NFL Comparator
quarterbacks with the most wins through their first 150 starts. Same point in the career, every career since 1999. The leader: Tom Brady, 116.
Method
Every row is a player's games in order, with the box-score line and the result, from the nflverse weekly player stats and schedule (CC BY 4.0), 1999 to 2026, rebuilt from the files of 2026-10-20. Nothing free goes earlier, so every claim here reads "since 1999" even when it would hold further back.
A start is the quarterback the schedule names for the game, which is the one who played most of it; Pro Football Reference counts a starter who was pulled early (Brady in the 2005 finale), and this doesn't, so a start count can run one or two off theirs. A game is one the player recorded a stat in, so a lineman's or a defender's games are not here yet, and only quarterbacks have starts. A win is the result of a game in the sequence. "Team games of a season" count the team's schedule, so a player who sat one has a gap the window still counts. The regular season is the default; the word beside it switches the playoffs in.
Ranks are competition ranks, ties included. "Still inside the window" lists the players who haven't played the whole window yet, with their total so far. The panel reads a row against a peer: where their curves met, and what the player needs over the next five games to match the peer there.
A sibling of College Football Streak King.