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Jacoby Brissett Led NFL in Passing Yards Per Game During 2025 Season

Jacoby Brissett led the NFL with 280.5 passing yards per game during the 2025 season among quarterbacks with at least 10 starts. Veteran Matthew Stafford ranked second at 276.9, followed by Jared Goff (268.5) and Dak Prescott (267.8). Brissett's unexpected efficiency made him one of the league's biggest statistical surprises at QB.


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