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The Big East's best quarterbacks since 2004

Brian Brohm leads with 9,956 passing yards in 33 games in the Big East; Mike Teel had 9,383.

Every quarterback with 5 or more games in the Big East since 2004, ranked by passing yards; the lines are each player's passing yards game by game, the top 8 drawn.

passing yards · by game

passing touchdowns · by game

wins · by game

57 quarterbacks with 5+ games in the Big Eastpassing yards

#	player	seasons	games	passing yards	passing touchdowns	wins	yards of total offense	interceptions thrown
1	Brian Brohm	2005–2007	33	9,956	65	24	9,919	22
2	Mike Teel	2005–2008	47	9,383	59	32	9,173	49
3	Ryan Nassib	2009–2012	46	9,190	70	23	9,354	28
4	Matt Grothe	2006–2009	42	8,669	52	29	10,875	44
5	Tino Sunseri	2009–2012	43	8,590	49	24	8,591	23
6	B.J. Daniels	2008–2012	47	8,436	52	26	10,496	39
7	Tyler Palko	2004–2006	35	8,330	66	19	8,407	25
8	Geno Smith	2009–2011	31	7,457	56	22	7,648	15
9	Zach Collaros	2008–2011	32	6,272	51	23	7,081	26
10	Pat White	2005–2008	49	6,049	56	40	10,529	23
11	Teddy Bridgewater	2011–2012	26	5,847	41	18	5,933	20
12	Ryan Hart	2004–2005	21	5,289	35	10	5,178	27
13	Bill Stull	2005–2009	30	5,252	32	23	5,064	18
14	Tony Pike	2007–2009	26	5,018	49	21	5,146	20
15	Perry Patterson	2004–2006	34	4,978	25	11	4,904	24
16	Dustin Grutza	2005–2008	29	4,476	29	16	4,845	25
17	Gary Nova	2011–2012	23	4,248	33	16	4,088	25
18	Hunter Cantwell	2005–2008	27	3,912	26	18	3,730	23
19	Zach Frazer	2008–2010	23	3,422	17	13	3,406	21
20	Dan Orlovsky	2004	12	3,354	23	8	3,313	15
21	Tyler Lorenzen	2007–2008	22	3,236	16	16	3,848	14
22	Chas Dodd	2010–2012	21	3,211	21	10	2,891	14
23	Ben Mauk	2007	12	3,121	31	9	3,497	9
24	Adam Froman	2009–2010	15	2,987	17	6	3,140	9
25	Jarrett Brown	2006–2009	32	2,983	16	25	4,107	13
26	Tom Savage	2009–2010	18	2,732	16	10	2,621	10
27	Chandler Whitmer	2012	12	2,659	9	5	2,498	16
28	Paul Peterson	2004	11	2,594	18	9	2,657	10
29	Munchie Legaux	2010–2012	15	2,465	18	10	2,985	13
30	Andrew Robinson	2006–2008	19	2,344	14	3	2,340	11
31	Cody Endres	2008–2010	13	2,236	11	7	2,115	9
32	Johnny McEntee	2011–2012	15	2,209	13	7	2,061	10
33	Walter Washington	2004	10	2,077	9	1	2,781	6
34	Greg Paulus	2009	12	2,024	13	4	2,012	14
35	Rasheed Marshall	2004	12	1,886	19	8	2,747	9
36	Cameron Dantley	2007–2008	18	1,856	16	3	1,777	8
37	Pat Bostick	2007–2010	16	1,814	9	7	1,638	19
38	Matt Bonislawski	2004–2006	17	1,701	11	9	1,947	10
39	Pat Julmiste	2005–2006	19	1,670	7	12	2,173	12
40	Justin Burke	2009–2010	11	1,444	13	5	1,482	8
41	Nick Davila	2005–2006	12	1,401	12	4	1,387	5
42	D.J. Hernandez	2005–2008	24	1,364	15	12	1,892	10
43	Brendon Kay	2009–2012	15	1,345	10	12	1,711	2
44	Will Stein	2009–2012	15	1,273	6	10	1,289	2
45	Chris Coyer	2012	9	946	8	3	1,390	4
46	Bobby Eveld	2010–2012	11	837	3	5	856	7
47	Chazz Anderson	2008–2010	9	759	3	6	828	4
48	Adam Bednarik	2004–2007	12	534	4	11	723	2
49	Matt Floyd	2012	6	466	0	2	414	5
50	Kevan Smith	2007–2008	6	419	1	3	384	4
51	Clinton Granger	2012	8	401	2	3	692	2
52	Grant Gregory	2006–2008	13	384	4	10	514	3
53	Joe Fields	2004–2007	18	347	1	6	403	6
54	Dennis Brown	2005–2007	5	341	3	1	308	2
55	Domenic Natale	2008–2009	9	249	0	8	217	3
56	Trey Anderson	2011–2012	5	108	0	2	138	3
57	Mike Nebrich	2011	5	69	0	2	79	1

Also in the Big East: running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, defenders, kickers, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.