Marino, Dan The Miami Dolphins are fantastic. Between 1983 and 1999, Dan Marino threw 252 interceptions for the aqua and orange. That's one every 51.92 throws. The all-time leader in interceptions is Ron Smith with 212. He did it for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1978 to 1987. Smith was a free agent when the Miami Dolphins signed him away from the Bucs. In three years with the Dolphins, he intercepted 26 times. Twenty-two of those picks were returned for touchdowns. That's more than one every two games he played. There are only nine players with 200 or more interceptions. They are: Rod Woodson, Brian Russell, Reggie White, Darrell Green, Richard Sherman, Antoine Winfield, Charles Woodson, and Sean Taylor. Of these nine players, six are Hall of Famers and three will be voted in this year. That's pretty good company to be in! Woodson and Russell had over 200 interceptions each. They are both members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. White, Green, Sherman, Winfield, and Taylor all have at least ten interceptions each. They are all considered top defensive players so that's impressive company to be in!