The record for most interceptions by a player in an NFL game is 4 and is held by about 20 different players. The last player to do it was DeAngelo Hall of the Redskins in a game against the Bears in 2010. The first player to do it was Sammy Baugh of the Redskins against the Lions in 1943. One player has done it twice ... Jerry Norton of the Cardinals intercepted 4 passes against the Redskins in 1960 and the Steelers in 1961.
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TIE: Bill Kay had 7 intercetions in 1979 Phil Mateja had 7 interceptions in 1952
As of my last update, the record for the most interceptions thrown in a season at the University of Nebraska is held by Zac Taylor, who threw 17 interceptions during the 2006 season. This record highlights the challenges he faced during that year, despite his later success in professional football. For the most current information, please verify with the latest sources.
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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rod Wilson holds the nfl record for interceptions retuned for touchdowns with 12.
Peyton Manning with 28.
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Rod Woodson with 12.
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TIE: Bill Kay had 7 intercetions in 1979 Phil Mateja had 7 interceptions in 1952
Baltimore LB Don Shinnick holds the record all-time record for linebackers with 37 career interceptions. Shinnick played from 1957-1969. Amongst active players, Ray Lewis leads the league with 29 career interceptions. Source: Playerfilter
Former Ravens Safety Ed Reed (#20) holds the Ravens franchise record for the most interceptions at 61.He also holds NFL and Ravens records for yards returned following interceptions, as well as being the only NFL player in history to return an interception, punt, blocked punt, and fumble for a touchdown.
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.