aaron rodgers was the starting quarterback for the saints.
aaron rodgers was the starting quarterback for the saints.
who's the starting quarterback for the saints?
aaron rodgers
he entered the 2008 season as the backup to drew brees, appearing in just two games. in 2009, he appeared in all 16 games as the holder on the saints place-kicking unit, and saw his first playing time at quarterback in 3 years during a week 17 loss to the carolina panthers, as the saints had already clinched homefield advantage and rested starter drew brees, as well as many other starters. although he played little for the saints, he was noted for his role as a veteran advisor to the saints' starting quarterback, drew brees. on january 24, 2010, brunell was the holder on the 40-yard field goal kicked by garrett hartley in overtime against the minnesota vikings in the nfc championship game to send the new orleans saints to the team's first ever super bowl. on february 7, 2010, brunell got his first and only super bowl ring with the new orleans saints when the team won its first franchise world championship by defeating the indianapolis colts 31-17 in super bowl xliv.
mark brunell
bullet::::- most road losses in a season, by a rookie starting quarterback: 8, peyton manning, indianapolis colts 1998; derek carr, oakland raiders, 2014









































bullet::::- most losses in a season, by a starting quarterback: 15, archie manning, new orleans saints, 1980; jeff george, indianapolis colts, 1991; deshone kizer, cleveland browns, 2017









































bullet::::- most consecutive losses, by a rookie starting quarterback: 15, deshone kizer, cleveland browns, 2017









































bullet::::- most losses in a season, by a rookie starting quarterback: 15, deshone kizer, cleveland browns, 2017









































bullet::::- most consecutive losses in a season, by a starting quarterback: 15, deshone kizer, cleveland browns, 2017
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