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The NFL record for interceptions in a season is 14 by Dick Lane of the 1952 Los Angeles Rams. Woodson's best season was 8 in 1993 for the Steelers and 2002 for the Raiders.
Career interceptions thrown, is Terry Bradshaw with 210. The single season Steelers record is Jim Finks in 1955 with 26 interceptions thrown.
Through the 2008 season, the single season NFL record for interceptions returned for a TD is 4 and is held by Ken Houston of the 1971 Houston Oilers, Jim Kearney of the 1972 Kansas City Chiefs, and Eric Allen of the 1993 Philadelphia Eagles.
As of October 2023, the record for the most interceptions thrown in a single NFL season is held by George Blanda, who threw 42 interceptions in 1962 while playing for the Oakland Raiders. This record still stands as one of the most infamous in NFL history, reflecting the challenges and risks associated with the passing game during that era.
The record for the most interceptions thrown in a single NFL season is held by George Blanda, who threw 42 interceptions in 1962 while playing for the Houston Oilers. This record still stands today, highlighting the struggles of that season for Blanda. While many quarterbacks have had high interception totals, Blanda's 42 remains unmatched in the league's history.
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.
Career interceptions thrown, is Terry Bradshaw with 210. The single season Steelers record is Jim Finks in 1955 with 26 interceptions thrown.
Through the 2008 season, the single season NFL record for interceptions returned for a TD is 4 and is held by Ken Houston of the 1971 Houston Oilers, Jim Kearney of the 1972 Kansas City Chiefs, and Eric Allen of the 1993 Philadelphia Eagles.
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.
11 in 1975. He led the NFL in interceptions that season.
Brett Farve in 2005 with 29 interceptions
As of October 2023, the record for the most interceptions thrown in a single NFL season is held by George Blanda, who threw 42 interceptions in 1962 while playing for the Oakland Raiders. This record still stands as one of the most infamous in NFL history, reflecting the challenges and risks associated with the passing game during that era.
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.
In 1962, George Blanda, the Quarterback for the Houston Oilers, threw for 42 interceptions in a single season.
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.
There are three New York Giants who are tied for the dubious distinction of having thrown the most interceptions in a single season. This terrific trio each threw 25 interceptions in a single season. These players are:Eli Manning 2010 (25 int's in 16 games)Charlie Conerly 1953 (25 int's in 12 games)Frank Filchock 1946 (25 int's in 12 games)So far, thru 7 games in the 2013 NFL season, NY Giants signal caller Eli Manning has thrown 15 interceptions. If he continues this trend, Manning would be on pace to throw 33 interceptions, eclipsing his career high of 25 single season interceptions.
As of October 2023, the record for the most turnovers (interceptions plus fumbles lost) by a quarterback in a single NFL season is held by George Blanda, who recorded 42 turnovers in 1962. This includes 27 interceptions and 15 fumbles lost. Blanda's record still stands as one of the most notable in the league's history, reflecting both the challenges of quarterback play and the era in which he played.
Dick "Night Train" Lane holds the NFL single season interception record with 14 in 1952, a record made even more impressive by the fact that they only played 12-game seasons back then. Also, Lane was a rookie that year.