2013 NFL quarterbacks win–loss records

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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. A player is credited with a win or loss if he started the game and the team won or lost that game even if the player was injured or failed to complete the game. 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.

2013 Season Win Loss Records

The sortable table below shows starting Quarterback wins and losses for the 2013 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".

To see divisions in win loss order:

If table has not been sorted, just sort division column, otherwise

Sort losses ascending
Sort wins descending
Sort divisions either ascending or descending

Updated through week 17 games.

Leader Boards 2013 Season

These leader boards represent quarterback win loss records. They will only equal the team win loss record if there has been one starter for the team in the 2013 season.

Complete through week 17 games.

AFC Leader Boards

A is shown every week in which a quarterback ends up with the best record in the division.

NFC Leader Boards

A is shown every week in which a quarterback ends up with the best record in the division.

Career win-loss records

The sortable table below shows active quarterbacks that have been:

Credited with starts and

Were on a 2013 season 53-man active team roster or

Have started a game in the 2013 season

The career win-loss totals are by the quarterback'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 as .5 win and .5 loss.

The quarterbacks are ranked by most wins first, then fewest losses second.

Sorting hints – Placing the cursor over a sorting tab will show if the next click will sort column in ascending (small triangle pointing up) or descending order (triangle pointing down).

To show quarterbacks on a new team, sort by "Season joined". All changes will show in the 2013 season listings.

To show in order of 2013 wins and losses, sort the Losses 2013 in ascending order, next sort Wins 2013 in descending order.

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A indicates an NFL quarterback in the top 50 all time for wins in the regular season.

2013 Team Changes

On August 29, 2013 there were 74 active quarterbacks that had started games.

After the final roster cuts and adjustments, there were 60 active quarterbacks that had started games in previous seasons. Nineteen players had changed teams.
Twelve rookies passed the final cut.

In the 2013 season:

46 different Veterans started games

Josh Freeman was released by the Bucs and signed by the Vikings

Matt Flynn has been released by the Raiders and the Bills, then signed and started for the Packers

5 Rookies started

Rookie and backup quarterbacks

Five rookies started games in 2013:

EJ Manuel, week 1, Buffalo Bills

Geno Smith, week 1, New York Jets

Mike Glennon, week 4, Tampa Bay Bucs

Jeff Tuel, week 9, Buffalo Bills

Matthew McGloin, week 11, Oakland Raiders

Three veterans earned their first start:

Scott Tolzien, week 11, Green Bay Packers

Case Keenum, week 7, Houston Texans

Chase Daniel, week 17, Kansas City Chiefs

References

2013 NFL quarterbacks win–loss records Wikipedia

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