Broncos aim to break NFL sack record after near miss in 2025
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 1:01 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

The Denver Broncos are pursuing the NFL's all-time sack record after finishing 2025 with 68 sacks, just four shy of the record set by the 1984 Chicago Bears. Defensive lineman D.J. Jones shared an optimistic metaphor, comparing their goal to enjoying a good meal and returning for more. Teammate Zach Allen expressed confidence in the team's potential to achieve the record in 2026, highlighting strong contributions from multiple players. Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Hampton acknowledged the challenge of breaking such a long-standing record, suggesting that if achieved over 17 games, an asterisk may be warranted due to the schedule change from 16 games. The Broncos' defense looks to leverage its depth and past performance for this historic pursuit.
- •Broncos finished 2025 with a league-high 68 sacks.
- •The NFL sack record is currently 72, set by the 1984 Bears.
- •D.J. Jones and Zach Allen emphasize the team's determination for 2026.
- •Hampton warns that breaking the record will be challenging.
- •Broncos defense aims for greater individual contributions this season.
- 1:01 PMYahoo Sports — D.J. Jones had a perfect analogy for Broncos chasing NFL's sack record
"After coming close to the NFL's sack record in 2025, the Denver Broncos are ready to eat again in 2026.
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