Denver Broncos defensive player D.J. Jones says the team plans to challenge the NFL’s long-standing single-season sack mark in the 2026 season. Jones points to the Broncos’ recent defensive production, saying the team recorded 68 sacks last season. He argues that building on that total gives them a realistic path to surpass the league record. Multiple reports cite Jones’s comments expressing confidence that the Broncos can break the record, with one outlet referencing the current benchmark as 72 sacks in a single season. Another report frames the record in terms of its age, describing it as a 42-year-old mark. Together, the coverage portrays Jones as setting an explicit goal of reaching and exceeding the record number, attributing the possibility to the team’s prior season performance. The reports do not provide additional details on roster changes or specific coaching plans, focusing instead on Jones’s public assessment of the team’s prospects for record-setting defensive play in 2026.
Broncos’ D.J. Jones says team aims to break NFL single-season sack record
Denver Broncos defensive player D.J. Jones says the team plans to challenge the NFL’s long-standing single-season sack mark in the 2026 season. Jones points to the Broncos’ recent defensive production...
- D.J. Jones says the Broncos aim to break the NFL single-season sack record.
- Jones cites the Broncos’ total of 68 sacks last season.
- One report describes the current record as being 42 years old.
- The record number is described as 72 sacks in a season in the coverage.
- Jones expresses confidence in surpassing the mark in the 2026 season.
"We can break it. We can break the record," Jones said. "What is that, 72? Yeah, we can break it."
4 hours agoD.J. Jones says the Broncos can break the NFL's 42-year-old single-season sack record after racking up 68 sacks last season.
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