Which Quarterback Has The Highest Passer Rating In A Week 7 Game Since 1999

NAME	DATE	TM	OPP	RATE	CMP	ATT	PCT	YDS	AVG	TD	TD%	SCK	SCKY
Aaron Rodgers	10/20/2019	GB	vs. OAK	158.3	25	31	80.6	429	13.8	5	16.1	1	8
Ryan Tannehill	10/25/2015	MIA	vs. HOU	158.3	18	19	94.7	282	14.8	4	21.1	4	41
Tom Brady	10/21/2007	NE	@ MIA	158.3	21	25	84.0	354	14.2	6	24.0	1	10
Sage Rosenfels	10/21/2005	MIA	vs. KC	158.3	1	1	100.0	77	77.0	1	100.0	0	0
Peyton Manning	10/19/2014	DEN	vs. SF	157.2	22	26	84.6	318	12.2	4	15.4	2	14
Aaron Rodgers	10/25/2009	GB	@ CLE	155.4	15	20	75.0	246	12.3	3	15.0	0	0
Jay Fiedler	10/24/2004	MIA	vs. STL	154.8	13	17	76.5	203	11.9	2	11.8	5	36
Aaron Rodgers	10/19/2014	GB	vs. CAR	154.5	19	22	86.4	255	11.6	3	13.6	2	14
Byron Leftwich	10/19/2008	PIT	@ CIN	153.5	3	3	100.0	34	11.3	1	33.3	0	0
Matt Schaub	10/20/2019	ATL	vs. LAR	151.4	6	6	100.0	65	10.8	1	16.7	0	0
Matt Ryan	10/20/2013	ATL	vs. TB	148.4	20	26	76.9	273	10.5	3	11.5	0	0
Aaron Brooks	10/19/2003	NO	@ ATL	148.2	23	30	76.7	352	11.7	3	10.0	2	9
Mark Brunell	10/23/2005	WAS	vs. SF	147.9	13	20	65.0	252	12.6	3	15.0	1	7
Matt Schaub	10/23/2011	HOU	@ TEN	147.7	18	23	78.3	296	12.9	2	8.7	0	0
Ben Roethlisberger	10/22/2006	PIT	@ ATL	147.3	16	22	72.7	238	10.8	3	13.6	3	15
Mike Glennon	10/20/2019	OAK	@ GB	147.2	2	3	66.7	36	12.0	1	33.3	0	0
Carson Palmer	10/25/2009	CIN	vs. CHI	146.7	20	24	83.3	233	9.7	5	20.8	0	0
Aaron Rodgers	10/23/2011	GB	@ MIN	146.5	24	30	80.0	335	11.2	3	10.0	4	28
Charlie Batch	10/22/2006	PIT	@ ATL	145.0	8	13	61.5	195	15.0	2	15.4	0	0
Drew Brees	10/23/2011	NO	vs. IND	144.9	31	35	88.6	325	9.3	5	14.3	2	4
Matt Cassel	10/24/2010	KC	vs. JAX	144.0	13	18	72.2	193	10.7	2	11.1	1	3
Tony Romo	10/25/2009	DAL	vs. ATL	141.6	21	29	72.4	311	10.7	3	10.3	2	12
Kirk Cousins	10/20/2019	MIN	@ DET	141.5	24	34	70.6	338	9.9	4	11.8	0	0
Joey Harrington	10/24/2004	DET	@ NYG	140.5	18	22	81.8	230	10.5	2	9.1	3	20
Peyton Manning	10/22/2006	IND	vs. WAS	140.4	25	35	71.4	342	9.8	4	11.4	0	0

Since 1999, 4 quarterbacks are tied for the highest passer rating by a quarterback in a Week-7 game, with a 158.3 rating. The first three are Aaron Rodgers on October 20, 2019, Ryan Tannehill on October 25, 2015 and Tom Brady on October 21, 2007.

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