While direct statistical comparisons for NFL players sharing jersey #11 are limited, their career longevity and games played reflect distinct roles. Below are key figures among notable #11 wearers:
Active #11 Players (2025 Season)
Julio Jones (WR - FA): Holds the highest games played among active #11s. Veteran presence with sustained high-level performance across multiple teams.
Justin Jefferson (WR - MIN): Despite younger career, rapidly accumulating starts and snaps. Elite production per game.
Zach Wilson (QB - DEN): Starting experience evident, though game count trails established veterans.
All-Time #11 Leaders (Games Played)
- Phil Simms (QB): 164 games played (NYG). Franchise cornerstone with Super Bowl MVP longevity.
- Ken Stabler (QB): 184 games played (OAK/HOU/NO). Hall of Fame career marked by consistent starts.
- Ryan Fitzpatrick (QB): 172 games played (9 teams). Journeyman quarterback with remarkable durability.
Role-Based Context
- Quarterbacks (Wilson, historical): Accumulate games via starts, driving team offense. Durability critical.
- Wide Receivers (Jones, Jefferson): Relied upon for snaps and targets. Route running, catch percentage, YAC pivotal.
- Kickers/Punters: Lower game count comparisons; performance measured by FG%, net punting yards.
Note: Direct comparison requires position context. QBs lead in game importance, WRs in receiving stats (yards, TDs, catch%), while longevity leaders reflect resilience.
