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5 QBs who threw the most career interceptions, including in the NFL Playoffs
#3 - Fran Tarkenton - 283 interceptions
Fran Tarkenton is a Hall of Fame quarterback who played 18 seasons split between the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings. He is a former NFL MVP and Offensive Payer of the Year who helped the Vikings make it to the playoffs five times in his career.
Tarkenton is one of only five players ever to exceed 260 regular-season interceptions during their careers while also ranking in the top ten in postseason interceptions thrown. Only two quarterbacks have ever thrown more than his 283 total interceptions.
#2 - George Blanda - 294 interceptions
George Blanda is an NFL legend, having spent 26 seasons split between the Chicago Bears, Houston Oilers, and Oakland Raiders during his uniquely impressive career. In addition to playing quarterback, he also served as a kicker for many years.
Longevity is the biggest reason why George Blanda threw so many interceptions, but the Hall of Famers' decision-making is also a factor. He exceeded 20 interceptions in eight different seasons on his way to throwing the second-most interceptions of all time.
#1 - Brett Favre - 366 interceptions
Brett Favre spent the majority of his legendary career with the Green Bay Packers, where he became one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. He set just about every passing record possible before retiring, including yards and touchdowns, while also winning three consecutive NFL MVP awards during his prime.
Brett Favre is also in a league of his own on the all-time interceptions list. He is the only player ever to exceed 300 interceptions during his career, and he did so with 66 interceptions. He threw 336 of those interceptions during the regular season, also the most of all time by 59 more than any other player. Only Tom Brady's 39 postseason interceptions are more than Favre's 30 in the playoffs.
