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Who has the most special teams solo tackles in the NFL in 2026?
Through games played October 24, 2026, JL Skinner of Denver, Darius Muasau of New England & Isaiah Stalbird of New Orleans are tied for the NFL lead in special teams solo tackles at 6. Jahlani Tavai of Jacksonville, Smael Mondon Jr. of Philadelphia, Zaire Barnes of the New York Giants, Jalen McLeod of Jacksonville, Jeremiah Trotter Jr. of Philadelphia, Xavier Nwankpa of Kansas City, Joe Andreessen of Buffalo, Siran Neal of San Francisco, Cody Lindenberg of Las Vegas, Darius Cooper of Philadelphia, Malachi Corley of Cleveland, Eric O'Neill of Detroit, Malachi Moore of the New York Jets & Kameron Johnson of Tampa Bay are tied for fourth at 5. Two tackles separate the leaders from the 25th-ranked player.
JL Skinner of Denver is the highest-ranked safety on the board at 6 tackles, first overall.
One tackle separates fourth from 18th, the widest single step anywhere below the top four. Karson Sharar of Arizona, Javon Solomon of Buffalo, Caleb Downs of Dallas, Joe Giles-Harris of Cincinnati, Jeremy Reaves of Washington, Jonathan Owens of Indianapolis, Elijah Hicks of Chicago & Chris Blair of Atlanta are tied 18th at 4.
All 22 players are within 1 tackle of each other. Buffalo, Jacksonville & Philadelphia are the only teams with two or more players in the top 25. Twelve of the 25 are linebackers; the six safeties are Skinner first, Nwankpa fourth, Moore fourth, Downs 18th, Owens 18th & Hicks 18th; the two defensive backs are Neal fourth & Reaves 18th; the four wide receivers are Cooper fourth, Corley fourth, Johnson fourth & Blair 18th; the only defensive end is O'Neill fourth. Three ranks inside the top 25 are shared by more than one player.
How this ranking is measured
493 NFL players are ranked for the 2026 regular season. The top 25 appear above. Special teams solo tackles count the number of unassisted tackles on special teams. This stat reflects individual impact in coverage. Figures are as of October 24, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.