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Week 6 of Defensive Domination is bringing the pain! Quarterbacks are running for their lives, defensive backs are stealing passes, and offensive linemen are apparently just collecting paychecks. We break down the biggest sacks, interceptions, defensive standouts, and a little history from the legendary 1985 Chicago Bears. Plus, QB General Insurance is open for business—because when the defense comes calling, you're definitely not in good hands!

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this week, we're talking about eight sacks by the New York Jets, a Houston defense that practically shut down Tennessee's electricity, and a San Francisco secondary that apparently decided catching passes was more fun than preventing them.

We'll also recognize a few defensive performances that deserve attention — because here at Defensive Domination, we don't judge greatness by how many touchdown celebrations you rehearsed during the week.

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In this episode of Defensive Domination we look at Deonte Banks turning an interception into a 98-yard walk-off. Xavier McKinney coming through with a fourth-quarter takeaway. Roquan Smith helping stop Tennessee on a crucial third down and Chris Jones’ sack helping force a missed field goal in a three-point game.

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