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NFL sack leaders.

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LAST AVAILABLE UPDATE Updated Oct 8, 2026, 11:20 pm EDT
Browse stat leaders 14 categories

2026 regular season (weeks 1–5) · Player statistics

Partial coverage; rankings compare only the listed players. Rates have no minimum-attempt qualification.

Sack leaders: 2026 regular season (weeks 1–5)

Greg Rousseau leads among the listed players with 6.0 sacks.

Why can a player have half a sack?

A defensive sack records tackling the passer behind the line of scrimmage before a pass is thrown on a passing play. Credit can be shared, producing half-sack totals. Defensive sacks are different from sacks taken by a quarterback or allowed by an offense; a sack total is not a count of all pressures.

Coverage and stat definitions

Partial coverage. Rankings compare only the listed players. Each category includes only rows with a reported value. Missing statistics stay unpublished. Rates have no minimum-attempt qualification.

Filter statistics · Defensive sacks

544 players · Defensive sacks · descending order

2026 regular season (weeks 1–5) · Defensive sacks · ranks among matching supplied entries
RankPlayerSacksTeam referencePosTacklesSoloINT
1Greg Rousseau 6.0 BUFWLB1512—
2T.J. Watt 4.5 PITWLB12101
3Mason Graham 4.0 CLELDT158—
3Will Anderson Jr. 4.0 HOULDE1810—
5Dallas Turner 3.5 MINSLB107—
6Aidan Hutchinson 3.0 DETLDE86—
6Alex Highsmith 3.0 PITSLB64—
6Andrew Van Ginkel 3.0 MINWLB951
6Leonard Williams 3.0 SEALDE139—
6Zach Allen 3.0 DENLDE74—
11Blake Cashman 2.5 MINRILB2514—
11DeForest Buckner 2.5 INDRDT123—
11Lukas Van Ness 2.5 GBWLB1812—
11Malcolm Koonce 2.5 LVWLB65—
11Za'Darius Smith 2.5 ATLWLB54—
16Cedric Johnson 2.0 CINRDE64—
16DJ Wonnum 2.0 DETRDE43—
16David Bailey 2.0 NYJLDE1210—
16David Walker 2.0 TBSLB63—
16Derrick Barnes 2.0 DETWLB21131
16Dexter Lawrence II 2.0 CINLDT75—
16Edgerrin Cooper 2.0 GBLILB2114—
16Isaiah McGuire 2.0 CLELDE107—
16Jaelan Phillips 2.0 CARSLB53—
16Jeffery Simmons 2.0 TENLDT2010—
16Jonathan Allen 2.0 CINRDT65—
16Khalil Mack 2.0 LACSLB63—
16Kingsley Enagbare 2.0 NYJLDE85—
16Kwity Paye 2.0 LVSLB93—
16Montez Sweat 2.0 CHILDE62—
16Princely Umanmielen 2.0 CARSLB64—
16Sheldon Rankins 2.0 HOURDT95—
16Tavius Robinson 2.0 BALWLB53—
34Adetomiwa Adebawore 1.5 INDRDT72—
34Bradley Chubb 1.5 BUFSLB112—
34Budda Baker 1.5 ARISS2012—
34Cameron Thomas 1.5 ATLWLB64—
34Chase Young 1.5 NOSLB21—
34Elijah Ponder 1.5 NEWLB74—
34Eric Wilson 1.5 MINLILB2011—
34Gabe Jacas 1.5 NESLB1161
34Josh Hines-Allen 1.5 JAXRDE133—
34Kyle Van Noy 1.5 MINWLB53—
34Nakobe Dean 1.5 LVLILB2722—
34Travon Walker 1.5 JAXLDE51—
34Tuli Tuipulotu 1.5 LACWLB118—
47A'Shawn Robinson 1.0 TBRDE1351
47Abdul Carter 1.0 NYGSLB61—
47Adin Huntington 1.0 CLELDT41—
47Alex Anzalone 1.0 TBLILB2571

Equal values share a rank. INT in passing means interceptions thrown; defensive interceptions are a separate category. Sacks taken or allowed are separate from defensive sacks. Yardage columns total the supplied season/week window unless their label specifies a rate. — = not supplied.