No!Winningest Quarterbacks (Minimum of 35 wins)1. Colt McCoy, 45-8, 2006-2009, Texas2. Andy Dalton, 42-7, 2007-2010, TCU3. David Green, 42-10, 2001-2004, Georgia4. Peyton Manning, 39-6, 1994-1997, Tennessee5. Ken Dorsey, 38-2, 2000-2002, Miami6. Rick Leach, 38-8, 1975-1978, Notre Dame7. Matt Leinart, 37-2, 2003-2005, USC8. John Rauch, 36-8, 1945-1948, Georgia9. Dan Lefevour, 36-15, 2006-2009, Central Michigan10. Chuck Ealey, 35-0, 1969-1971, Toledo11. Chad Pennington, 35-4, 1997-1999, Marshall12. Jay Barker, 35-5, 1991-1994, Alabama13. Tim Tebow, 35-6, 2006-2009, Florida14. Eric Crouch, 35-7, 1998-2001, Nebraska15. Chuck Long, 35-13, 1982-1985, IowaSo I think it's fair to say that using a team stat, like wins, isn't a good measuring stick for an individual player....just sayin...
