No. they are not added to the quarterback's statistics.
An interception is not counted as a completion for the offensive quarterback. In fact, it is actually considered to be an incomplete pass.....go figure.
Based on career pass completion, Chad Pennington was the most accurate quarterback of all times with a 66% pass completion. He is followed by Aaron Rodgers with a 65.7% career pass completion.
Brad Johnson Against Carolina in 1997, he caught his deflected pass and ran three yards for a touchdown
Matt Cassel threw for 3,693 yards. He had 516 pass attempts and had 327 completions, a 63.4 completion percentage. His quarterback rating was 89.4.
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Phil Simms of the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXI (22 completions in 25 pass attempts).
For the passer, it's called a completion. For the receiver, it's called a reception.
The longest pass play in Dallas Cowboys history occurred at Washington on November 13, 1966, when wide receiver Bob Hayes caught a 95-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Don Meredith.
The quarterback scored three passing touchdowns in the game.
Quarterback
Brett Favre
The pass is a dead ball and incomplete