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Single game defensive records after six weeks

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As Week 7 of the very first AFLE season approaches, we take a look at the single game defensive records that have been set so far. Six weeks in and defenders across the league have already made their mark.

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Most tackles in a game

Oluwaferanmi Okunlola, Alpine Rams, Week 4 vs Vienna Vikings: 17 tackles

Most sacks in a game

Alejandro Fernandez, Vienna Vikings, Week 1 vs Berlin Thunder: 3 sacks

Most interceptions in a game

Nazir Streater, Rhein Fire, Week 6 vs Alpine Rams: 2 interceptions

Most tackles for loss in a game

Michael Keshinro, Berlin Thunder, Week 3 vs Firenze Red Lions: 4 tackles for loss

Four records, four different players, four different teams. That variety tells its own story about the strength of defenses across the league. Okunlola’s 17-tackle performance is the kind of number that stands out in any record book, while Keshinro’s four tackles for loss in a single game shows just how disruptive the best defensive linemen in AFLE can be. With ten weeks still to play, the defenders of this league have plenty of time to write new chapters.

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