List of NCAA Division I FBS career passing yards leaders
Table:
Rank

Player

University (Seasons)

Total passing yards

1

Case Keenum

Houston (2007–2011)

19,217

2

Timmy Chang

Hawaii (2000–2004)

17,072

3

Landry Jones

Oklahoma (2009–2012)

16,646

4

Graham Harrell

Texas Tech (2005–2008)

15,793

5

Ty Detmer

BYU (1988–1991)

15,031

6

Kellen Moore

Boise State (2008–2011)

14,667

7

Baker Mayfield

Texas Tech (2013), Oklahoma (2015–2017)

14,607

8

Luke Falk

Washington State (2014–2017)

14,481

9

Colt Brennan

Hawaii (2005–2007)

14,193

10

Rakeem Cato

Marshall (2011–2014)

14,079

11

Mason Rudolph

Oklahoma State (2014–2017)

13,618

12

Sean Mannion

Oregon State (2011–2014)

13,600

13

Brett Rypien

Boise State (2015–2018)

13,578

14

Philip Rivers

NC State (2000–2003)

13,484

15

Corey Robinson

Troy (2010–2013)

13,477

16

Colt McCoy

Texas (2006–2009)

13,253

17

Aaron Murray

Georgia (2010–2013)

13,166

18

Kevin Kolb

Houston (2003–2006)

12,964

19

Dan LeFevour

Central Michigan (2006–2009)

12,905

20

Cooper Rush

Central Michigan (2013–2016)

12,884

21

Brandon Doughty

Western Kentucky (2011–2015)

12,855

22

Derek Carr

Fresno State (2009–2013)

12,843

23

Tim Rattay

Louisiana Tech (1997–1999)

12,746

24

J. T. Barrett

Ohio State (2013–2017)

12,697

25

Ryan Lindley

San Diego State (2008–2011)

12,690

26

Chris Redman

Louisville (1996–1999)

12,541

27

Chase Daniel

Missouri (2005–2008)

12,515

28

Brent Stockstill

Middle Tennessee (2014–2018)

12,483

29

Trevor Vittatoe

UTEP (2007–2010)

12,439

30

Kliff Kingsbury

Texas Tech (1999–2002)

12,429

31

Matt Barkley

USC (2009–2012)

12,327

32

Jake Browning

Washington (2015–2018)

12,296

33

Jared Goff

California (2013–2015)

12,195

34

Drew Lock

Missouri (2015–2018)

12,193

35

Zach Terrell

Western Michigan (2013–2016)

12,100

36

Zac Dysert

Miami (Ohio) (2009–2012)

12,016

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