Here is a comprehensive list of every single player that has done so. These aren't going to be especially gaudy numbers compared to sacks, but the Titans have the fewest takeaways in the entire NFL at six and rank 20th in rushing yards per game given up, their bread and butter on a now-regressed overall defense. My sources are ESPN's 2023 NFL Team Turnovers Stat Leaders and their 2023 NFL Defense Stat Leaders. Without further ado, let's get into it with a player's name and his number of picks in parentheses. If two or more players are tied, they will be listed under "clubs" in bold just like how I listed the Chicago Bears vs players sack list.
- Geno Stone (6)
- 4 pick club
- Paulson Adebo
- Daron Bland
- 3 pick club
- Steven Nelson
- Jordan Whitehead
- Logan Wilson
- Jessie Bates III
- Kenny Moore
- Darious Williams
- Cam Taylor-Britt
- Andre Cisco
- Jerry Jacobs
- 2 pick club
- Kareem Jackson
- Stephon Gilmore
- Darius Slay
- Micah Hyde
- Justin Simmons
- Marcus Maye
- Kendall Fuller
- Matt Milano
- Dee Delaney
- Rudy Ford
- Germaine Pratt
- Ahkello Witherspoon
- Robert Spillane
- Levi Wallace
- Fred Warner
- Denzel Ward
- Julian Blackmon
- Brandon Stephens
- Camryn Bynum
- Charvarius Ward
- Byron Murphy
- Amik Robertson
- Tre Brown
- Demmondre Lenoir
- Jaylon Johnson
- Reed Blankenship
- Terrel Bernard
- Talanoa Hufanga
- Trevon Moehrig
- Asante Samuel Jr.
- Christian Izien
- Kyle Dugger
- Dax Hill
- Martin Emerson Jr.
Interception stats and interception luck are pretty interesting. So much of a team can be hidden by turnover luck. The Patriots for example have had fantastic luck generating turnovers the last few seasons (even going back as far towards the end of the Brady era). That floor has completely dropped out from under the Patriots this season when through the first half of the season they were at or near the worst in the league at generating turnovers.
Some fans have pointed to the Matt Patricia lead offense as scoring more points than the BOB offense but I think this was largely due to vastly superior generation of turnovers by the defense. This season, the Zach Wilsons of the world aren't chucking the ball into triple coverage and are instead taking the sack. If Jonathan Jones gets beat for a catch he hasn't been immediately following it up with the Peanut punch to get the ball back.
I think interceptions by the defense are largely a product of the offenses they face which makes the stat very inconsistent. Patriots played a huge stretch of backup QBs, backup to the backup QBs, and Zach Wilson for years which propped up their numbers.