Can you name the Quarterbacks who lead their respective teams in career TD passes?

Team	Player	TDs
Arizona Cardinals		209
Atlanta Falcons		154
Baltimore Ravens		102
Buffalo Bills		237
Carolina Panthers		120
Chicago Bears		137
Cincinnati Bengals		197
Cleveland Browns		174
Dallas Cowboys		177
Denver Broncos		300
Detroit Lions		118
Green Bay Packers		442
Houston Texans		114
Indianapolis Colts		399
Jacksonville Jaguars		144
Kansas City Chiefs		237

Team	Player	TDs
Miami Dolphins		420
Minnesota Vikings		239
New England Patriots		334
New Orleans Saints		244
New York Giants		211
New York Jets		170
Oakland Raiders		150
Philadelphia Eagles		216
Pittsburgh Steelers		212
Seattle Seahawks		195
St. Louis Rams		154
San Diego Chargers		254
San Francisco 49ers		244
Tampa Bay Buccaneers*		78
Tennessee Titans		196
Washington Redskins		187

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NFL Team QB Passing TD Leaders (Career) Quiz

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	C_Money:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 17:36 GMT		2 points
	Darn, I missed the Bears QB!

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	Punxsy:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 17:51 GMT		27 points
	The lesson, as always, don't underestimate Vinny Testaverde.

	danzam:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 17:56 GMT		19 points
	@ ElDavo -- The Texans have had only two seasons without Carr as the starting QB. They have had 5 seasons with him as the starting QB. Obviously he's going to be the team leader no matter how bad he was.

	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 18:10 GMT		10 points
	ElDavo: Not sure how David Carr leading the Texans in touchdowns is "stunning". They have been in the league for seven years and he has been the starting quarterback for five of those years. Who else did you expect? Matt Schaub?

	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 18:13 GMT		6 points
	And another thing, it is pretty amazing that Testaverde leads the Ravens in touchdown passes since he only played in 29 games for the Ravens, but in 1996 he threw 33 touchdowns. Also, Testaverde has not played mostly with the Jets, he has actually played in more games for the Bucs.

	Matt8204:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 18:34 GMT		5 points
	Ouch, Sid Luckman is still the Bears' all-time QB touchdown leader. They really haven't had many good quarterbacks.

	Hungover:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 18:38 GMT		-1 points
	i'm not sure what to think about the texans-david carr argument, maybe davidr could enlighten us simpletons

	scotttenorman:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 18:53 GMT		14 points
	david carr leading the texans isn't stunning. aaron brooks leading the saints is.

	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 19:11 GMT		3 points
	Matt8204: Not only is Luckman still the Bears all-time passing touchdown leader, he has more than double the second place guy. And I agree with "quest" Aaron Brooks was a bit of a shock to me, I thought Archie Manning for sure, turns out he is 5 touchdowns short of Brooks.

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	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 19:24 GMT		1 point
	BigFlax: That is a good point, but there actually isn't an error in the quiz. There is an error with the NFL. They count the Browns as a franchise and include the new Browns in those counts. It is like there are actually two different Washington Senators in the MLB, but when the new one was formed after the other one moved to Minnesota, those stats were not counted for the old Washington Senators, but a completely new franchise (which then moved to Texas to become the Rangers)

	bsd987:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 19:31 GMT		19 points
	@BigFlax - when the Browns left Cleveland, part of the agreement with the league was the franchise left its entire history in Cleveland and the league agreed to return to Cleveland within three years. The Browns were officially on hiatus for those three seasons.

	RyanUR:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 19:33 GMT		4 points
	I love the late Sammy Baugh, but I wish my 'Skins would find someone to break some of their franchise records one of these days.

	Evan:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 19:35 GMT		3 points
	yea thats right. GO BROWNS!

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	Matt8204:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 20:02 GMT		5 points
	Ryan, I'm actually surprised that Sonny Jurgensen didn't have the Redskins QB TD record. I forgot that he and George Allen didn't see eye-to-eye and as a result, Billy Kilmer started most of the games late in Jurgensen's career. That probably hurt his numbers.

	Morbo:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 20:22 GMT		6 points
	Aaron Brooks surprised me, too. I'd have figured Archie Manning or Bobby Herbert was the guy. Either way, Drew Brees should pass it next season or in 2010. The saddest part, for fans of those franchises, is seeing some of the guys who played 40 and 50 years ago still holding down the fort for these teams.

	BigFlax:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 21:29 GMT		4 points
	Oh, yeah, I guess they did. That's pretty stupid, but I withdraw my shameful accusation of quiz error.

	kwelly15:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 21:36 GMT		5 points
	Awesome quiz. How about team HR leaders for MLB?

	Biggtone23:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 21:46 GMT		2 points
	Bosoxrule: Almost every resource I have seen counts the old Senators as part of the Twins history, not the Rangers.

	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 22:12 GMT		3 points
	Biggtone23: There are two different Washington Senators franchises, one of them was part of the league from 1901-1960 and then moved to Minnesota to become the Twins. From 1961-1971 there was another Washington Senators team that then moved to Texas. Just look at the history of the Rangers, they were known as the Washington Senators for 11 seasons. Interesting little fact, the last manager of the Washington Senators...Ted Williams.

	Nuclear_Knuckles:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 22:12 GMT		4 points
	The old Senators are part of Twins history. The newer, short-lived Senators of the '60s are part of Rangers history. But they didn't have much history to note, except for Ted Williams as manager and Frank Howard hitting 500-foot bombs.

	Biggtone23:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 22:18 GMT		3 points
	Bosox: Yeah I know that, the old Senators of Walter Johnson took their team history to Minnesota when Griffith moved them. The 1961 expansion Senators who moved to Texas were a seperate entity and have a seperate history. Ted Williams is a manager in Rangers history not Twins, and Johnson is in Twins history not Rangers.

	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 22:21 GMT		1 point
	Biggtone23: Yes and if you look at my original post about the team, I clearly stated that the new Washington Senators were a completely separate franchise. I said that the NEW Washington Senators stats were not counted as part of the OLD Washington Senators records, unlike the Cleveland Browns situation, hence the whole debate.

	Biggtone23:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 22:23 GMT		2 points
	LOL ahh now I see it I misinterpeted what you said to be the opposite. That the Rangers kept the old Sen's records my mistake.

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	sox_fan1468927:	Mar 2nd, 2009 at 23:15 GMT		5 points
	ElDavo: You clearly know nothing about football if you think it would be possible that Matt Schaub threw 59 TDs in 2 seasons. Considering his total in 2 years with the Texans isn't even half that. You didn't say it was stunning that David Carr was the starting QB for five seasons, you said it was stunning that he was the Texans all-time leading touchdown passer. Anyone who actually knows a bit about the NFL would automatically pick David Carr since most people know that he was the QB of the team for most of its 7 years of existence. He was their number one overall pick. Duhhhhhhh

	croppja:	Mar 3rd, 2009 at 00:33 GMT		3 points
	Cant believe I missed Kelly.

	ku_sucks:	Mar 3rd, 2009 at 00:46 GMT		6 points
	you know, david carr really isn't terrible. in fact, he played really well for the giants last year when he got in the game (i believe against Minnesota). on a different note, i love the suggestion for team hr leaders. really, team leaders for any of the major sports would be awesome.

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	ElDavo:	Mar 3rd, 2009 at 04:15 GMT		-4 points
	Besides, how is knowing "a bit about the NFL" all that's required for following an irrelevant team's roster and, more specifically, a QB who isn't good and has no business starting in the NFL?

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	leakbrewergator:	Mar 3rd, 2009 at 13:21 GMT		5 points
	Aaron Brooks!! I don't believe my eyes....

	motrain24:	Mar 3rd, 2009 at 15:42 GMT		5 points
	Pretty sure there were 3 QB's w/ 30+ TD's this year... and are ya'll seriously arguing over David Carr and Matt Schaub???

	Tim_Allen:	Mar 3rd, 2009 at 16:21 GMT		4 points
	@motrain: Yes, you're right. Phillip Rivers and Drew Brees each had 34 TDs this season and Kurt Warner had 30 TDs. FYI for El Davo: Matt Schaub's season high for TDs was this year with 15 (he has 24 total with the Texans).