•3/10/08 – signed as a free
agent with the Rams.
•6/6/07 – traded by Kansas City to Miami for a
conditional fifth-round draft choice in 2008.
•2/27/03 – re-signed with
Kansas City.
•4/20/01 – traded by the Rams with fifth-round draft choice in
2001 in exchange for a first-round choice in 2001.
•2/15/99 – signed as an
unrestricted free agent by the Rams.
•4/5/95 – signed as a free agent with
Washington.
•4/26/93 – selected by San Diego in the eighth round (222nd
overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft.
PRO: Veteran quarterback enters his 15th year in the
NFL and is in his second stint with the Rams after playing for the team from
1999-2000…two-time Pro Bowl selection (2003, 2005)…posted single-season
career-high 101.8 passer rating as a member of the Rams in 2000 after playing in
eight games…86.9 career passer rating ranks ninth among active quarterbacks and
12th all-time…has garnered a passer rating of 100.0 or better in 33 regular
season games (minimum 15 attempts) and is 20-13 in those games…compiled passer
rating of 90.0 or better in each season from 2002-05 becoming only one of four
quarterbacks in NFL history to reach the mark in four or more consecutive
seasons (Steve Young, 1991-98; Brett Favre, 1994-97; Peyton Manning,
2003-07)…Threw for more than 4,000 yards each season from 2003-05 and is one of
only four players in NFL history to throw for 4,000 yards in three or more
consecutive seasons (Dan Fouts, 1979-81; Dan Marino, 1984-86; Peyton Manning,
1999-2004)…30 300-yard passing games in his career…played six seasons with
Kansas City and is among team’s all-time passing leaders…Chiefs’ all-time leader
in completion percentage (61.9%), passer rating (87.3), average gain per attempt
(7.73) and completions of 20 yards or longer (261)…ranks second in team history
in attempts (3,696), completions (2,115), yards (28,507) and touchdown passes
(237)… threw 159 passes without an interception from 10/2/05-11/13/05…has
rallied his teams form a fourth quarter deficit for a victory on 15
occasions…made NFL debut vs. Philadelphia (12/21/07)…first NFL start vs. San
Francisco (9/14/98)…entered the NFL as an eighth-round draft choice (222nd
overall) of the San Diego Chargers in the 1993 NFL Draft.
2007 SEASON: Started at
quarterback in five games for Miami and was inactive for one other contest
before being placed on reserve/injured list 10/20 with a concussion…finished
season 85 of 141 for 987 yards with five touchdowns and seven
interceptions.
•Threw first touchdown pass as a Dolphin in Week 1 at
Washington 9/9…touchdown came on one-yard pass to Justin Peele on the last play
of the first half.
•Registered his 30th 300-yard passing game of his career
in Week 3 at New York Jets (9/23)…completed 23 of 36 passes for 318 yards with
one touchdown and one interception.
•Suffered concussion that
forced him to miss the rest of the season in Week 5 at Houston 10/7…injury was
suffered attempting to block Travis Johnson with 3:54 remaining in the first
quarter…inactive following week at Cleveland 10/14.
2006 SEASON: Started all eight
games that he played...inactive for six contests and designated as the third
quarterback for two others...completed 121 of 198 passes (61.1%) for 1,342 yards
with seven touchdowns and nine interceptions…fifth consecutive season in which
he put together a completion percentage of 60.0 or better.
•Started
season-opener vs. Cincinnati 9/10, extending his streak of consecutive starts to
81 ... Completed 11 of 15 for 90 yards with an INT before sustaining a head
trauma in the third quarter on a hit by Robert Geathers.
•Returned to
starting lineup for game vs. Oakland 11/19…completed 9 of 16 passes for 102
yards.
•Most productive game of the season in 31-29 overtime loss at
Cleveland 12/3…completed 24 of 32 passes for 297 yards with four touchdowns, one
interception and a passer rating of 129.8.
2005 SEASON: Earned second
career Pro Bowl selection…started all 16 games for the fifth year in a
row...completed 317 of 507 passes (62.5%) for 4,014 yards with 17 touchdowns, 10
interceptions and a passer rating of 90.1...passing yards were second in the
NFL.
•Threw for 347 yards, including 312 in the second half, at San Diego
10/30…threw for two touchdowns and finished with a passer rating of
111.3
•Orchestrated a fourth-quarter comeback win vs. Oakland 11/6 by leading
a pair of touchdown drives in the final period.
•Streak of 159 pass attempts
without an interception came to an end at Buffalo 11/13 when Bills LB Angelo
Crowell intercepted Green in the second quarter
•Compiled season-high 127.6
passer rating vs. New England 11/27…threw for 323 yards with one
touchdown
•Equaled season-high 127.6 passer rating vs. Cincinnati
1/1/06…completed 23 of 29 passes for 344 yards with a
touchdown.
2004 SEASON: Started all 16
games for fourth consecutive season...completed 369 of 556 passes (66.4%) for
4,591 yards with 27 touchdowns, 17 interceptions and a passer rating of
95.2...completions and passing yardage marked Chiefs’ franchise bests…named team
MVP for the second straight year…led the AFC and ranked second in the NFL in
passing yards...led the league in attempts while he was first in the AFC and
second in the NFL in completions.
•Garnered passer rating of 100.0 or better
at Jacksonville 10/17…marked the first of four contests in a row in which he
amassed a passer rating of 100.0 or better.
•In game at Oakland 12/5, the
Chiefs were behind 27-24 before Green engineered a pair of scoring drives that
resulted in 10 points ... The game-winning score occurred on a 70-yard pass to
WR Eddie Kennison with 2:04 to play in the contest
•Led come-from-behind
victory at Tennessee 12/13…down 38-35 with 1:39 remaining in contest,
Green led game-winning drive as the Chiefs eventually earned a 49-35
victory
•Completed 9 of 14
passes for 103 yards in fourth quarter vs. Oakland 12/25, as he led scoring
drives that resulted in a touchdown and a field goal to give the Chiefs a 31-30
victory after trailing 24-21 entering fourth quarter.
2003 SEASON: Earned first
career Pro Bowl berth…completed 330 of 523 passes for 4,039 yards with 24
touchdowns, 12 interceptions and a passer rating of 92.6…named team MVP…second
in the AFC and in the NFL in passng yards
•Threw for 400 yards with three
touchdowns and a passer rating of 111.3 at Green Bay 10/12…led a 20-point fourth
quarter to send the game into overtime before the Chiefs’ won 40-34…named AFC
Offensive Player of the Week.
•Completed 100th touchdown pass of his career
at San Diego 11/30…touchdown came on seven-yard pass to Tony
Gonzalez
•Career-high 34 completions at Denver 12/7.
•Career-best and perfect 158.3 passer rating vs. Detroit
12/14…connected on 20 of 25 passes (80.0%) for 341 yards with three
touchdowns.
2002 SEASON: Started all 16
games for the second consecutive year...passed for 3,690 yards with 26
touchdowns and 13 interceptions...led the NFL with a 5.5 touchdown percentage
and a 7.85 yards-per-attempt average led all AFC quarterbacks and ranked second
in the NFL with a fourth-quarter passer rating of 103.4.
•Threw for a
career-high five touchdown passes in 48-30 win over Miami 9/29…garnered a
season-best passer rating of 140.7…named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for
the first time in his career.
•Rallied Chiefs from 14-point fourth quarter
deficit for 29-25 win at N.Y. Jets 10/6…threw touchdown passes of 60 yards to
Dante Hall and 19 yards to Priest Holmes in final period.
•Threw three
touchdown passes at San Diego 10/13…12th game in a row in which he had at least
one scoring pass...streak was snapped the following week vs. Denver
10/20.
•Tied an NFL
record and established a Chiefs record for the longest completion with a 99-yard
scoring strike to Marc Boerigter vs. San Diego 12/22.
2001 SEASON: Started all 16
games for the first time in his career…completed 296 of 523 passes for 3,783
yards with 17 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in first season with the
Chiefs.
•Second-highest completion percentage (80.8) and passer rating
(154.3) at Washington (9/30)…completed 21 of 26 passes for 307 yards with three
touchdowns and no interceptions.
•Tied Dave Krieg's
club single-game record with an 80.95 completion mark as he hit on 17 of 21
passes in overtime win vs. Denver 12/16.
2000 SEASON: Played in eight
games with five starts for the Rams ... Connected on 145 of 240 passes for 2,063
yards with 16 touchdowns and only five interceptions…passer rating of 101.8 led
the NFC and ranked second in the NFL.
•Totaled a career-high 431 passing
yards vs. Carolina 11/5.
•Over a six-game span, starting with contest at
Kansas City 10/22 and ending with game vs. New Orleans 11/26, Green threw 15
touchdown passes with just five interceptions.
•Threw for a season-high four touchdowns in a 38-24 win at
the New York Giants 11/12.
1999 SEASON: Spent the entire season on
reserve/injured list after sustaining torn ACL, MCL and lateral meniscus in his
left knee in the third preseason game, vs. San Diego (8/28).
1998 SEASON: Started 14 of the
15 games with the Redskins...finished the season with 3,441 yards with 23
touchdowns and just 11 interceptions on 278 of 509 passes…over his final nine
starts, Washington produced a record of 6-3
•First NFL touchdown pass came on
a four-yard strike to FB Larry Bowie at the New York Giants 9/6.
•First start
of NFL career vs. San Francisco 9/14… completed 14 of 25 passes for 201 yards
and a TD
•Registered season-high 383 yards passing and attempting a
career-high 54 passes at Seattle 9/20.
Earned first win of his career as a starter vs. the
New York Giants (11/1)…tallied first rushing touchdown of
career.
1997 SEASON: Served as the
third quarterback for 15 contests with Washington.
•Made NFL regular season debut
vs. Philadelphia 12/21…only pass attempt was incomplete.
1996 SEASON: Designated as the third quarterback for
all 16 games with the Redskins.
1995 SEASON: Served as the third quarterback for all
16 games in first season with Washington.
1994 SEASON: Signed with the British Columbia Lions
of the Canadian Football League on October 28 after being waived by the Chargers
prior to the regular season ... With the Lions, dressed for two games but did
not see any playing time before being released on November 10.
1993 SEASON: Designated as the third quarterback for
all 16 games in his rookie season with the
Chargers.
