Following a 21-20 comeback win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football, Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson has now led 39 game-winning drives in the regular season, 10th-most in NFL history.
Wilson also has 35 fourth-quarter comeback wins (including postseason), which ties him with John Elway for the ninth-most in NFL history.
After Sunday’s win, Wilson deflected praise to his teammates.
“I think that for me, it’s all about my teammates. It’s guys making great plays. It’s Samaje [Perine] making a big first down the past several weeks. It’s the [offensive] line giving me enough time to make decisions. We’re just checking the play and everybody being poised. It’s guys making — I think about Jerry Jeudy making a key third-down last game against the Bills right over the ball — deep over the ball that kept the drive alive.
“It’s just those things. Guys like Courtland Sutton being the best version of Courtland Sutton. He’s dominant and he’s playing like an All-Pro, Pro-Bowl player. That’s who he is. That’s who he is every day. It’s just being us. It’s just being the best version of us when the game is on the line and having that clutch gene.”
Here’s a quick look at the ten quarterbacks with the most fourth-quarter comeback wins in NFL history.
1
Tom Brady: 55 4th-quarter comeback wins
2
Peyton Manning: 45 4th-quarter comeback wins
3
Ben Roethlisberger: 44 4th-quarter comeback wins
4
Matt Ryan: 39 4th-quarter comeback wins
5
Drew Brees: 38 4th-quarter comeback wins
6
Johnny Unitas: 36 4th-quarter comeback wins
7
Dan Marino: 36 4th-quarter comeback wins
8
Matthew Stafford: 36 4th-quarter comeback wins
9
Russell Wilson: 35 4th-quarter comeback wins
10
John Elway: 35 4th-quarter comeback wins
