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List of NFL annual pass completion percentage leaders

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Sammy Baugh led the NFL in completion percentage a record eight times.[1]

This is a list ofNational Football League (NFL)quarterbacks who have led theregular season in pass completion percentage each year.

TheNational Football League (NFL) did not begin keeping official records until the1932 season.[2] In addition to the overall NFL pass completion percentage leaders, league record books recognize the pass completion percentage leaders of theAmerican Football League (AFL), which operated from 1960 to 1969 before being absorbed into the NFL in 1970.[3] The NFL also recognizes the statistics of theAll-America Football Conference, which operated from 1946 to 1949 before three of its teams were merged into the NFL, since 2025.[4]

The record for completion percentage in a season is held byDrew Brees of theNew Orleans Saints who completed 74.4% of his passes in 2018. This marked the fourth time Brees set the record, having done so previously in 2009, 2011, and 2017.Sammy Baugh led the league in pass completion percentage eight times, a record that was later tied by Len Dawson, who led the AFL seven times and the NFL once.[1][5]

NFL annual completion percentage leaders

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Drew Brees set the single-season completion percentage record a record four times.[6][7]
During the 1960s,Bart Starr completed over 60% of his passes in four seasons. Starr led led the league in completion percentage during each of those seasons.[8]
Key
SymbolMeaning
LeaderThe player who recorded the highest pass completion percentage in the NFL
Cmp%The player's pass completion percentage for the season
†Pro Football Hall of Fame member
^The player is an active player
*Player set the single-season pass completion percentage record
(#)Denotes the number of times a player appears in this list
NFL annual pass completion percentage leaders by season
SeasonLeaderCmp%[A]TeamRef.
1933Arnie Herber†40.3%*Green Bay Packers[10][11]
1934Arnie Herber† (2)36.5%Green Bay Packers[10][11]
1935No player met the minimum threshold[A][12]
1936Ed Matesic46.4%*Pittsburgh Pirates[10][13]
1937Ed Danowski49.3%*New York Giants[10][14]
1938Ed Danowski (2)54.3%*New York Giants[10][14]
1939Parker Hall51.0%Cleveland Rams[10][15]
1940Sammy Baugh†62.7%*Washington Redskins[10][16]
1941Sid Luckman†57.1%Chicago Bears[10][17]
1942Sammy Baugh† (2)58.7%Washington Redskins[10][16]
1943Sammy Baugh† (3)55.6%Washington Redskins[10][16]
1944Frank Filchock57.1%Washington Redskins[10][18]
1945Sammy Baugh† (4)70.3%*Washington Redskins[10][16]
1946Sammy Baugh† (5)54.0%Washington Redskins[10][16]
1947Sammy Baugh† (6)59.3%Washington Redskins[10][16]
1948Sammy Baugh† (7)58.7%Washington Redskins[10][16]
1949Sammy Baugh† (8)56.9%Washington Redskins[10][16]
1950Bob Waterfield†57.3%Los Angeles Rams[10][19]
1951Bobby Thomason56.6%Green Bay Packers[10][20]
1952Norm Van Brocklin†55.1%Los Angeles Rams[10][21]
1953Otto Graham†64.7%Cleveland Browns[10][22]
1954Otto Graham† (2)59.2%Cleveland Browns[10][22]
1955Otto Graham† (3)53.0%Cleveland Browns[10][22]
Bobby Layne†Detroit Lions[10][23]
1956Ed Brown57.1%Chicago Bears[10][24]
1957Y. A. Tittle†63.1%San Francisco 49ers[10][25]
1958John Brodie59.9%San Francisco 49ers[10][26]
1959Milt Plum58.6%Cleveland Browns[10][27]
Bill WadeLos Angeles Rams[10][28]
1960Milt Plum (2)60.4%Cleveland Browns[10][27]
1961Milt Plum (3)58.6%Cleveland Browns[10][27]
1962Bart Starr†62.5%Green Bay Packers[10][29]
1963Y. A. Tittle† (2)60.2%New York Giants[10][25]
1964Rudy Bukich61.9%Chicago Bears[10][30]
1965John Brodie (2)61.9%San Francisco 49ers[10][26]
1966Bart Starr† (2)62.2%Green Bay Packers[10][29]
1967Johnny Unitas†58.5%Baltimore Colts[10][31]
1968Bart Starr† (3)63.7%Green Bay Packers[10][29]
1969Bart Starr† (4)62.2%Green Bay Packers[10][29]
1970Sonny Jurgensen†59.9%Washington Redskins[10][32]
1971Virgil Carter62.2%Cincinnati Bengals[10][33]
1972Norm Snead60.3%New York Giants[10][34]
1973Ken Stabler†62.7%Oakland Raiders[10][35]
1974Ken Anderson64.9%Cincinnati Bengals[10][36]
1975Len Dawson†66.4%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
1976Ken Stabler† (2)66.7%Oakland Raiders[10][35]
1977Fran Tarkenton†60.1%Minnesota Vikings[10][38]
1978Bob Griese†63.0%Miami Dolphins[10][39]
1979Dan Fouts†62.6%San Diego Chargers[10][40]
1980Joe Montana†64.5%San Francisco 49ers[10][41]
1981Joe Montana† (2)63.7%San Francisco 49ers[10][41]
1982Ken Anderson (2)70.6%*[B]Cincinnati Bengals[10][36]
1983Ken Anderson (3)66.7%Cincinnati Bengals[10][36]
1984Steve Bartkowski67.3%Atlanta Falcons[10][42]
1985Joe Montana† (3)61.3%San Francisco 49ers[10][41]
1986Eric Hipple63.0%Detroit Lions[10][43]
1987Joe Montana† (4)66.8%San Francisco 49ers[10][41]
1988Wade Wilson61.4%Minnesota Vikings[10][44]
1989Joe Montana† (5)70.2%San Francisco 49ers[10][41]
1990Jim Kelly†63.3%Buffalo Bills[10][45]
1991Dave Krieg65.6%Seattle Seahawks[10][46]
1992Steve Young†66.7%San Francisco 49ers[10][47]
1993Troy Aikman†69.1%Dallas Cowboys[10][48]
1994Steve Young† (2)70.3%San Francisco 49ers[10][47]
1995Steve Young† (3)66.9%San Francisco 49ers[10][47]
1996Steve Young† (4)67.7%San Francisco 49ers[10][47]
1997Steve Young† (5)67.7%San Francisco 49ers[10][47]
1998Brett Favre†63.0%Green Bay Packers[10][49]
Steve BeuerleinCarolina Panthers[10][50]
1999Kurt Warner†65.1%St. Louis Rams[10][51]
2000Kurt Warner† (2)67.7%St. Louis Rams[10][51]
2001Kurt Warner† (3)68.7%St. Louis Rams[10][51]
2002Chad Pennington68.9%New York Jets[10][52]
2003Peyton Manning†67.0%Indianapolis Colts[10][53]
2004Brian Griese69.3%Tampa Bay Buccaneers[10][54]
2005Carson Palmer67.8%Cincinnati Bengals[10][55]
2006David Carr68.3%Houston Texans[10][56]
2007Tom Brady68.9%New England Patriots[10][57]
2008Chad Pennington (2)67.4%Miami Dolphins[10][52]
2009Drew Brees†70.6%*[B]New Orleans Saints[10][59]
2010Drew Brees† (2)68.1%New Orleans Saints[10][59]
2011Drew Brees† (3)71.2%*New Orleans Saints[10][59]
2012Peyton Manning† (2)68.6%Denver Broncos[10][53]
Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons[10][62]
2013Philip Rivers69.5%San Diego Chargers[10][63]
2014Tony Romo69.9%Dallas Cowboys[10][64]
2015Kirk Cousins^69.8%Washington Redskins[10][65]
2016Sam Bradford71.6%*Minnesota Vikings[10][66]
2017Drew Brees† (4)72.0%*New Orleans Saints[10][59]
2018Drew Brees† (5)74.4%*New Orleans Saints[10][59]
2019Drew Brees† (6)74.3%New Orleans Saints[10][59]
2020Aaron Rodgers^70.7%Green Bay Packers[10][67]
2021Joe Burrow^70.4%Cincinnati Bengals[10][68]
2022Geno Smith^69.8%Seattle Seahawks[10][69]
2023Jake Browning^70.4%Cincinnati Bengals[10][70]
2024Tua Tagovailoa^72.9%Miami Dolphins[10][71]
2025Drake Maye^72.0%New England Patriots[10][72]

AFL annual completion percentage leaders

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Len Dawson led the AFL in pass completion percentage seven times.[73] He also led the NFL in1975.[74]
Key
SymbolMeaning
LeaderThe player who recorded the highest pass completion percentage in the AFL
Cmp%The player's completion percentage for the season
GPThe number of games played by a player during the season
†Pro Football Hall of Fame member
*Player set the single-season pass completion percentage record
(#)Denotes the number of times a player appears in this list
AFL annual pass completion percentage leaders by season
SeasonLeaderCmp%TeamRef.
1960Tom Flores†54.0%*Oakland Raiders[10][75]
1961Babe Parilli52.5%Boston Patriots[10][76]
1962Len Dawson†61.0%*Dallas Texans[10][37]
1963Tobin Rote59.4%San Diego Chargers[10][77]
1964Len Dawson† (2)56.2%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
1965Len Dawson† (3)53.4%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
1966Len Dawson† (4)56.0%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
1967Len Dawson† (5)57.7%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
1968Len Dawson† (6)58.5%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
1969Len Dawson† (7)59.0%Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]

AAFC annual completion percentage leaders

[edit]
Key
SymbolMeaning
LeaderThe player who recorded the highest pass completion percentage in the AAFC
Cmp%The player's completion percentage for the season
GPThe number of games played by a player during the season
†Pro Football Hall of Fame member
*Player set the single-season pass completion percentage record
(#)Denotes the number of times a player appears in this list
AAFC annual pass completion percentage leaders by season
SeasonLeaderCmp%TeamRef.
1946Charlie O'Rourke57.7%Los Angeles Dons[10][78]
1947Otto Graham†60.6%Cleveland Browns[10][22]
1948Frankie Albert58.3%San Francisco 49ers[10][79]
1949George Ratterman57.9%Buffalo Bills[10][80]

Most seasons leading a league

[edit]
CountPlayerSeasonsTeam(s)Ref.
8Sammy Baugh1940,1942,1943,1945–1949Washington Redskins[10][16]
Len Dawson1962,1964–1969,1975Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs[10][37]
6Drew Brees2009–2011,2017–2019New Orleans Saints[10][59]
5Joe Montana1980,1981,1985,1987,1989San Francisco 49ers[10][41]
Steve Young1992,1994–1997San Francisco 49ers[10][47]
4Otto Graham1947,1953–1955[a]Cleveland Browns[10][22]
Bart Starr1962,1966,1968,1969Green Bay Packers[10][29]
3Ken Anderson1974,1982,1983Cincinnati Bengals[10][36]
Milt Plum1959–1961Cleveland Browns[10][27]
Kurt Warner1999–2001St. Louis Rams[10][51]
2John Brodie1958,1965San Francisco 49ers[10][26]
Ed Danowski1937,1938New York Giants[10][14]
Arnie Herber1933,1934Green Bay Packers[10][11]
Peyton Manning2003,2012Indianapolis Colts (1) /Denver Broncos (1)[10][53]
Chad Pennington2002,2008New York Jets (1) /Miami Dolphins (1)[10][52]
Ken Stabler1973,1976Oakland Raiders[10][35]
Y. A. Tittle1957,1963San Francisco 49ers (1) /New York Giants (1)[10][25]

See also

[edit]

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^abTo qualify, a player must meet a minimum number of pass attempts per team game. 10 attempts per team game for seasons prior to1975, 12 attempts per team game for the1976 and1977 seasons, and 14 attempts per team game from the1978 season onwards.[9]
  2. ^abKen Anderson completed 218 of 309 passes in the 1982 season,[36] which represents a completion percentage of 70.55% and was an NFL record at the time.[58] In 2009, Drew Brees broke this record by completing 363 of 514 passes,[59] which represents a completion percentage of 70.62%.[60] Both numbers are rounded to one decimal point in the table, and may appear to be a tie, but Brees actually broke Anderson's record.[60][61]
  1. ^AAFC statistics for Graham's 1947-1949 seasons were not recognized by the NFL until 2025.

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