Mark Brunell ranks in the all-time elite tier for quarterbacks — a career that places Brunell in the top 10% of all players at the position. The Knox value model assigns Brunell a career score of 66, reflecting sustained impact that most players at the position never approach.
Ranked #408 of 600 by seasons where high individual production happened on low-win teams. Score aggregates only tracked StatVault categories.
Career Value · VORP
245 career value over replacement — #226 all-time of 4,649. 20.4/season above a replacement-level QB.
Career Profile
Pick #118 (Rd 5) · GB · 1993 · +33.4 vs expected KV-H
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Reached 36% of the all-time Passing Yards leader — a rotational/depth all-time profile at the position.
A 0–100 scale where 100 = matched the all-time leaderat this position. Built only from visible encyclopedia data — career production vs. the all-time leader, plus efficiency (EPA) and comparable-player confidence — so it's a transparent context score, not a subjective rating. Tiers: Elite ≥ 85 · Strong ≥ 65 · Solid ≥ 45 · Depth < 45. Comparable-player confidence: 88%.
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Pre-1999 players have bio + draft data but counting stats are not available from any freely-licensed source. Players with ★ Career Only see verified career aggregates from nflverse draft_picks.
Amber = this player (normalized to own peak). Indigo = average QBs aging curve. Group peak age: 24. Source: StatVault KV-H era (1999+).
Major career thresholds crossed, derived from regular-season totals (1999+).
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College stats are not imported for this profile yet.
StatVault has the verified college attribution (Washington), but no parsed college box-score table is present in this profile artifact. The section stays here so every profile has a consistent college-stats landing point without fabricating unavailable rows.
Career teammates and draft class, derived from year-by-year rosters — every name is linked.
Mark opened the Jacksonville Jaguars QB lineage the corpus knows, and handed it to David Garrard (2002–2010).
Mark inherited the Washington Commanders QB room from Patrick Ramsey (2002–2005), and handed it to Jason Campbell (2006–2009).
The room is reconstructed from arrival order among durable members (≥4 seasons with the club) at the player’s position group — a lineage by arrival, not a week-by-week depth chart. Distinct from the league-wide positional GOAT torch.
Statistical + physical similarity across every player in the database, position-relevant (0–100%).
Last recorded season with NYJ
Joined NYJ (from NO)
Joined NO (from WAS)
Joined WAS (from JAX)
Joined JAX (from GB)
Drafted by GB — Round 5, Pick 118
No game-status injuries on record since 2009 (nflverse weekly reports).
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Era-normalized career quality — z-scored against 12-season peers. See all →
Career durability — games played vs. scheduled, across 16 seasons.
Composite score across availability, IR frequency, and injury severity. See all →
Calibrated Hall-of-Fame probability — fit against actual enshrinement. See all →
What carries the case
Monitor score 41 · components sum to the score (All-Pro ×12 · Pro Bowl ×3 · League Lead ×4 · ranks/era/longevity weighted).
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Statistical profile across 5 dimensions
This player carries the statistical signature of a Hall-of-Fame candidate whose career was cut short by injury or circumstance. The gap between their ceiling and actual production is quantified below.
Pass Yds translated to the 2025NFL — each season's standing among its own-era peers, projected onto 2025's scoring environment. Modern-era (1999+) coverage.
| Season | Actual Pass Yds | Pass Yds/G | → 2025 Pass Yds | → 2025 /G |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | 2,168 | 166.8 | 3,542+1,374 | 208.4 |
| 1996 | 4,367 | 272.9 | 4,570+203 | 268.8 |
| 1997 | 3,281 | 234.4 | 4,282+1,001 | 251.9 |
| 1998 | 2,601 | 200.1 | 3,867+1,266 | 227.5 |
| 1999 | 3,060 | 204 | 3,886+826 | 228.6 |
| 2000 | 3,640 | 227.5 | 4,118+478 | 242.3 |
| 2001 | 3,309 | 220.6 | 3,997+688 | 235.1 |
| 2002 | 2,788 | 185.9 | 3,456+668 | 203.3 |
| 2004 | 1,194 | 132.7 | 2,709+1,515 | 159.3 |
| 2005 | 3,050 | 190.6 | 3,559+509 | 209.3 |
| 2006 | 1,789 | 178.9 | 3,394+1,605 | 199.7 |
| 2009 | 102 | 25.5 | 1,239+1,137 | 72.9 |
Data: nflverse:players, nflverse:player_stats, nflverse:draft_picks, nflverse:player_stats_def, nflverse:advanced-epa (CC-BY 4.0), nflverse:injuries, wikipedia:season-stats (CC-BY-SA, facts-only), wikipedia:college-stats (CC-BY-SA, facts-only), espn.com:stats-api (facts-only reference), espn.com:stats-api (games-played, facts-only reference) · multi-source verified via the StatVault Oracle · updated 7/31/2026
David Garrard
QB
86% match
1993 Draft ClassmatesFull class →
Wore 5 distinct franchise crests across 18 seasons (1994–2011) — a true nomad. The crest trail: