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QBs With Most Game-Winning Drives

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Since 2011 which 4 QBs have the most game-winning drives?

If I had to guess.

 

Eli

Rodgers

Rivers

Romo

Is Stafford in that mix?

If Dalton is on that list, then someone's head is going to explode here on BGP. :lol2:

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1. Tony Romo 17

2. Stafford 15

3. Dalton 13

Of course the argument is going to be....if they hadn't played so poorly earlier in the game, they wouldn't be behind in the first place...which is why you may not see Brady, Rodgers, Manning, Brees, etc. on the list.

Since 2011 which 4 QBs have the most game-winning drives?

 

Why since 2011?

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Why since 2011?

 

No idea.

 

No idea.

 

Seems like a weird year to start counting

Seems like a weird year to start counting

 

Probably because if you go back any further there are only a handful of current QBs that were playing.

1. Tony Romo 17

2. Stafford 15

3. Dalton 13

 

Interesting stat. Now what makes it more

Interesting is when you see how many playoff wins the 3 have combined over that time.

Since 2011 which 4 QBs have the most game-winning drives?
How is "game-winning drive" defined? Is it like the "4th quarter comeback stat" where a team can run a play for 1 yard and kick a FG to take the lead at the 11 minute mark of the 4th?

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