The Cleveland Browns’ victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers by 13-6 on Sunday saw defensive end Myles Garrett finish the contest with zero sacks, keeping him still half a sack away from tying the NFL single season record which is currently shared by Michael Strahan and T.J. Watt at 22.5.

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.

Bengals DC Al Golden cracked a joke after rookie Shemar Stewart finally logged his first career sack, a long-awaited moment.

Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan has a clause in his contract calling for a $600,000 bonus if he records at least nine sacks this season.

Iowa Hawkeyes football QB Mark Gronowski added to his highlight reel early with a wild scramble after nearly getting sacked vs. Vanderbilt.

New Orleans Saints defensive end Chase Young sacks Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward for an 8-yard loss. New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough delivers a pass to wide receiver Kevin Austin Jr., who makes his first NFL touchdown reception to give the Saints a chance to take the lead against the Tennessee Titans.