Half sacks do count towards sack records, including the all-time single-season and career marks. The official NFL record books calculate a player's total sacks by summing up all 1.0 (solo) sacks and all 0.5 (shared) sacks.

While the league record seems to be out of reach, Denver is up to 64 sacks, which is a new franchise record, breaking the 63-sack mark that was set last season. With one game remaining, the Broncos have an opportunity to put an exclamation point on the new franchise record.

Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick Shemar Stewart grabbed his first NFL sack during Sunday’s win over the Arizona Cardinals. After the game, Stewart told reporters he’s putting the ball in a case at his home to remember the special moment.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker YaYa Diaby sacks Miami Dolphins quarterback Quinn Ewers for a 9-yard loss.

Daaaaa Bears set the record at 72, a year in which they dominated opponents. These Broncos now have two games to play to break the record. After five sacks against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver's defense only needs 10 sacks to surpass Chicago for the all-time mark. And they have a good chance to do it in their next two games.