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NAME TEAM YEAR QP SP MP LP Josh McCown ARI 2004 11-16 21-41 42-56 61-66 Arizona 0 Shaun King ARI 2004 11-21 22-42 43-61 62-66 Atlanta 1 Michael Vick ATL 2004 11-14 15-26 31-54 55-66 Baltimore -1 Matt Schaub ATL 2004 11-21 22-43 44-61 62-66 Buffalo 0 Kyle Boller BAL 2004 11-21 22-44 45-61 62-66 Carolina -1 Drew Bledsoe BUF 2004 11-16 21-35 36-56 61-66 Chicago-1 J.P. Losman BUF 2004 11-21 22-42 43-61 62-66 Cincinnati 0 Jake Delhomme CAR 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Cleveland -3 Rodney Peete CAR 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Dallas 0 Chad Hutchinson CHI 2004 11-21 22-44 45-61 62-66 Denver 1 Craig Krenzel CHI 2004 11-15 16-33 34-55 56-66 Detroit -1 Carson Palmer CIN 2004 11-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 Green Bay 1 Jon Kitna CIN 2004 11-21 22-43 44-61 62-66 Houston 0 Jeff Garcia CLE 2004 11-15 16-33 34-55 56-66 Indianapolis 1 Luke McCown CLE 2004 11-14 15-31 32-54 55-66 Jacksonville 0 Vinny Testaverde DAL 2004 11-15 16-33 34-55 56-66 Kansas City 1 Drew Henson DAL 2004 11-24 25-55 56-64 65-66 Miami -3 Jake Plummer DEN 2004 11-13 14-24 25-53 54-66 Minnesota 1 Joey Harrington DET 200411-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 New England 2 Mike McMahon DET 2004 11-24 25-61 62-64 65-66 New Orleans 0 Brett Favre GB 2004 11-14 15-33 34-55 56-66 New York (A) 0 Craig Nall GB 2004 11-12 13-23 24-53 54-66 New York (N) -2 David Carr HOU 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Oakland -2 Tony Banks HOU 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Philadelphia 1 Peyton Manning IND 200411-13 14-24 25-53 54-66 Pittsburgh2 Jim Sorgi IND 200411-21 22-43 44-61 62-66 San Diego3 Byron Leftwich JAC 2004 11-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 San Francisco -2 David Garrard JAC 2004 11-21 22-44 45-61 62-66 Seattle 0 Trent Green KC 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 St. Louis -1 Todd Collins KC 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Tampa Bay -1 A.J. Feeley MIA 200411-21 22-44 45-61 62-66 Tennessee 0 Jay Fiedler MIA 2004 11-15 16-34 35-55 56-66 Washington 1 Daunte Culpepper MIN 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Gus Frerotte MIN 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Tom Brady NE 200411-14 15-26 31-54 55-66 Rohan Davey NE 200411-13 14-24 25-53 54-66 Aaron Brooks NO 2004 11-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Kurt Warner NYG 2004 11-14 15-33 34-55 56-66 Eli Manning NYG 200411-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 Chad Pennington NYJ 2004 11-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 Quincy Carter NYJ 2004 11-13 14-22 23-53 54-66 Kerry Collins OAK 2004 11-15 16-33 34-55 56-66 Rich Gannon OAK 2004 11-14 15-26 31-54 55-66 Donovan McNabb PHI 2004 11-14 15-26 31-54 55-66 Koy Detmer PHI 2004 11-16 21-35 36-56 61-66 Ben Roethlisberger PIT 2004 11-14 15-25 26-54 55-66 Tommy Maddox PIT 2004 11-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 Drew Brees SD 2004 11-15 16-33 34-55 56-66 Doug Flutie SD 2004 11-13 14-23 24-53 54-66 Matt Hasselbeck SEA 2004 11-15 16-33 34-55 56-66 Trent Dilfer SEA 2004 11-14 15-25 26-54 55-66 Tim Rattay SF 200411-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 Ken Dorsey SF 200411-21 22-43 44-61 62-66 Marc Bulger STL 200411-15 16-32 33-55 56-66 Chris Chandler STL 2004 11-14 15-25 26-54 55-66 Brian Griese TB 2004 11-16 21-36 41-56 61-66 Brad Johnson TB 2004 11-21 22-43 44-61 62-66 Billy Volek TEN 2004 11-16 21-35 36-56 61-66 Steve McNair TEN 2004 11-16 21-42 43-61 62-66 Patrick Ramsey WAS 200411-21 22-44 45-61 62-66 Mark Brunell WAS 2004 11-21 22-43 44-61 62-66.

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