Brunell had a moderate year in 1995, but he exploded in 1996, going to the Pro Bowl and leading the NFL in Passing Yards (4,367), and took Jacksonville to the AFC Championship Game. That was his best year, but he still had more good ones left, as he had two more Pro Bowls, and four more 3,000 plus passing seasons.
He was with the Jaguars until 2003 when he was traded to the Washington Redskins. With the Jaguars, he would obtain 144 Touchdown Passes on 25,698 Passing Yards.4. Mark Brunell
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Mark Brunell was the backup for Brett Favre for two seasons in Green Bay, but when you backup a superstar who will play through any amount of pain, you are not going to see any action. He was traded to Jacksonville for their inaugural season, and the Jags had their first Quarterback. He was also a good one!
The Bullet Points
- Position: Quarterback
- Acquired: Traded from the Green Bay Packers for a 1993 3rd Round Pick (which would be William Henderson) 4/22/96.
- Departed: Traded to the Washington Redskins for a 2004 3rd Round Pick (which would be Donnell Washington) 2/16/09.
- Games Played: 120
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Notable Statistics:
117 Games Started
2,184 Pass Completions
3,616 Pass Attempts
60.4 Pass Completion Percentage
25,698 Passing Yards
144 Touchdown Passes
86 Interceptions
85.4% Passer Rating
429 Rushing Attempts
2,219 Rushing Yards
14 Rushing Touchdowns
104 Approximate Value
8 Playoff Games
124 Pass Completions
244 Pass Attempts
50.8 Pass Completion Percentage
1,525 Passing Yards
10 Touchdown Passes
10 Interceptions
67.1% Passer Rating
27 Rushing Attempts
103 Rushing Yards -
Major Accolades and Awards:
Pro Bowl (1996, 1997 & 1999)
Most Passing Yards (1996)
Most Passing Yards per Game (1996)
Most Yards per Attempt (1996)
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