Current QBs records vs Winning teams before the start of 2019 season

[Zman5]

Since people are making a big deal about Dak's win/loss record against winning teams. Here is the stat for all the starting QBs for 2019 season before the start of the season.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/cut4ng/current_qb_records_vs_winning_teams/

NFC East QB Record %
Wentz 9-14 .391
Prescott 11-11 .500
Manning 32-77 .294
Keenum 10-17 .370
Smith 28-45 .384
McCown 6-27 .182
AFC East QB Record %
Brady 70-40 .636
Fitzpatrick 7-49-1 .132
NFC West QB Record %
Wilson 26-21 .553
Goff 10-10 .500
Garoppolo 4-2 .667
AFC West QB Record %
Mahomes 3-4 .429
Rivers 33-53 .384
Flacco 26-46 .361
Carr 11-34 .244
NFC North QB Record %
Rodgers 32-39-1 .451
Cousins 5-25 .167
Stafford 7-56 .111
Trubisky 6-7 .462
AFC North QB Record %
Roethlisberger 51-39 .567
Dalton 21-32-1 .398
NFC South QB Record %
Brees 49-65 .430
Ryan 28-43 .394
Newton 20-33-1 .380
Winston 4-19 .173
AFC South QB Record %
Luck 19-23 .452
Foles 8-11 .421
Watson 4-7 .364
Mariota 12-11 .522
Tannehill 15-24 .385
Brissett 1-8 .111


Only thing I could find for Romo was for seasons from 2009 to 2015 which was 18W-24L.

 

[Johnny23]

Big Ben,Brady, and Russell Wilson. Curious what Peyton Manning's record was.

 

[Zman5]

Big Ben,Brady, and Russell Wilson. Curious what Peyton Manning's record was.

All the QBs with winning percentages above .500 have one thing in common. They were good QBs who had good defenses through out their careers.

Even great QBs like ARod and Brees have losing records because they did not always have good defenses. So this stat really doesn't say much about QBs skills in my opinion.