Chicago Bears Passing Yards per Game Leaders

Career totals with the Bears and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through October 29: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning. Seasons before 1922 are not in the source. Figures before 1932 are reconstructions; the NFL kept no official statistics.

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Jay Cutler holds the Bears career record with 229.8 passing yards per game. The single-season record is 257.6, by Brian Griese in 2007.

YDS TD RTG Y/A CMP% Y/G CMP ATT 1D TD% INT INT% SK

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs 14 pass attempts per team game with the club, a career 1,500+ pass attempts with the club.

All-time Bears leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	Y/G	G
1	Jay Cutler	2009–2016	229.8	102
2	Erik Kramer	1994–1998	216.0	49
3	Mitchell Trubisky	2017–2020	208.0	51
4	Jim McMahon	1982–1988	169.7	66
5	Jim Harbaugh	1987–1993	130.0	89
6	Sid Luckman	1939–1950	114.7	128

Single-season Bears records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	Y/G	G
1	Brian Griese	2007	257.6	7
2	Jay Cutler	2014	254.1	15
3	Jay Cutler	2015	243.9	15
4	George Blanda	1954	241.1	8
5	Erik Kramer	1995	239.9	16
6	Jay Cutler	2013	238.3	11
7	Jim McMahon	1987	234.1	7
8	Jay Cutler	2011	231.9	10
9	Caleb Williams	2025	231.9	17
10	Mitchell Trubisky	2018	230.2	14
11	Jay Cutler	2009	229.1	16
12	Josh McCown	2013	228.6	8
13	Erik Kramer	1998	227.9	8
14	Billy Wade	1962	226.6	14
15	Sid Luckman	1947	226.0	12
16	Johnny Lujack	1949	221.5	12
17	Sid Luckman	1943	219.4	10
18	Jay Cutler	2010	218.3	15
19	Mitchell Trubisky	2019	209.2	15
20	Caleb Williams	2024	208.3	17
21	Nick Foles	2020	205.8	9
22	Shane Matthews	1999	205.6	8
23	Mitchell Trubisky	2020	205.5	10
24	Jay Cutler	2012	202.2	15
25	Erik Kramer	1997	200.7	15