Stafford breaks Favre's career pick-six record on Sunday Night Football
Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford threw his 33rd career pick-six in Week 3, surpassing Brett Favre's 18-year-old regular season mark.
What to know
- Matthew Stafford broke Brett Favre's 18-year-old regular season pick-six record by throwing his 33rd on Sunday Night Football in Week 3.
- Favre still holds the all-time record including playoffs with 36 pick-sixes, and his career interception total of 336 remains unreachable for active players.
- Stafford's record-breaking pick-six came in a Rams loss to the Denver Broncos.
“Favre, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, set the regular season record at 32. Stafford, a likely Hall of Famer, broke the record with his 33rd career pick-six on Sunday night.”
Yahoo Sports · Yahoo Sports ↗ · Sep 27
Matthew Stafford Los Angeles Rams QB
Brett Favre Former Green Bay Packers QB
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Record-breaking performance reported across sports outlets
Multiple outlets including Yahoo Sports and Packers Wire report the milestone achievement, noting Favre's long-standing record and contextualizing it within NFL history.
“There is a new pick-six king in NFL history.”
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first by Yahoo Sports, 18h ago · also Packers Wire
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Stafford throws 33rd career pick-six, breaks Favre's regular season record — During Sunday Night Football in Week 3, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford threw an interception returned for a touchdown in a loss to the Denver Broncos, breaking Brett Favre's regular season record of 32 pick-sixes set 18 years earlier.