Mizzou Football: All-Time Leaders in Passing Yards

Mizzou football all-time passing yards ranking: 7. Phil Bradley (5,352)

At Mizzou even earlier than our previous entry, Phil Bradley spent 1977-1980 in Columbia and is still seventh all-time in passing yards with 5,352 to his name.

Bradley threw for the most yards as a sophomore in 1978 with 1,780 to go along with 12 touchdowns and ten interceptions. His next highest year was as a senior in 1980 with 1,632 yards, 12 touchdowns, and eight picks.

Bradley was a decent passer, but he also made an impact running the ball. He had 1,107 rushing yards through four years along with 16 scores on the ground. Bradley played under coach Onofrio his freshman year and after he was let go, Warren Powers came in and made a big difference for Missouri.

Bradley went on to play for the Tigers and led them to winning seasons every year for the rest of his tenure at MU. He’s still number seven all-time in passing yards despite being out of the program for nearly four decades.