What happened: The Green Bay Packers have allowed an NFL-high 30 quarterback hits this season. The Las Vegas Raiders follow in second place with 26 hits surrendered. A four-way tie exists for third place among teams struggling in pass protection.

Why it matters: Persistent pressure disrupts offensive timing and increases the likelihood of turnovers. Accumulating hits also elevates the injury risk for starting quarterbacks over the course of a long campaign. Effective line play remains a pivotal factor in sustaining successful scoring drives.

What to watch: Teams yielding high pressure rates may need to emphasize quick-passing concepts and scheme adjustments. Watch for potential personnel changes across these offensive lines if the protection issues continue.