Bobby Wagner just set the single season team record for tackles. And now second year linebacker Jordyn Brooks is poised to claim the record for himself in Week 18.
, who is pacing the league with an incredible 179 total tackles. Some rudimentary mental math indicates that Brooks needs only 5 tackles to tie, and 6 to top.
And according to Pro Football Reference, he has exactly one game of fewer than seven tackles all season long , and has otherwise pretty calmly averaged nearly a dozen tackles per game since the bye in Week 9. Thus, suffice to say the odds are in his favor to at the bare minimum surpass his teammate by a handful of tackles on the season.
Of course, the downside to this statistic is that tackles are just a counting stat, in most ways, similar to yardage for a running back; it ultimately doesn’t indicate a whole lot more than time on the field, which of course has plagued the defense all season long.
The fact that we are seeing two of the team’s former first round picks delivering at this point in their careers is exciting and at least indicates that maybe Pete Carroll and John Schneider have had a bit more success than we give them credit for with their recent first round selections. I said. Because now all we need is for L.J. Collier to begin his rapid ascent up the leader boards to top off this tricky trio of youngsters and then we can never criticize a JS draft pick ever again.
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