Nuss isn't as interception prone as you think.

I'm comparing Nussmeier to other passing yardage leading Quarterbacks by pass attempts per interception. The following QBs are the top 10, listened by rank, in total passing yardage. The higher the number the less often an interception is thrown per attempt.

Jaxson Dart INT - 71.7
Cam Ward INT - 42.8
Kyle McCord INT - 47
Shedeur Sanders INT - 59.3
Garrett Nussmeier INT - 41.5
Josh Hoover INT - 39.3
Chandler Morris INT - 33.3
Will Rogers INT - 106
Carson Beck INT - 41.8
Dillon Gabriel INT - 67

The average number of interceptions thrown by QBs in the top 10 of passing yards is 4.7 interceptions. With 48.7 pass attempts per interception being the avearge, and 44.9 pass attempts per interception being the median.

With that said, Garrett Nussmeier is SLIGHTLY below the average and median when calculating pass attempts per interception.

This obviously doesn't factor in strength of opponent, which obviously LSU has played significantly better defenses than most of these teams.

I think the biggest issue people have when they think of Nussmeiers interceptions is just how often it is a why in the absolute frick did you throw that ball, not a, well the DB made a great play or the defense baited the throw with a disguised coverage.