Myles Garrett continues his torrid pace up the NFL's all-time sack list, currently tied for 20th place with 125.5 career sacks. The Cleveland Browns star, now with the Los Angeles Rams, enters his 10th season averaging approximately 14 sacks per year. If he maintains this pace, he could surpass Michael Strahan and approach top-five all-time territory. His current ascent ranks as the second-fastest pace among the top five all-time behind only Reggie White.

Aaron Donald's unexpected unretirement adds significant star power to the Rams' defense. The future Hall of Famer's 111 sacks place him two behind Khalil Mack and Sean Jones for a top-30 spot. Joining Garrett in Los Angeles, Donald provides an immediate boost to a unit favored to win the Super Bowl according to Draft Kings Sportsbook.

The NFL's active sack leaders feature a competitive mix of veterans. Von Miller, Cameron Jordan, Calais Campbell, T.J. Watt, Danielle Hunter, and Khalil Mack all sit within the top 30. Miller, recently signed by the Dallas Cowboys, sits just three sacks behind Strahan. Garrett's five-season streak of at least 14 sacks stands as the longest such run since 1982, highlighting his sustained elite pass-rushing prowess.