Brett Favre, who holds virtually every career record for a quarterback, had 6,300 lifetime pass completions.
On December 4, 2011, Ben Roethlisberger became the Steelers all-time career completion leader, passing Terry Bradshaw.
Current Colts quarterback Peyton Manning holds every team record worth having. 6,531 attempts, 4,232 completions for 50,128 yards and 366 touchdowns.
Fran Tarkenton who had 3,686 career completions. Marino passed him in the 1995 season.
Through the 2008 season in the NFL, that is Brett Favre with 310 career interceptions.
Through the 2009 season: CAREER: Chad Pennington at 66.1 percent (1631 completions in 2469 attempts between 2000-2009). SEASON: Ken Anderson of the Cincinnati Bengals in 1982 at 70.6 percent (218 completions in 309 attempts) and Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints in 2009 at 70.6 percent (363 completions in 514 attempts).
Phil Simms
On December 4, 2011, Ben Roethlisberger became the Steelers all-time career completion leader, passing Terry Bradshaw.
Drew Brees
Current Colts quarterback Peyton Manning holds every team record worth having. 6,531 attempts, 4,232 completions for 50,128 yards and 366 touchdowns.
Joe Montana
Fran Tarkenton who had 3,686 career completions. Marino passed him in the 1995 season.
Quarterback Ken Stabler had 2,270 completions for 27,938 yards in his NFL career.
In the case of a quarterback it is the completions of passes.
Tom Bradys holds these current NFL Records: Regular Season Records: - Most Touchdown Passes, Season: 50 (2007) Playoff/Superbowl Records: - Highest Completion Percentage, Game (15 completions) 92.9% AFC-Division '07 -Most Passes Attempted, Career - 156 (4 games) -Most Passes Completed, Career - 100 (4 games) -Most Attempts, Without Interception, Game - 48 (Superbowl XLII) -He is the fastest quarterback to hit 100 career wins.
Tom Brady
According to Pro Football Reference, as of the start of the 2008 season Brady has 2294 completions in the regular season and 372 completions in the playoffs.
Brett Favre.