Which QB has the most 450-yard passing games in the NFL?

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has recently been having problems leading his team, including being placed on the reserve/covid-19 list thereby missing some action.

But regardless of Pittsburgh’s final outcome this season, the signal caller’s place in NFL history has already been sealed.

The 450-yard passing mark reflects a quarterback’s expert ability to dominate and master his opponents. When it comes to this milestone, Roethlisberger so far reigns supreme. He holds the record for the biggest number of matches by a quarterback with 450+ passing yards, with six games to his name. He achieved this record in 2018.

Dak on his way

Following closely on the heels of Roethlisberger is Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys with five. As Prescott is still very much active in the NFL, he has a shot at matching the 39-year-old’s record.

Dan Marino is next with four, followed by Matt Schaub, Drew Brees, and Peyton Manning with three each.

The 450-yard passing mark has only been achieved by 25 players.

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Here is the list of these elite quarterbacks.

Ben Roethlisberger- 6

Dak Prescott- 5

Dan Marino- 4

Matt Schaub- 3

Drew Brees- 3

Peyton Manning- 3

Jameis Winston- 2

Patrick Mahomes- 2

Jared Goff- 2

Matt Ryan- 2

Eli Manning- 2

Matthew Stafford- 2

Tom Brady- 2

Philip Rivers- 2

Kurt Warner- 2

Donovan McNabb- 2

Marc Bulger- 2

Jake Plummer- 2

Boomer Esiason- 2

Joe Montana- 2

Vinny Testaverde- 2

Neil Lomax- 2

Tommy Kramer- 2

Nick Foles- 1

Andrew Luck- 1