Pressure to Sack Ratio | NFL Advanced Stats

Pressure to Sack Ratio (P2S %) measures the percentage of a quarterback's pressures that result in a sack, calculated as sacks divided by total pressures. Last updated 08/26/26Updates within 24-36 hrs post-game

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1Brady CookQB44.2%14.3%38.5%44.2%44.2%38.9%48.0%
2Kyler MurrayQB32.7%----31.3%35.3%
3Tyler ShoughQB32.6%40.0%40.9%44.7%33.0%39.5%28.1%
4Justin FieldsQB31.8%---18.5%39.0%15.4%
5Geno SmithQB31.3%-33.3%33.3%35.3%26.7%37.3%
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What Is Pressure to Sack Ratio?

Pressure to Sack Ratio (P2S %) measures the percentage of a quarterback's pressures that result in a sack, calculated as sacks divided by total pressures. This NFL player stat is the best complement to Sack Rate for evaluating quarterback performance under duress — it accounts for how often a quarterback is pressured and how frequently he avoids being brought down once pressure arrives. A lower ratio reflects a quarterback who consistently escapes or neutralizes pressure, while a higher ratio shows pressure converting to sacks more often. In NFL team stats, this metric helps separate mobile, pocket-aware passers from those who struggle once protection breaks down.