh Freeman	Tampa Bay
NFC West		Best QB Record 11–5
Quarterback	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Alex Smith	San Francisco
Russell Wilson	Seattle
Kevin Kolb	Arizona
John Skelton	Arizona

Philip Rivers is now in the top 50 QBs with 69 wins.

Career Win Loss Record

Joe Flacco has led the Ravens to the playoffs 5 straight years.

Eli Manning leads the NFC East in Regular season wins

The sortable table below shows active quarterbacks that have been credited with starts and were on a team roster during the 2012 season. The career win loss totals are by the Qb's name. Wins separated by teams are on the right side of the table.

Ties in the NFL are counted as ½ win and ½ loss. In the rare case of a player leading his team to a tie, it will show that way.

The quarterbacks are ranked by most wins first, then fewest losses 2nd. If a qb did not start in 2012, he is listed in the lower part of the table.

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A indicates an NFL Quarterback in the Top 50 all time for Wins in Regular Season.

0**0	Quarterback started in the 2012 Season0**
0*0	Quarterback last started in the 2011 Season0*	0	Winning percentage ≥ .600
0^0	Quarterback last started in the 2010 Season0^	0	Winning percentage ≥ .700
0†0	Quarterback last started in the 2007 Season0†

Quarterbacks Ranked by Most Regular Season Wins then Fewest Loses
Through 2012 Season

		Thru 2012	Thru 2012
Rank	Quarterback	Career Wins	Career Losses	Win %	0Wins0 2012	Losses 2012	Season joined	Current Team Former Teams	Team Wins thru 2011	Team Losses thru 2011	Ref.
1	Peyton Manning**	154	70	.688	13	3	2012	Denver Broncos Colts 1998	— 141	— 67
2	Tom Brady**	136	39	.777	12	4	2000	New England Patriots	124	35
3	Drew Brees**	99	70	.586	7	9	2006	New Orleans Saints Chargers 2001	62 30	33 28
4	Ben Roethlisberger**	87	39	.690	7	6	2004	Pittsburgh Steelers	80	33
5	Matt Hasselbeck**	80	72	.526	2	3	2011	Tennessee Titans Seahawks 2001	9 69	7 62
6	Eli Manning**	78	57	.578	9	7	2004	New York Giants	69	50
7	Philip Rivers**	70	42	.625	7	9	2004	San Diego Chargers	63	33
8	Michael Vick**	56.5	44.5	.559	3	7	2009	Philadelphia Eagles Falcons 2001	15 38.5	9 28.5
9	Matt Ryan**	56	22	.718	13	3	2008	Atlanta Falcons	43	19
10	Tony Romo**	55	38	.591	8	8	2004	Dallas Cowboys	47	30
11	Joe Flacco**	54	26	.675	10	6	2008	Baltimore Ravens	44	20
12	Carson Palmer**	54	67	.446	4	11	2011	Oakland Raiders Bengals 2004	4 46	5 51
13	Aaron Rodgers**	52	26	.667	11	5	2005	Green Bay Packers	41	21
14	Jay Cutler **	51	42	.548	10	5	2009	Chicago Bears Broncos 2006	24 17	17 20
15	Matt Schaub**	44	38	.537	12	4	2007	Houston Texans Falcons 2004	32 0	32 2
16	Alex Smith**	38.5	36.5	.513	6.5	2.5	2005	San Francisco 49ers	32	34
18	Mark Sanchez**	33	29	.532	6	9	2009	New York Jets	27	20
19	Jason Campbell**	31	40	.437	0.5	1	2012	Chicago Bears Raiders 2010 Redskins 2006	— 11 20	— 7 32
20	Matt Cassel**	29	33	.468	1	7	2009	Kansas City Chiefs Patriots 2005	18 10	21 5
22	Charlie Batch**	25	30	.455	1	1	2003	Pittsburgh Steelers Lions 1998	5 19	2 27
23	Ryan Fitzpatrick**	24.5	43.5	.360	6	10	2009	Buffalo Bills Bengals 2007 Rams 2005	14 4.5 0	23 7.5 3
24	Byron Leftwich**	24	26	.480	0.5	1	2010	Pittsburgh Steelers Buccaneers 2009 Falcons 2007 Jaguars 2003	0 0 0 24	0 3 2 20
25	Josh Freeman**	24	32	.429	7	9	2009	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	17	23
27	Andy Dalton**	18	13	.581	9	6	2011	Cincinnati Bengals	9	7
30	Matthew Stafford**	17	28	.378	4	12	2009	Detroit Lions	13	16
31	Sam Bradford**	15.5	26.5	.369	7.5	8.5	2010	St. Louis Rams	8	18
33	Chad Henne**	14	23	.378	1	5	2012	Jacksonville Jaguars Dolphins 2008	— 13	— 18
36	Cam Newton**	13	19	.406	7	9	2011	Carolina Panthers	6	10
38	Christian Ponder**	12	14	.462	10	6	2011	Minnesota Vikings	2	8
39 T	Luck, Andrew Andrew Luck**	11	5	.688	11	5	2012	Indianapolis Colts	—	—
39 T	Wilson,Russell Russell Wilson**	11	5	.688	11	5	2012	Seattle Seahawks	—	—
41	Griffin, RobertRobert Griffin III**	9	6	.600	9	6	2012	Washington Redskins	—	—
42	Kevin Kolb**	9	12	.429	3	2	2011	Arizona Cardinals Eagles 2007	3 3	6 4
44	John Skelton**	8	9	.471	1	5	2010	Arizona Cardinals	7	4
46	Tannehill, RyanRyan Tannehill**	7	9	.438	7	9	2012	Miami Dolphins	—	—
49	Kaepernick Colin Colin Kaepernick	5	2	.714	5	2	2011	San Francisco 49ers	0	0
50	Weeden, Brandon Brandon Weeden**	5	10	.333	5	10	2012	Cleveland Browns	—	—
51	Blaine Gabbert**	5	19	.208	1	9	2011	Jacksonville Jaguars	4	10
52	Locker,Jake Jake Locker**	4	7	.364	4	7	2011	Tennessee Titans	0	0
54	Quinn, BradyBrady Quinn**	4	16	.200	1	7	2012	Kansas City Chiefs Browns 2007	— 3	— 9
59	Cousins. Kirk Kirk Cousins**	1	0	1.000	1	0	2012	Washington Redsins	—	—
62 T	Lindley,Ryan Ryan Lindley**	1	3	.250	1	3	2012	Arizona Cardinals	—	—
64	Foles, Nick Nick Foles**	1	5	.167	1	5	2012	Philadelphia Eagles	—	—
67 T	Pryor Terrelle Terrelle Pryor**	0	1	.000	0.5	1	2011	Oakland Raiders	0	0
67 T	Hoyer Brian Hoyer**	0	1	.000	0.5	1	2012	Arizona Cardinals New England 2009	— 0	— 0
67 T	Lewis,Thaddeus Thaddeus Lewis**	0	1	.000	0.5	1	2011	Cleveland Browns	0	0
67 T	McElroy, Greg Greg McElroy**	0	1	.000	0.5	1	2011	New York Jets	0	0
100	Z	-1	-1	-1	-1 ↓↓↓	19↓↓↓		Y E	-.5	-.5
17	Kyle Orton*	35	34	.507	0	0	2012	Dallas Cowboys Chiefs 2011 Broncos 2009 Bears 2005	— 2 12 21	— 1 21 12
21	Rex Grossman*	25	22	.532	0	0	2010	Washington Redskins Bears 2003	6 19	10 12
26	David Carr †	23	56	.291	0	020	2011	New York Giants Panthers 2007 Texans 2002	0 1 22	0 3 53
28	Derek Anderson^	18	25	.419	0	020	2011	Carolina Panthers Cardinals 2010 Browns 2006	0 2 16	0 7 18
29	Jackson, Tarvaris Tarvaris Jackson*	17	17	.500	0	020	2012	Buffalo Bills Seahawks 2011 Vikings 2006	— 7 10	— 7 10
32	Edwards, Trent Trent Edwards^	14	19	.424	0	020	2012	Philadelphia Eagles Jaguars 2010 Bills 2007	— 0 14	— 1 18
34	Matt Moore*	13	12	.520	0	020	2011	Miami Dolphins Panthers 2007	6 7	6 6
35	Shaun Hill^	13	13	.500	0	020	2010	Detroit Lions 49ers 2007	3 10	7 6
15	Vince Young*	31	19	.620	0	020	2013	Green Bay Packers Eagles 2011 Titans 2010	0 1 30	0 2 17
37	McCown, Josh Josh McCown*	13	20	.394	0	0 20	2011	Chicago Bears Raiders 2007 Cardinals 2002	1 2 10	1 7 12
43	Tim Tebow*	8	6	.571	0	020	2012	New York Jets Broncos 2010	— 8	— 6
45	Matt Leinart*	8	10	.444	0	020	2012	Oakland Raiders Texans 2011 Cardinals 2006	— 1 7	— 0 10
47	Bruce Gradkowski^	6	14	.300	0	020	2011	Cincinnati Bengals Raiders 2009 Browns 2008 Buccaneers 2006	0 3 0 3	0 5 1 8
48	Colt McCoy*	6	15	.286	0	020	2010	Cleveland Browns	6	15
53	Kellen Clemens*	4	8	.333	0	020	2011	St. Louis Rams Jets 2007	0 4	3 5
55	Stanton, DrewDrew Stanton^	2	2	.500	0	020	2012	Indianapolis Colts Lions 2008	— 2	— 2
56	T.J. Yates*	2	3	.400	0	0	2011	Houston Texans	2	3
57	McCown, LukeLuke McCown*	2	7	.222	0	020	2012	Atlanta Falcons Jaguars 2009 Buccaneers 2007 Browns 2004	— 1 1 0	— 1 2 4
58	Dan Orlovsky*	2	10	.167	0	020	2012	Tampa Bay Buccaneers Colts 2011 Lions 2005	— 2 0	— 3 7
60 T	Matt Flynn*	1	1	.500	0	020	2012	Seattle Seahawks Packers 2008	— 1	— 1
60 T	Webb, Joe Joe Webb^	1	1	.500	0	020	2010	Minnesota Vikings	1	1
62 T	Whitehurst, CharlieCharlie Whitehurst*	1	3	.250	0	020	2012	San Diego Chargers Seahawks 2010	— 1	— 3
65	Clausen, Jimmy Jimmy Clausen	1	9	.100	0	020	2010	Carolina Panthers	1	9
66	Thigpen, Tyler Tyler Thigpen^	1	11	.083	0	020	2011	Buffalo Bills Dolphins 2009 Chiefs 2007	0 0 1	0 1 10
67T	Smith, RustyRusty Smith^	0	1	.000	0	020	2010	Tennessee Titans	0	1
72	Hanie, Caleb Caleb Hanie*	0	4	.000	0	020	2012	Denver Broncos Bears 2009	— 0	— 4

Rookies

Andrew Luck had a rookie win-loss record of 11–5.

Before the NFL/AFL merger, no more than 2 rookie quarterbacks had been named starters for the season opener. 5 rookies were named week 1 starters for the 2012 season. Only 5 rookies started games in all of the 2011 season.

Rookies named team starters in preseason

• Ryan Tannehill, Miami Dolphins
• Robert Griffin III, Washington Redskins
• Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts
• Brandon Weeden, Cleveland Browns
• Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks

Rookies named team starters during season

• Nick Foles, Philadelphia – replaced Vick because of his concussion.
• Ryan Lindley, Arizona – replaced Skelton for week 12, coach's decision.
• Kirk Cousins, Washington – replaced Griffin for week 15 because of Griffin's knee injury.

See also

• Most wins by a starting quarterback (NFL)
• List of NFL starting quarterbacks
• Most consecutive starts by a quarterback (NFL)
• List of National Football League records (individual)#Wins
• NFL starting quarterback playoff records

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