Led the NFL in sacks (1970)

In 1970, Led the NFL in sacks means that a player achieved the highest number of successful tackles on the opposing quarterback behind the line of scrimmage during that season. Sacks are a key defensive statistic, indicating a player's ability to pressure the quarterback, disrupt offensive plays, and contribute significantly to the team's defensive strength. Being the league leader highlights this player’s exceptional skill in pass rushing and disruptive defense, making them a standout performer in that year's season.