Nick Foles (Photo credit: Matthew Straubmuller)

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles has certainly given his team a boost with his 125.2 Passer Rating and a 5-1 record for the team as a starter. In addition, his 19 TDs without an interception has given him enough buzz around the league that his name is now being mentioned as a potential MVP for this season. His performance (and that of the Eagles) will likely determine if we are still talking about “Nick Foles, MVP” in four weeks.

But here’s a more thought-provoking question: Is it possible for Foles to end the season without an interception?

Foles is one TD from tying Peyton Manning’s record for 20 TDs without an interception to start a season. In addition, if the season ended today, Foles would set a record for most TDs without an interception in a season. The current mark is held by Steve Young who had 10 TDs and no interceptions in 1987. He started three games in ’87 subbing for Joe Montana, winning two of those three contests. Two other QBs, Charlie Batch and Todd Collins, finished a season with five TDs and no interceptions.

Here’s a look at the most TDs in a season with none, one, two, three, four and five interceptions.

No interceptions in a season: Steve Young, 1987, San Francisco, 10 TD passes.

One interception for the season: Damon Huard, 2006, Kansas City, 11 TD passes.

Two interceptions in a season: Boomer Esiason, 1997, Cincinnati, 13 TD passes.

Three interceptions in a season: David Garrard, 2007, Jacksonville, 18 TD passes.

Four interceptions in a season: Tom Brady, 2010, New England, 36 TD passes.

Five interceptions in a season: Steve Bartkowski, 1983, Atlanta, 22 TD passes.

What do you think? Can Foles end the season without an interception? Or, in which of the above categories might he take over the lead?