It’s finally official: Aaron Rodgers is a Pittsburgh Steeler. One area of his game that bleeds Black and Gold is a fantastic interception rate over his long two-decade career, aligning perfectly with the organization’s mantra to win the turnover battle.
Let’s look at the best quarterbacks in all-time career interception rates and career starts to see who demonstrated the skill with the most consistency:
Right away, Rodgers jumps out substantially as the best quarterback at taking care of the football – ever. His 1.4 career interception rate ties for the best with Jacoby Brissett, but 53 starts is surmounted by Rodgers’ 241 to date.