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Jake Browning

QB · TB

6' 2" · 210 lbs · Washington

771
YDS
6
TD
8
INT
71.1
RTG

Active · Recovered from injury

About Jake Browning

Jake Browning is a quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFL. Jake Browning is listed at 6' 2", 210 lbs and played college football at Washington.

Jake Browning ranks #51 on Stat Sniper's top 100 NFL players list for the 2026 season (48.7 PPR fantasy points), #22 among quarterbacks. Among NFL stat leaders, Browning is #11 in passing touchdowns (6), #16 in passing yards (771) and #38 in rushing touchdowns (1).

Through 5 games of the 2026 NFL season, Browning has 81 completions, 125 pass attempts, 64.8% completion rate and 771 passing yards.

Jake Browning is currently listed as active: Recovered from injury.

Jake Browning 2026 Season Stats

Passing

81
CMP
125
ATT
64.8%
CMP%
771
YDS
6.2
Y/A
6
TD
8
INT
0
SACKED
0
LNG

Rushing

9
CAR
39
YDS
0.0
YPC
1
TD
0
LNG
5
1D

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Jake Browning FAQ

What team does Jake Browning play for?

Jake Browning plays for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFL as a quarterback.

What are Jake Browning's stats this season?

In the 2026 season, across 5 games, Jake Browning has 81 completions, 125 pass attempts, 64.8% completion rate, 771 passing yards and 6.2 yards per attempt.

Is Jake Browning injured?

Jake Browning is listed as active. Recovered from injury

Where does Jake Browning rank among NFL players?

Jake Browning ranks #51 on Stat Sniper's top 100 NFL players list for the 2026 season (48.7 PPR fantasy points), #22 among quarterbacks. In the NFL stat leaders, Browning is #11 in passing touchdowns (6), #16 in passing yards (771) and #38 in rushing touchdowns (1). The top 100 list ranks every player by PPR fantasy points: 1 point per 25 passing yards, 4 per passing touchdown, −2 per interception thrown, 1 per 10 rushing or receiving yards, 6 per rushing or receiving touchdown, 1 per reception and −2 per fumble lost.