As of the end of the 2011 NFL season and playoffs, the player with the most interceptions against Aaron Rodgers is Brian Urlacher of the Chicago Bears with three. Three other players have had multiple interceptions against Rodgers during his career, with two each: Lance Briggs (Chicago), Elbert Mack (Tampa Bay), and Jason David (New Orleans). David is the only player to have more than one interception against Rodgers in the same game.
Rodgers' 41 career interceptions (including playoffs) by position group: 27 by defensive backs, 12 by linebackers, and two by defensive linemen.
Through the 2008 season in the NFL, that is Brett Favre with 310 career interceptions.
Brett Favre - 366 interceptions in his career, regular season and playoffs.
The NFL player with the most career interceptions (81) is Paul Krause, who played for Washington and Minnesota in the 1960s and 70s. He had a 15-year career in the NFL.
Career interceptions thrown, is Terry Bradshaw with 210. The single season Steelers record is Jim Finks in 1955 with 26 interceptions thrown.
Hank Aaron holds the MLB records for the most career runs batted in (RBI) (2,297), extra base hits (1,477), and total bases (6,856).
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Aaron Rodgers
Through the 2008 season in the NFL, that is Brett Favre with 310 career interceptions.
Brett Favre - 366 interceptions in his career, regular season and playoffs.
Paul Krause with 81
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Paul Krause (Washington Redskins, Minnesota Vikings) had 81 career interceptions.
Brett Favre holds the NFL record for most touchdown passes in an entire career (508 over 20 seasons). Aaron Rodgers has only played in the league for seven seasons, and only four of those as a starter, so he presently has only 145 career TD passes. Aaron Rodgers does hold the record for the best single-season quarterback rating (122.5 in the 2011 season).
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Aaron Rodgers
The NFL player with the most career interceptions (81) is Paul Krause, who played for Washington and Minnesota in the 1960s and 70s. He had a 15-year career in the NFL.