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CLE

Alex Wright

In tackles for loss, Alex Wright is 7th of 236 d-line, at 0.9 per game.

94th beats 94% of the D-Line; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

Playing Timevs D-Line▶
Games Played13
Total Snaps38.261st93/235
DefenseDefensevs D-Line▶
Solo Tackles1.480th48/236
Assisted Tackles1.249th120/236
Total Tackles2.669th73/236
Sacks5.586th30/236
Tackles for Loss0.997th7/236
Quarterback Hits0.779th51/236
Pressures1.181st45/236
Interceptions047th14/236
Passes Defended0.157th100/236
13 games
DateOppSOLOASTSACKTFLQBHPBUINT
CLEJan 4, 2026@CINCIN1100010
CLEDec 28, 2025PITPIT2212200
CLEDec 21, 2025BUFBUF020.50200
CLEDec 14, 2025@CHICHI1311100
CLEDec 7, 2025TENTEN1000100
CLENov 9, 2025@NYJNYJ2000000
CLEOct 26, 2025@NENE3013100
CLEOct 19, 2025MIAMIA4102000
CLEOct 12, 2025@PITPIT2301000
CLEOct 5, 2025MINMIN1212100
CLESep 21, 2025GBGB1011100
CLESep 14, 2025@BALBAL0100000
CLESep 7, 2025CINCIN0100000
By season4 seasons
SeasonGPTOTSACKTFLQBHPRSSINTPBU
2025CLE13345.512914.501
2024CLE47111200
2023CLE13215451002
2022CLE1526020005

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