Playing quarterback in the NFL is a young man's game, but the old guard occasionally manages to stick around.
And by the old guard, we mostly mean Tom Brady.
However, the seven-time Super Bowl champion—who lifted the Lombardi Trophy twice as a quadragenarian—is one of four quarterbacks who still produced at a high level in their age-40 season or later. Not coincidentally, I would say, each one of them is also a Hall of Famer.
Including three honorable mentions, the seven players who threw for 1,500-plus yards in a season are highlighted.
Honorable Mentions
In the final season of his career, Matt Hasselbeck did an admirable job as Andrew Luck's injury replacement.