Most passing yards through the first 150 games of an NFL career, playoffs included, among active players
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Joe Burrow is almost on track to match Patrick Mahomes. He has 25,022 passing yards through his 92 games, playoffs included, 4th at that point, and needs 302 a game over his next 58 games; he’s averaging 263 over his last 17. Caleb Williams is almost on track too. Dak Prescott finished his first 150 games this season 8th, with 39,016 passing yards.
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- Josh Allen
- Patrick Mahomes
- Dak Prescott
| # | Player and seasons | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Patrick Mahomes2017 – 2026 | 42,565 | |
| Dak Prescott2016 – 2026 | 39,016 | |
| Josh Allen2018 – 2026149 of 150 games | 36,014 | |
| Baker Mayfield2018 – 2026134 of 150 games | 30,785 | |
| Justin Herbert2020 – 2026106 of 150 games | 27,085 | |
| Jameis Winston2015 – 2026113 of 150 games | 25,876 | |
| Lamar Jackson2018 – 2026129 of 150 games | 25,328 | |
| Joe Burrow2020 – 202692 of 150 games | 25,022 | |
| Geno Smith2013 – 2026118 of 150 games | 24,499 | |
| Carson Wentz2016 – 2026105 of 150 games | 23,986 |
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Method
- Box scores start in 1950, so 57 careers that began earlier aren't here.
- An active player whose first 150 games ended before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.