Jacoby Brissett Sets NFL All-Time Record with Unprecedented 1.3% Interception Rate

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett has achieved an NFL all-time record, lowering his career interception percentage to an unprecedented 1.3 percent. Since taking over for the injured Kyler Murray, Brissett has thrown just one interception in 112 pass attempts this season, bringing his career total to 25 interceptions in 1,873 attempts. This remarkable rate surpasses Aaron Rodgers' 1.4 percent, making Brissett the most interception-averse quarterback in league history. Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon has expressed satisfaction with the offense's performance under Brissett, who, despite a 10-year career often as a backup, consistently demonstrates reliability by avoiding turnovers. His ability to protect the ball is a significant factor as the team navigates Kyler Murray's injury and future starting decisions.