List of NFL players who have posted a passer rating of zero

The National Football League has seen a passer rating of zero posted 187 times: 183 times in the regular season and 4 times in the postseason.[1][2][3]

To achieve a passer rating of zero in a game, a player must have no touchdowns, complete no more than 30% of his pass attempts, average less than three yards per attempt, and throw an interception on at least 9.5% of attempts. To qualify for this list, a player must have attempted at least ten passes (prior to 1976); 12 passes (1977); or 14 passes (1978–present) in the game in question. Using this criteria, 151 different players have posted a zero rating; 28 players have done it more than once.

Background

Eight players (Arnie Herber, Parker Hall, Hugh McCullough, Babe Parilli, Ralph Guglielmi, Lamar McHan, Al Dorow, and Rick Norton) posted a zero rating on a record three occasions throughout their career. Red Kirkman, Hugh McCullough, Lamar McHan, and Gary Keithley are the only players ever to post zero ratings in two straight weeks (in 1933, 1940, 1958, and 1973, respectively). The 1939 season saw a record ten games with a zero rating: Ray Carnelly (Brooklyn Dodgers), Parker Hall (Cleveland Rams), Arnie Herber (Green Bay Packers), Bert Johnson (Chicago Cardinals), Hugh McCullough (Pittsburgh Pirates), Coley McDonough (Pittsburgh Pirates), Frank Patrick (Chicago Cardinals, twice), and Darrell Tully (Detroit Lions, twice). The season with the second most (9) was 1948 (with both NFL and AAFC players included). 13 players have posted two zero passer ratings in the same season: Red Kirkman (1933), Johnny Gildea (1935), Frank Patrick (1939), Darnell Tully (1939), Hugh McCullough (1940), Al Dorow (1954), Lamar McHan (1958), Ralph Guglielmi (1959), Cotton Davidson (1962), Steve Tensi (1967), Rick Norton (1969), Gary Keithley (1973), and Randy Hedberg (1977).

All four postseason zero ratings happened in a Championship Game: George Ratterman of the Buffalo Bills in the 1948 AAFC Championship Game; Tommy Thompson of the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1948 NFL Championship Game; Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns in the 1953 NFL Championship Game; and Craig Morton of the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XII. Out of the four, Thompson is the only one whose team won.

There have been three occasions where a starting quarterback and his mid-game replacement have both earned a zero rating in the same game: starter Joe Namath and replacement Richard Todd with the New York Jets (1976), starter Vince Evans and replacement Bob Avellini with the Chicago Bears (1981), and starter Terry Bradshaw and replacement Cliff Stoudt with the Pittsburgh Steelers (1982). The most zero ratings on a single day in league history happened on November 19, 1939, when Ray Carnelly (Brooklyn Dodgers), Hugh McCullough (Pittsburgh Pirates), and Frank Patrick (Chicago Cardinals) all posted zero ratings.

The longest period between NFL games with a zero passer rating is 7 years, 10 months, and 30 days, spanning from Chris Redman of the Atlanta Falcons on December 16, 2007, to Peyton Manning of the Denver Broncos on November 15, 2015. Manning was 39 years and 236 days old in the 2015 game, the oldest age of any player to record a zero rating. In the 1939 season, Darrell Tully of the Detroit Lions posted a zero rating at the youngest age, 21 years and 319 days old. The most recent NFL zero passer rating game came on January 3, 2021, when Brandon Allen of the Cincinnati Bengals went 6-21 with 48 yards and two interceptions against the Baltimore Ravens. The Bengals lost 3–38.

On one occasion, players on opposing teams both posted a zero rating: Gary Keithley and the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Bob Lee and the Atlanta Falcons (1973). Of the 187 zero rating games, the team of a player who posted a zero rating has won 15 times (8.02%); 14 times in the regular season and once in the postseason (the aforementioned 1948 NFL Championship Game). The most recent example of a team winning a game with a zero rating quarterback is when Brent Pease did so with the in Houston Oilers in 1988. Four zero rating games have ended in a tie (2.14%); the most recent example of this is Len Dawson in 1970. Due to the NFL playoffs not allowing ties, all four such games have been in the regular season.

There have been 22 total zero passer rating games recorded by 14 Hall-of-Famers. The first was by Herber in 1933, and the most recent was by Peyton Manning in the 2015 season. 16 players who had a zero passer rating also earned a perfect (158.3) passer rating during their careers: Otto Graham, Johnny Unitas, Joe Namath, Terry Bradshaw, Len Dawson, Bob Griese, James Harris, Bob Lee, Scott Hunter, Dan Fouts, Craig Morton, Vince Evans, Rich Gannon, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, and Geno Smith.[4]

The Arizona Cardinals franchise has had more zero rating games than any other franchise, with 18. The Chicago Bears have held opposing players to a zero passer rating more than any other franchise, having accomplished the feat 16 times.

List

The following number of pass attempts are needed to qualify for this list:[5]
* Prior to 1976: 10
* 1977: 12
* 1978–present: 15

Overview of NFL quarterbacks with a zero passer rating
# Quarterback Date Team Opponent Result CMP ATT YDS INT Notes
1 Harry Newman[6] September 24, 1933 New York Giants Portsmouth Spartans L 7–17 2 11 24 5 Highest interception percentage (45.5%) in a zero passer rating game
2 Arnie Herber[7] October 1, 1933 Green Bay Packers New York Giants L 7–10 1 12 5 3 The first of a record three career games with a zero rating.
3 Swede Hanson[8] October 15, 1933 Philadelphia Eagles New York Giants L 0–56 4 14 19 2
4 Ed Westfall[9] October 15, 1933 Pittsburgh Pirates Green Bay Packers L 0–47 3 14 40 4
5 Joe Lillard[10] October 29, 1933 Chicago Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers L 0–7 1 10 24 2
6 Red Kirkman[11] December 3, 1933 Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers L 0–10 2 13 17 3
7 Red Kirkman[11] December 10, 1933 Philadelphia Eagles New York Giants L 14–20 3 10 7 1 Second consecutive game with a zero passer rating (one of only four players to do this)
8 Harry Newman[6] September 23, 1934 New York Giants Detroit Lions L 0–9 2 18 36 2 Second career game with a zero passer rating.
9 Warren Heller[12] September 26, 1934 Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Eagles L 0–17 3 15 45 3
10 Alex Rado[13] November 18, 1934 Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers L 0–10 2 11 32 2
11 Glenn Presnell[14] November 29, 1934 Detroit Lions Chicago Bears L 0–10 1 11 15 2
12 Red Franklin[15] September 29, 1935 Brooklyn Dodgers Boston Redskins L 3–7 2 11 31 4
13 Bill Shepherd[16] October 6, 1935 Boston Redskins New York Giants L 12–20 3 11 20 2
14 Johnny Gildea[17] November 24, 1935 Pittsburgh Pirates Green Bay Packers L 14–34 2 11 31 3 The first of two career games with a zero rating for Gildea.
15 Johnny Gildea[17] December 8, 1935 Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants L 0–13 1 15 35 3 The second of two career games with a zero rating for Gildea.
16 Phil Sarboe[18] December 8, 1935 Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears L 0–13 3 10 30 2
16 Don Jackson[19] October 14, 1936 Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Pirates L 0–17 1 10 3 3
17 Ed Matesic[20] November 29, 1936 Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Redskins L 0–30 2 13 13 2
18 Dave Smukler[21] October 17, 1937 Philadelphia Eagles New York Giants L 0–21 3 13 8 2
19 Carl Brumbaugh[22] October 31, 1937 Brooklyn Dodgers Washington Redskins L 0–21 1 10 12 3
20 Arnie Herber[7] November 21, 1937 Green Bay Packers New York Giants L 0–10 3 14 15 4 The second of a record three career games with a zero rating.
21 Emmett Mortell[23] October 2, 1938 Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Bears L 6–28 1 10 1 2
22 Pat Coffee[24] November 6, 1938 Chicago Cardinals New York Giants L 0–6 2 11 8 2
23 Bill Hartman[25] November 13, 1938 Washington Redskins Chicago Bears L 7–31 2 10 9 2
24 Ace Parker[26] November 24, 1938 Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants T 7–7 1 10 14 1 First of four games in NFL history with a zero rating player to end in a tie
25 Frank Patrick[27] October 15, 1939 Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears L 7–44 2 16 34 1
26 Parker Hall [28] October 29, 1939 Cleveland Rams Pittsburgh Pirates T 14–14 1 13 18 4
  • The first of three career games by Hall with a zero rating.
  • Second of four games in NFL history with a zero rating player to end in a tie
  • One of two games with a zero passer rating on October 29, 1939.
27 Darrell Tully [29] October 29, 1939 Detroit Lions Chicago Bears W 10–0 2 12 17 2
  • First of two career games with a zero passer rating, both of which happened in 1939
  • Youngest player to post a zero passer rating game (21 years 319 days old)
  • First time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
  • One of two games with a zero passer rating on October 29, 1939.
28 Bert Johnson[30] November 5, 1939 Chicago Cardinals Cleveland Rams L 0–14 3 10 23 2
29 Ray Carnelly[31] November 19, 1939 Brooklyn Dodgers Green Bay Packers L 0–28 3 13 35 2 One of three quarterbacks who posted a zero rating on November 19, 1939, the most such games on a single day in NFL history.
30 Hugh McCullough[32] November 19, 1939 Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants L 7–23 3 18 29 5
  • The first of a record three career games with a zero rating.
  • One of three quarterbacks who posted a zero rating on November 19, 1939, the most such games on a single day in NFL history.
31 Frank Patrick[27] November 19, 1939 Chicago Cardinaos Washington Redskins L 7–28 1 11 4 2
  • One of three quarterbacks who posted a zero rating on November 19, 1939, the most such games on a single day in NFL history.
  • The second of two career zero ratings for Patrick, both of which came in 1939.
32 Coley McDonough[33] November 23, 1939 Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Eagles L 14–17 3 12 31 3
33 Arnie Herber[33] November 26, 1939 Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Eagles W 7–6 3 13 19 3
  • The third of a record three career games with a zero rating.
  • Second time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
  • One of two zero ratings on November 26, 1939
34 Darrell Tully[29] November 26, 1939 Detroit Lions Washington Redskins L 7–31 3 16 33 4
  • The second of a two career games with a zero rating, both of which happened in 1939.
  • One of two zero ratings on November 26, 1939
35 Hugh McCullough[32] September 29, 1940 Chicago Cardinals Green Bay Packers L 6–31 2 12 22 4
  • The second of a record three career zero rating games
  • The first of two consecutive weeks with a zero rating; only one other quarterback has accomplished this
36 Hugh McCullough[32] October 5, 1940 Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions L 14–43 3 11 26 4
  • The third of a record three career zero rating games
  • The second of two consecutive weeks with a zero rating; only one other quarterback has accomplished this
37 Billy Patterson[34] October 6, 1940 Pittsburgh Steelers Washington Redskins L 10–40 2 11 23 3
38 Billy Jefferson[35] September 14, 1941 Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers L 0–23 3 17 37 3
39 Bill Leckonby[36] October 19, 1941 Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cardinals L 6–20 3 12 33 2
40 Boyd Brumbaugh[37] October 26, 1941 Pittsburgh Steelers Chicago Bears L 7–34 2 14 28 3
41 Parker Hall[28] November 2, 1941 Cleveland Rams Detroit Lions L 0–14 3 10 18 1 The second of three career games by Hall with a zero rating.
42 Dick Riffle[38] November 30, 1941 Pittsburgh Steelers Brooklyn Dodgers L 7–35 0 11 0 4 One of two qualified zero rating games in which the passer had zero completions; one of four qualified zero rating games that the passer had zero yards.
43 Frank Filchock[39] December 7, 1941 Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles W 20–14 2 10 18 3 Third time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback.
44 Andy Tomasic[40] September 13, 1942 Pittsburgh Steelers Philadelphia Eagles L 14–24 2 10 23 1
45 Parker Hall[28] September 27, 1942 Cleveland Rams Detroit Lions W 14–0 2 11 26 2
  • The third of three career games by Hall with a zero rating.
  • Fourth time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback.
46 Harry Hopp[41] October 18, 1942 Detroit Lions Chicago Cardinals L 0–7 3 10 24 3
47 Chet Wetterlund[42] November 8, 1942 Detroit Lions Pittsburgh Steelers L 7–35 0 10 0 3 One of two qualified zero rating games in which the passer had zero completions; one of four qualified zero rating games in which the passer had zero yards.
48 Ronnie Cahill[43] November 7, 1943 Chicago Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers L 0–7 4 15 28 2
49 Roy Zimmerman[44] November 14, 1943 Steagles[a] Brooklyn Dodgers L 7–13 2 10 6 2 The second consecutive week that the Dodgers held an opposing quarterback to a zero rating.
50 Pug Manders[45] November 5, 1944 Brooklyn Tigers Philadelphia Eagles L 7–21 1 16 10 3
51 Joe Sulaitis[46] November 12, 1944 New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles T 21–21 2 11 21 2
  • Third of four games in NFL history with a zero rating player to end in a tie
  • Second consecutive week the Eagles held a player to a zero rating
52 Albie Reisz[47] November 26, 1944 Cleveland Rams Detroit Lions L 14–26 3 15 44 3
53 Paul Collins[48] September 23, 1945 Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions L 0–10 2 13 35 2
54 Cotton Price[49] October 7, 1945 Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers L 21–57 2 14 29 3
55 Roy Zimmerman[44] November 9, 1947 Detroit Lions Chicago Cardinals L 7–17 2 13 0 2 One of four zero rating games in which the passer had zero yards
56 Bob Waterfield[50] November 16, 1947 Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears L 21–41 4 16 30 2
57 Gonzalo Morales[51] November 30, 1947 Pittsburgh Steelers Philadelphia Eagles L 0–21 4 14 24 2
58 Angelo Bertelli[52] August 27, 1948 Chicago Rockets Los Angeles Dons L 0–7 3 18 20 2
59 Sam Vacanti[53] October 1, 1948 Chicago Rockets San Francisco 49ers L 14–31 3 10 22 1
60 Johnny Clement[54] October 17, 1948 Pittsburgh Steelers Boston Yanks L 7–13 2 12 29 3 One of two zero passer rating games on October 17, 1948.
61 Fred Enke[55] October 17, 1948 Detroit Lions Chicago Bears L 0–28 5 18 50 3 One of two zero passer rating games on October 17, 1948.
62 Jesse Freitas[56] October 24, 1948 Chicago Rockets Brooklyn Dodgers L 14–35 3 10 28 1
63 Bobby Layne[57] November 28, 1948 Chicago Bears Washington Redskins W 48–13 1 10 0 1
  • Fifth time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback.
  • One of four qualified zero rating games that the passer had zero yards.
64 Bill Mackrides[58] December 5, 1948 Philadelphia Eagles Boston Yanks L 14–37 2 10 21 1
65 George Ratterman[59] December 19, 1948 Buffalo Bills Cleveland Browns L 7–49 5 18 24 3
66 Tommy Thompson[60] December 19, 1948 Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Cardinals W 7–0 2 12 7 2
  • NFL Championship Game
  • One of four postseason zero rating games in NFL history
  • Sixth time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback; this is the only such occurrence in the postseason
  • One of two zero passer ratings on December 19, 1948 (the other being the AAFC Championship Game)
67 Don Panciera[61] September 22, 1949 New York Yankees Los Angeles Dons W 10–7 2 10 30 2 Seventh time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
68 Jim Hardy[62] October 8, 1949 Chicago Cardinals Philadelphia Eagles L 3–28 3 16 11 3
69 Glenn Dobbs[63] October 14, 1949 Los Angeles Dons Cleveland Browns L 14–61 5 17 29 2
70 Stan Heath[64] November 27, 1949 Green Bay Packers Chicago Cardinals L 21–41 2 10 14 1
71 Tom O'Malley[65] September 17, 1950 Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions L 7–45 4 15 31 6 Most interceptions thrown by a player in a zero pass rating game
72 Adrian Burk[66] October 14, 1951 Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers L 24–37 3 13 30 2
73 Bob Waterfield[67] September 28, 1952 Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Browns L 7–37 3 10 26 1 Replaced by Norm Van Brocklin, who also posted a passer rating of zero.
74 Norm Van Brocklin[68] September 28, 1952 Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Browns L 7–37 3 17 40 2
  • Did not start; he replaced Bob Waterfield, who had also posted a passer rating of zero.
  • First of two career zero rating games
75 Eddie LeBaron[69] November 9, 1952 Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles L 20–38 3 10 16 1 First of two career zero rating games
76 George Taliaferro[70] November 22, 1953 Baltimore Colts Philadelphia Eagles L 13–21 6 21 53 2
  • 9.5% interception percentage is the lowest possible in a zero passer rating game; Taliaferro is one of three players in a zero passer rating game to have exactly a 9.5% interception percentage, along with Earl Morrall in 1965 and Brandon Allen in 2021.
  • The first of two career zero rating games for Taliaferro
77 Babe Parilli[71] December 12, 1953 Green Bay Packers Philadelphia Eagles L 17–33 2 13 9 2 The first of a record three career games with a zero rating.
78 Otto Graham[72] December 27, 1953 Cleveland Browns Detroit Lions L 16–17 2 15 20 2
79 Al Dorow[73] October 10, 1954 Washington Redskins New York Giants L 21–51 2 10 20 1 The first of a record three career games with a zero rating
80 Al Dorow[73] November 7, 1954 Washington Redskins Cleveland Browns L 3–62 3 14 33 3
  • The second of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • Dorow's second zero rating game of the 1954 season
81 Paul Held[74] December 5, 1954 Pittsburgh Steelers New York Giants L 3–24 1 10 10 3
82 Lamar McHan[75] September 26, 1955 Chicago Cardinals Pittsburgh Steelers L 7–14 5 17 37 2 The first of a record three career games with a zero rating.
83 Ralph Guglielmi[76] October 16, 1955 Washington Redskins Cleveland Browns L 14–24 2 10 17 2 The first of a record three career games with a zero rating.
84 Norm Van Brocklin[68] October 16, 1955 Los Angeles Rams Green Bay Packers L 28–30 3 14 34 3 Second of two career zero rating games
85 Tobin Rote[77] October 23, 1955 Green Bay Packers Cleveland Browns L 10–41 6 20 42 2
  • The first of two career zero rating games for Rote
  • The second consecutive week that the Browns held an opposing quarterback to a zero rating
86 Babe Parilli[71] October 6, 1957 Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions L 14–24 2 10 19 3 The second of a record three career games with a zero rating.
87 Tobin Rote[77] November 24, 1957 Detroit Lions Chicago Bears L 7–27 2 10 12 1 The second of two career zero rating games for Rote
88 Babe Parilli[71] November 2, 1958 Green Bay Packers Baltimore Colts L 0–56 1 11 6 3
  • Parilli's third of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • One of two zero rating games on November 2, 1958
89 Milt Plum[71] November 2, 1958 Cleveland Browns New York Giants L 17–21 4 14 26 2 One of two zero rating games on November 2, 1958
90 Lamar McHan[75] December 7, 1958 Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears L 14–30 1 10 1 2
  • The second of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • First of two consecutive games with a zero passer rating (one of only four players to do this)
91 Lamar McHan[75] December 13, 1958 Chicago Cardinals Pittsburgh Steelers L 21–38 2 10 17 3
  • The third of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • Second consecutive game with a zero passer rating (one of only four players to do this)
92 Ralph Guglielmi[76] October 18, 1959 Washington Redskins Pittsburgh Steelers L 6–27 2 13 9 2 The second of a record three career games with a zero rating.
93 Ralph Guglielmi[76] November 22, 1959 Washington Redskins Green Bay Packers L 0–21 4 14 30 2 The third of a record three career games with a zero rating.
94 King Hill[78] October 2, 1960 St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants L 35–14 3 13 25 2
95 Eddie LeBaron[69] October 2, 1960 Dallas Cowboys Baltimore Colts L 7–45 3 10 21 3 Second of two career zero rating games
96 Bobby Layne[57] November 6, 1960 Pittsburgh Steelers Philadelphia Eagles L 7–34 2 16 23 2 Second of two career zero rating games
97 Richie Lucas[79] September 23, 1961 Buffalo Bills Boston Patriots L 21–23 2 10 19 1
98 George Izo[80] October 15, 1961 Washington Redskins Pittsburgh Steelers L 0–20 4 14 42 2
99 John Brodie[81] October 22, 1961 San Francisco 49ers Chicago Bears L 0–31 3 10 23 2
100 Al Dorow[82] September 9, 1962 Buffalo Bills Houston Oilers L 23–28 4 17 44 3 The third of a record three career games with a zero rating
101 John Hadl[83] October 13, 1962 San Diego Chargers Buffalo Bills L 10–35 2 12 17 2 The first of two career games with a zero passer rating for Hadl
102 Cotton Davidson[84] October 14, 1962 Oakland Raiders Denver Broncos L 6–23 2 10 22 1 The first of two zero ratings for Davidson in the 1962 season
103 Cotton Davidson[84] November 18, 1962 Oakland Raiders Buffalo Bills L 10–6 5 20 25 2 The second of two zero ratings for Davidson in the 1962 season
104 Daryle Lamonica[85] September 28, 1963 Buffalo Bills Houston Oilers L 20–31 5 17 49 2
105 John McCormick[86] November 28, 1963 Denver Broncos Oakland Raiders L 10–26 2 10 7 2
106 Bill Munson[87] October 11, 1964 Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears L 17–38 4 15 42 4
107 Earl Morrall[88] September 19, 1965 New York Giants Dallas Cowboys L 2–31 6 21 63 2 9.5% interception percentage is the lowest possible in a zero passer rating game; Morrall is one of three players in a zero passer rating game to have exactly a 9.5% interception percentage, along with George Taliaferro in 1953 and Brandon Allen in 2021.
108 Dick Wood[89] September 19, 1965 Oakland Raiders San Diego Chargers L 6–17 4 14 31 2
109 Jack Kemp[90] December 5, 1965 Buffalo Bills Houston Oilers W 29–18 2 10 25 1 Seventh time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
110 Dick Wood[89] September 9, 1966 Miami Dolphins New York Jets L 14–19 2 15 25 2
  • Second career 0.0 game
  • The first of three Dolphins players with a zero rating game in 1966
111 Rick Norton[91] September 18, 1966 Miami Dolphins Buffalo Bills L 24–58 3 10 17 3
  • The first of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • The second of three Dolphins players with a zero rating game in 1966
112 George Wilson[92] November 6, 1966 Miami Dolphins Buffalo Bills L 0–29 3 13 28 3 The third of three Dolphins players with a zero rating game in 1966
113 Steve Tensi[93] September 17, 1967 Denver Broncos Miami Dolphins L 21–35 6 20 55 2 The first of two career zero rating games, both in the 1967 season within the span of less than one month
114 Ron Vander Kelen[94] September 22, 1967 Minnesota Vikings Los Angeles Rams L 3–39 3 13 23 2
115 Steve Tensi[93] September 17, 1967 Denver Broncos Houston Oilers L 6–10 6 22 58 3 The second of two career zero rating games, both in the 1967 season within the span of less than one month
116 Joe Kapp[95] October 15, 1967 Minnesota Vikings Green Bay Packers W 10–7 2 11 25 2 Eighth time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
117 Don Trull[96] December 9, 1967 Boston Patriots Buffalo Bills L 16–44 5 20 57 3
118 Jack Concannon[97] September 22, 1968 Chicago Bears Detroit Lions L 0–42 4 14 40 3
119 Bob Griese[98] September 28, 1968 Miami Dolphins Kansas City Chiefs L 3–48 2 17 24 2
120 Johnny Unitas[99] October 20, 1968 Baltimore Colts Cleveland Browns L 20–30 1 11 12 3
121 Virgil Carter[100] October 12, 1969 Chicago Bears Minnesota Vikings L 0–31 3 12 25 2
122 Rick Norton[101] November 23, 1969 Miami Dolphins Houston Oilers L 7–32 7 26 43 5
  • The second of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • The first of two games in 1969 in which Norton posted a zero rating
123 Rick Norton[101] December 14, 1969 Miami Dolphins New York Jets L 9–27 3 15 39 2
  • The third of a record three career games with a zero rating
  • The second of two games in 1969 in which Norton posted a zero rating, both within less than a month
124 Billy Kilmer[102] September 27, 1970 New Orleans Saints Minnesota Vikings L 0–26 6 20 16 2
125 Don Gault[103] October 3, 1970 Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Steelers W 15–7 1 16 44 2
  • Only career NFL start
  • Second and last career game played
  • Ninth time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
126 Mike Taliaferro[104] October 11, 1970 Boston Patriots Kansas City Chiefs L 10–23 3 12 30 4
127 Rick Arrington[105] October 25, 1970 Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers L 17–30 3 10 16 3
128 Terry Hanratty[106] November 15, 1970 Pittsburgh Steelers Kansas City Chiefs L 14–31 3 12 35 2
129 Len Dawson[107] November 22, 1970 Kansas City Chiefs St. Louis Cardinals T 6–6 4 14 38 2 The fourth (and most recent) of four games in NFL history with a zero rating player to end in a tie
130 Terry Bradshaw[108] December 13, 1970 Pittsburgh Steelers Atlanta Falcons L 16–27 3 12 30 2 One of two career zero rating games for Bradshaw
131 Kent Nix[109] October 3, 1971 Chicago Bears Los Angeles Rams L 3–17 5 23 60 3
132 Bobby Douglass[110] November 21, 1971 Chicago Bears Detroit Lions L 3–28 6 26 68 4
133 John Hadl[111] November 28, 1971 San Diego Chargers Cincinnati Bengals L 0–31 5 18 49 4 The second of two career games with a zero passer rating for Hadl
134 Gary Cuozzo[112] December 11, 1971 Minnesota Vikings Detroit Lions W 29–10 4 15 21 2 10th time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
135 Greg Landry[113] September 24, 1972 Detroit Lions Minnesota Vikings L 10–34 3 15 39 3
136 Dan Pastorini[114] October 9, 1972 Houston Oilers Oakland Raiders L 0–34 3 21 31 4 The first of two career 0.0 games by Pastorini
137 Pat Sullivan[115] October 29, 1972 Atlanta Falcons San Francisco 49ers L 14–49 1 11 12 2
138 Al Woodall[116] October 7, 1973 New York Jets Miami Dolphins L 3–31 4 15 45 2
139 Scott Hunter[117] October 28, 1973 Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions L 0–34 1 10 −4 1
140 Randy Johnson[118] November 4, 1973 New York Giants Oakland Raiders L 0–42 2 12 15 2
141 Bob Lee[119] December 9, 1973 Atlanta Falcons St. Louis Cardinals L 10–32 3 16 27 2
  • Had perfect 158.3 game earlier in season
  • Both starting QBs (Lee and Gary Keithley of the St.Louis Cardinals had a zero passer rating in the game; this is the only time this has ever occurred
142 Gary Keithley December 9, 1973 St. Louis Cardinals Atlanta Falcons W 32–10 2 10 9 1
  • First career start
  • The first of two career zero passer rating games by Keithley; the second of which happened the following week; Keithley is one of only four players to post zero passer rating games in consecutive games
  • Both starting QBs (Keithley and Bob Lee of the Atlanta Falcons) had a zero passer rating in the game; this is the only time this has ever occurred
143 Gary Keithley[120] December 16, 1973 St. Louis Cardinals Dallas Cowboys L 3–30 6 20 30 2
  • Second career start
  • Second consecutive game with a zero passer rating (one of only four players to do this)
144 Joe Namath[121] September 29, 1974 New York Jets Buffalo Bills L 12–16 2 18 33 3 The first of two career zero passer rating games by Namath
145 Archie Manning[122] November 25, 1974 New Orleans Saints Pittsburgh Steelers L 7–28 2 10 9 3 Part of the only two father–son combinations on this list (sons Eli and Peyton Manning)
146 James Harris[123] September 21, 1975 Los Angeles Rams Dallas Cowboys L 7–18 1 10 5 3
147 Dan Fouts[124] October 5, 1975 San Diego Chargers Oakland Raiders L 0–6 3 13 29 2
148 Kim McQuilken[125] November 9, 1975 Atlanta Falcons Minnesota Vikings L 0–38 5 26 43 5
149 Terry Bradshaw[126] December 20, 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers Los Angeles Rams L 3–10 3 10 28 1
  • Second career 0.0 game for Bradshaw
  • The first time a quarterback was replaced mid-game by a player who also finished with a 0.0 rating (Joe Gilliam).
150 Joe Gilliam[127] December 20, 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers Los Angeles Rams L 3–10 2 11 29 2
  • Replaced Terry Bradshaw
  • The first time a quarterback (Bradshaw) was replaced mid-game by a player (Gilliam) who also finished with a 0.0 rating.
151 Lynn Dickey[128] September 26, 1976 Green Bay Packers Cincinnati Bengals L 7–28 5 20 45 2
152 Ron Jaworski[129] October 24, 1976 Los Angeles Rams New Orleans Saints W 16–10 3 11 15 2 11th time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
153 Norm Snead[130] November 14, 1976 New York Giants Washington Redskins W 12–9 3 14 26 2
  • Final career start
  • 12th time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
154 Gary Marangi[131] November 21, 1976 Buffalo Bills San Diego Chargers L 13–34 8 30 83 3 Most attempts, yards and completions by a player posting a 0.0 rating.[132]
155 Joe Namath[133] December 12, 1976 New York Jets Cincinnati Bengals L 3–42 4 15 20 4
  • Second career 0.0 game
  • Second time that a starter and replacement (Richard Todd) both had a 0.0 rating in same game
156 Richard Todd[134] December 12, 1976 New York Jets Cincinnati Bengals L 3–42 3 13 23 2 Second time that a starter (Joe Namath) and replacement both had a 0.0 passer rating in the same game.
157 Jim Plunkett[135] September 19, 1977 San Francisco 49ers Pittsburgh Steelers L 0–27 3 13 30 2
158 Randy Hedberg[136] October 23, 1977 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Green Bay Packers L 0–13 3 13 18 2
  • First of two career zero rating games, both of which were in 1977
  • Did not start
159 Randy Hedberg[136] December 4, 1977 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Chicago Bears L 0–10 4 15 36 2
  • Second of two career zero rating games, both of which were in 1977
  • Last career game played in NFL
  • Only post-merger QB to post a 0.0 season rating with 90+ attempts.
160 Craig Morton[137] January 15, 1978 Denver Broncos Dallas Cowboys L 27–10 4 15 39 4
  • Super Bowl XII
  • One of four (and the most recent) postseason zero rating games in NFL history
  • Removed from the game in the third quarter.
161 Dan Pastorini[138] September 9, 1979 Houston Oilers Pittsburgh Steelers L 7–38 4 16 16 3 The first of two career 0.0 games by Pastorini
162 Vince Evans[139] November 22, 1981 Chicago Bears Detroit Lions L 7–23 4 19 21 2 Second time that a starter and replacement (Avellini) both had a 0.0 passer rating in the same game.
163 Warren Moon[140] November 10, 1985 Houston Oilers Buffalo Bills L 0–20 3 14 22 3 The first of two career 0.0 ratings for Moon
164 Gary Hogeboom[141] November 17, 1985 Dallas Cowboys Chicago Bears L 0–44 6 22 60 3 Did not start.
165 David Archer[142] November 24, 1985 Atlanta Falcons Chicago Bears L 0–36 2 15 10 2
166 Marc Wilson[143] November 9, 1986 Los Angeles Raiders Dallas Cowboys W 17–13 4 14 37 3 13th time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
167 Warren Moon[144] November 30, 1986 Houston Oilers Cleveland Browns L 10–13 (OT) 5 23 68 4
  • Second career 0.0 game for Moon
  • Only game with a 0.0 rating player to go to overtime
168 Bubby Brister[145] October 2, 1988 Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns L 9–23 4 14 28 2
169 Brent Pease[146] October 9, 1988 Houston Oilers Kansas City Chiefs W 7–6 3 14 26 3 14th (and most recent) time a team won the game in spite of having a zero rating quarterback
170 Pat Ryan[147] September 30, 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins L 0–23 4 14 24 3 Did not start.
171 Tommy Maddox[148] October 15, 1995 New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles L 14–17 6 23 49 3 0.0 passer rating for the season.
172 Kent Graham[149] October 12, 1997 Arizona Cardinals New York Giants L 13–27 4 14 40 2
173 Tony Graziani[150] October 26, 1997 Atlanta Falcons Carolina Panthers L 12–21 4 18 24 2 First career start.
174 Trent Dilfer[151] December 14, 1997 Tampa Bay Buccaneers New York Jets L 0–31 2 15 38 2
175 Ryan Leaf[152] September 20, 1998 San Diego Chargers Kansas City Chiefs L 7–23 1 15 4 2
176 Scott Mitchell[153] October 15, 2000 Cincinnati Bengals Pittsburgh Steelers L 0–15 4 16 39 2
177 Anthony Wright[154] December 25, 2000 Dallas Cowboys Tennessee Titans L 0–31 5 20 35 2
178 Randy Fasani[155] October 27, 2002 Carolina Panthers Tampa Bay Buccaneers L 9–12 5 18 46 3 Only career NFL start.
179 Tim Hasselbeck[156] December 14, 2003 Washington Redskins Dallas Cowboys L 0–27 6 26 56 4
180 Jeff Garcia[157] September 19, 2004 Cleveland Browns Dallas Cowboys L 12–19 8 27 71 3
181 Eli Manning[158] December 12, 2004 New York Giants Baltimore Ravens L 14–37 4 18 27 2 Removed from the game in the fourth quarter. Father Archie Manning, and brother Peyton Manning also had 0.0 passer ratings in games.
182 Joey Harrington[159] December 17, 2006 Miami Dolphins Buffalo Bills L 0–21 5 17 20 2
183 Chris Redman[160] December 16, 2007 Atlanta Falcons Tampa Bay Buccaneers L 3–37 4 15 34 2 The 7 years, 10 months, and 30 days between Redman's 0.0 passer rating game and the next such NFL game (Peyton Manning on November 15, 2015) is the longest interval between 0.0 passer rating games in NFL history.
184 Peyton Manning[161] November 15, 2015 Denver Broncos Kansas City Chiefs L 13–29 5 20 35 4
  • Removed from the game in the third quarter
  • Broke the career passing yards record during the game (it has since been broken by Tom Brady and Drew Brees).
  • Oldest player to have a zero passer rating game (39 years, 236 days old)
  • His father (Archie Manning) and brother (Eli Manning) also had 0.0 passer rating games
  • The 7 years, 10 months, and 30 days between Manning's 0.0 passer rating game and the last such NFL game (Chris Redman on December 16, 2007) is the longest interval between 0.0 passer rating games in NFL history.
185 Nathan Peterman[162] September 9, 2018 Buffalo Bills Baltimore Ravens L 3–47 5 18 24 2 Removed from the game in the third quarter. Replacement (Josh Allen) would have a perfect 158.3 game in 2023.[163]
186 Brandon Allen[164] January 3, 2021 Cincinnati Bengals Baltimore Ravens L 3–38 6 21 48 2 9.5% interception percentage is the lowest possible in a zero passer rating game; Allen is one of three players in a zero passer rating game to have exactly a 9.5% interception percentage, along with George Taliaferro in 1953 and Earl Morrall in 1965.

See also

Notes

  1. ^ In 1943, the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers combined their teams due to both teams losing a significant amount of players to military service during World War II. The team was officially known as the Phil-Pitt Combine.

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