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Pittsburgh Steelers Interceptions Leaders

Career totals with the Steelers and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through October 29: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning. Pittsburgh Pirates 1933-1939. 1943: merged with Philadelphia (Phil-Pitt); 1944: merged with the Chicago Cardinals (Card-Pitt). Merged-season player lines count for both franchises, as Pro-Football-Reference's franchise histories do. No schedule length in the source for 1943, 1944, so no season line that year qualifies for a rate board.

Mel Blount holds the Steelers career record with 57 interceptions. The single-season record is 11, by Mel Blount in 1975.

SK INT TKL TFL SOLO PD FF QBH TD

All-time Steelers leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club INT G
1 Mel Blount 1970–1983 57 200
2 Jack Butler 1951–1959 52 103
3 Donnie Shell Donnie Shell 1974–1987 51 201
4 Rod Woodson Rod Woodson 1987–1996 38 134
5 Dwayne Woodruff 1979–1990 37 157
6 Mike Wagner 1971–1980 36 119
7 Jack Ham 1971–1982 32 162
7 Darren Perry 1992–1998 32 110
7 Troy Polamalu Troy Polamalu 2003–2014 32 156
10 Jack Lambert Jack Lambert 1974–1984 28 146
11 Glen Edwards 1971–1977 25 89
11 Howard Hartley Howard Hartley 1949–1952 25 45
13 Clendon Thomas Clendon Thomas 1962–1968 23 96
14 Deshea Townsend Deshea Townsend 1998–2009 20 175
15 Chad Scott 1997–2004 19 91
15 J.T. Thomas 1973–1981 19 116
15 Dewayne Washington Dewayne Washington 1998–2003 19 94
18 Minkah Fitzpatrick Minkah Fitzpatrick 2019–2024 18 88
18 Andy Russell 1963–1976 18 168
18 Marv Woodson 1964–1969 18 67
21 John Rowser 1970–1973 17 47
22 Thomas Everett 1987–1991 16 73
22 Carnell Lake 1989–1998 16 154
24 Brent Alexander 2000–2003 15 63
24 Ike Taylor Ike Taylor 2003–2014 15 172

Single-season Steelers records

Best seasons in club history