Raiders cornerback Charles Woodson might have punched his ticket to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Sunday.
Woodson became the 11th player in NFL history to total 60 career interceptions with a first-quarter pick against the Bills.
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Woodson, 38, now has four interceptions this season and joins elite company in the 60-interception club.
The all-time leaders:
1. Paul Krause: 81 (1964-79)
2. Emlen Tunnell: 79 (1948-61)
3. Rod Woodson: 71 (1987-2003)
4. Night Train Lane: 68 (1952-65)
5. Ken Riley: 65 (1969-83)
6. Ed Reed: 64 (2002-13)
7T. Darren Sharper: 63 (1997-2010)
7T. Ronnie Lott: 63 (1981-1994)
9. Davd Brown: 62 (1975-89)
10. Dick LeBeau: 62 (1959-72)
11. Charles Woodson: 60 (1998-present)
Krause, Tunnell, Woodson, Lane, Lott and LeBeau are all members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Reed and Woodson figure to be in soon, especially with this milestone in hand.
Source: ProFootballReference.com
