Usually a team that bleeds sacks is one that doesn’t score or win NFL games.
If you’re active on social media, there’s a good chance you’ve seen this somewhat viral statistic from CBS Sports, which shows which NFL teams have allowed the most sacks since 2010. Unsurprisingly, the Seattle Seahawks are tied atop the list with the Washington Commanders. Keep in mind that “since 2010” means that this stat includes four full seasons without the notoriously sack-prone Russell Wilson at quarterback.
Not coincidentally, the only teams on this list with any sort of prolonged quarterback stability are the Seahawks and Miami Dolphins, and it wasn’t like Ryan Tannehill was considered a high-end starter for much of his career. The Jaguars, Browns, Jets, etc. have had revolving door policies at starter and consequently some very bad offenses, and just generally lousy teams.
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