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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 15, 2026 10:56 AM ET

Bobby Okereke posts 0.0% missed tackle rate to lead NFL qualifiers

Jihaad Campbell trails at 2.1% with a 25-tackle minimum.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 1h1 min read
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Lowest missed tackle rate this season (min 25 tackles) Bobby Okereke 0.0% Kevin Winston Jr 0.0% Jihaad C Via @PFF on X

What happened: Veteran linebacker Bobby Okereke and Kevin Winston Jr. have not missed a tackle during the 2026 NFL regular season among defenders with at least 25 total tackles, per PFF. Evan Williams sits fourth on the leaderboard at 2.3%, while Daiyan Henley rounds out the top five at 2.6%.

Why it matters: Maintaining a sub-3% missed tackle rate across a 25-tackle sample reflects consistent open-field leverage and clean pursuit angles against both the run and short passing game. Limiting broken tackles directly prevents explosive yards after contact and keeps opposing offenses behind the chains on early downs.

By the numbers: Per PFF 2026 season leaderboard (minimum 25 tackles): Bobby Okereke (0.0% missed tackle rate), Kevin Winston Jr. (0.0%), Jihaad Campbell (2.1%), Evan Williams (2.3%), and Daiyan Henley (2.6%).

What to watch: Okereke, Campbell, Williams, and Henley will look to preserve their tackling efficiency as Week 6 of the 2026 NFL regular season continues.

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  • @PFF 
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