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Receipt · the 2021–2026 playoffss (covered history)

Josh JohnsonQB · Washington Commanders · 2025Descriptive only

Johnson was sacked on 13.3% of dropbacks

13.3%% of dropbacks

Josh Johnson took a sack on 13.3% of dropbacks (2 sacks on 15), in the 2021–2026 playoffss (covered history).

Window
The 2021–2026 playoffss (covered history)
Games
1
Denominator
15 dropbacks (attempts + sacks)
Cohort
18 qualified QBs
  • Descriptive only: 15 dropbacks (attempts + sacks) is too few to rank.
  • Sacks are not solely the quarterback's fault: protection, scheme and receivers all contribute.
  • Played for more than one team in this window. Totals combine all teams without double-counting.
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Source & definition

Definition: Sacks taken divided by dropbacks, where dropbacks = pass attempts + sacks taken. Scrambles are not counted as dropbacks because the source weekly stats do not expose them.

Fields: stats_player_week.sacks_suffered, stats_player_week.attempts

Provider: nflverse data releases (schedules, weekly team/player stats, play-by-play) · dataset nflverse-2026-10-20-run2

Calculation: qb.sack_rate@1 · rules v1 · template v1 · computed Oct 20, 2026, 5:00 PM UTC

Qualification: ranked only with at least 100 dropbacks (attempts + sacks); this entity did not qualify.

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