The all time leader in interceptions thrown is Brett Favre who, through 9 games of the 2007 season, has thrown 281 career interceptions. Brett Favre has 279 in his career. Answer Brett Farve ended his career with 310. Or so you think
Finnegan and Griffin only have 5 interceptions each (as of week 14 of the 2008 regular season), tying them for 2nd in the league for most interceptions (along with several others). See: http://sportsillustrated.CNN.com/football/nfl/teams/stats/2008/titans/index.html
Troy Polamalu sits alone atop the leader board for most interceptions with 7.
See: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/teams/stats/2008/steelers/index.html
Tied 1.) Cortland Finnegan- 7 Tennessee Titans 2.) Michael Griffin - 7 Tennessee Titans
There are actually four different quarterbacks who hold that record. Brett Farve, Frank Filchock, Bobby Layne and Norm Van Brocklin all threw 6 interceptions in a single playoff game.
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Donald Hollas
Career interceptions thrown, is Terry Bradshaw with 210. The single season Steelers record is Jim Finks in 1955 with 26 interceptions thrown.
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Night Train Layne
Paul Krause is the all-time leader in interceptions with 81, Emlen Tunnell is second with 79. In terms of throwing, Brett Favre has the most interceptions thrown.
In the NFL, the record for interceptions in a game is 4 and is held by many players. The first player to intercept 4 passes in a game was Hall of Famer Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins in 1943 and the last player to do it was DeAngelo Hall, also of the Redskins, on October 24, 2010 against the Chicago Bears.
rod Wilson holds the nfl record for interceptions retuned for touchdowns with 12.
One of the most game changing moments in a college football game can be the interception. As the schools enter the 2014-2015 season, the record for the most interceptions in one game belongs to Al Worley.
Through the 2009 season, the Packers record for interceptions in a single season is 29 and held by Brett Favre of the 2005 Packers and Lynn Dickey of the 1983 Packers.