A tackle for loss occurs when a defensive player stops an offensive ball carrier behind the line of scrimmage, resulting in negative yardage. This key defensive statistic disrupts offensive drives, forcing longer third-down conversions. Coaches use it to gauge defensive aggression, while fantasy football managers benefit by scoring these impactful plays, which significantly shift momentum.
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