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The WAC's best quarterbacks since 2004

Colt Brennan leads with 12,320 passing yards in 33 games in the WAC; Chase Holbrook had 11,846.

Every quarterback with 5 or more games in the WAC 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

74 quarterbacks with 5+ games in the WACpassing yards

#	player	seasons	games	passing yards	passing touchdowns	wins	yards of total offense	interceptions thrown
1	Colt Brennan	2005–2007	33	12,320	109	22	12,741	39
2	Chase Holbrook	2006–2008	36	11,846	85	11	11,570	42
3	Kellen Moore	2008–2010	40	10,867	99	38	10,800	19
4	Bryant Moniz	2009–2011	34	10,169	75	19	10,681	30
5	Nathan Enderle	2007–2010	45	10,084	74	17	9,735	60
6	Colin Kaepernick	2007–2010	50	9,846	80	33	13,886	24
7	Jared Zabransky	2004–2006	38	8,076	57	33	8,861	36
8	Jeff Rowe	2004–2006	35	7,222	51	21	7,798	30
9	Adam Tafralis	2004–2007	44	7,206	50	18	7,764	28
10	Tom Brandstater	2005–2008	42	6,857	47	25	7,009	32
11	Diondre Borel	2007–2010	41	6,698	36	11	8,096	27
12	Colby Cameron	2009–2012	28	6,417	45	18	6,839	13
13	Ryan Colburn	2007–2010	28	5,334	42	17	5,582	20
14	Ross Jenkins	2007–2010	33	5,036	36	16	5,280	13
15	Paul Pinegar	2004–2005	24	5,016	49	17	5,134	29
16	Jordan La Secla	2007–2010	30	4,863	27	4	4,751	28
17	Zac Champion	2004–2007	29	4,725	27	10	4,764	28
18	Steven Wichman	2005–2006	22	4,712	22	6	4,522	32
19	Chuckie Keeton	2011–2012	22	4,573	38	14	5,485	11
20	Andrew Manley	2010–2012	20	4,260	25	3	3,998	20
21	Timmy Chang	2004	13	4,258	38	8	4,273	13
22	David Fales	2012	13	4,193	33	11	4,054	9
23	Matt Kubik	2004–2005	22	4,020	27	12	4,304	17
24	Taylor Tharp	2005–2007	25	3,699	32	20	3,756	14
25	Derek Carr	2009–2011	17	3,656	26	8	3,728	9
26	Leon Jackson	2005–2007	32	3,638	19	5	4,377	16
27	Matt Christian	2010–2011	17	3,530	23	4	4,043	10
28	Matt Faulkner	2010–2011	20	3,355	14	5	3,253	14
29	Brian Reader	2009–2011	26	3,343	21	6	3,316	19
30	Greg Alexander	2008–2009	13	3,328	23	6	3,570	9
31	Jordan Palmer	2004	12	2,822	26	8	2,805	19
32	James Kilian	2004	12	2,242	13	4	2,524	16
33	Tyler Graunke	2005–2008	26	2,200	18	18	2,271	10
34	Shaun Rutherford	2012	12	2,137	15	4	2,734	5
35	Eric Soza	2012	10	2,085	20	8	2,449	3
36	Kyle Reed	2008–2009	18	2,052	12	6	2,181	9
37	Royal Gill	2005	10	1,930	11	0	1,773	9
38	Tyler Lantrip	2008–2011	21	1,745	11	14	2,032	6
39	Cody Fajardo	2011	10	1,707	6	5	2,401	6
40	Dominique Blackman	2012	7	1,605	9	1	1,563	13
41	Nick Isham	2011	10	1,457	8	5	1,438	7
42	Tony Eckert	2004	11	1,406	6	3	1,299	13
43	Dale Rogers	2004	11	1,389	12	2	1,513	8
44	Nick Graziano	2006–2008	16	1,356	11	9	1,483	7
45	Inoke Funaki	2006–2009	23	1,327	10	13	1,654	12
46	Shane Austin	2009–2011	14	1,303	6	7	1,255	7
47	Joey Vincent	2005	10	1,219	6	0	1,385	12
48	Adam Kennedy	2011–2012	9	972	11	8	1,216	4
49	Riley Nelson	2006	8	925	6	1	1,215	7
50	Taylor Bennett	2008	7	873	2	4	928	6
51	Travis Moore	2004–2006	16	870	6	9	915	7
52	David Graves	2010–2011	9	809	6	5	975	2
53	Jeff Fleming	2009	13	789	4	3	1,069	12
54	Logan Bushnell	2011–2012	8	684	2	0	673	5
55	Sean Setzer	2007–2008	10	655	5	3	648	4
56	J.J. McDermott	2007–2008	9	639	2	3	559	5
57	Jerad Romo	2004	9	599	4	3	1,033	2
58	Brian Nooy	2006–2007	10	583	3	0	537	5
59	Taylor Davis	2011–2012	11	564	4	2	578	8
60	Myles Eden	2006–2009	19	526	3	7	645	7
61	Donald Allen	2004–2005	12	509	1	7	601	4
62	Michael Mosley	2006–2007	17	422	3	3	482	1
63	Trevor Walls	2009–2012	28	386	2	5	339	5
64	Sean Flynn	2006–2008	10	359	0	2	287	1
65	Bush Hamdan	2005–2008	15	276	4	14	279	2
66	Brent Rausch	2008–2010	8	232	0	6	219	2
67	Tyler Arndt	2012	5	208	1	1	243	3
68	Mike Coughlin	2007–2010	21	206	2	21	333	1
69	Joe Southwick	2010	8	202	1	8	233	0
70	Chris Joseph	2008	6	176	0	0	163	2
71	Alex Gibson	2006	5	176	0	3	202	3
72	Dasmen Stewart	2010–2011	6	161	0	1	278	1
73	Blake Jurich	2011–2012	13	70	1	10	266	1
74	Craig Harrison	2012	5	63	0	5	61	0

Also in the WAC: 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.