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The 'Most passing yards in a season by team' quiz

Created on March 12, 2024 | Total tries: 36122 | Average Score: 27.6 out of 32 (86%) | Quiz FAQ

Can you name every NFL quarterback with the franchise record for passing yards in a season? An asterisk (*) indicates the team was located in another city and/or went by a different name during the season listed. Quiz clue: Team / Yards / Season. Good luck!

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ARZ / 4,671 / 2015

ATL / 4,944 / 2016

BAL / 4,317 / 2016

BUF / 4,544 / 2020

CAR / 4,436 / 1999

CHI / 3,838 / 1995

CIN / 4,611 / 2021

CLE / 4,132 / 1980

DAL / 4,903 / 2012

DEN / 5,477 / 2013

DET / 5,038 / 2011

GB / 4,643 / 2011

HOU / 4,823 / 2020

IND / 4,761 / 2014

JAX / 4,428 / 2015

KC / 5,250 / 2022

LAC / 5,014 / 2021

LAR / 4,886 / 2021

LVR / 4,804 / 2021

MIA / 5,084 / 1984

MIN / 4,717 / 2004

NE / 5,235 / 2011

NO / 5,476 / 2011

NYG / 4,933 / 2011

NYJ / 4,007 / 1967

PHI / 4,039 / 2019

PIT / 5,129 / 2018

SEA / 4,282 / 2022

SF / 4,280 / 2023

TB / 5,316 / 2021

TEN* / 4,690 / 1991

WAS / 4,917 / 2016

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