Most Solo Tackles by a Team in a Season (NFL)

The 2005 Philadelphia Eagles hold the NFL team record for solo tackles in a season, with 811. Next best is the 2012 Jacksonville Jaguars, at 808.

NFL team record Philadelphia Eagles 2005 season, 16 games

811 Solo Tackles 3 clear of 2012 Jacksonville Jaguars

#	Team	Season	G	SOLO
1	Philadelphia Eagles	2005	16	811
2	Jacksonville Jaguars	2012	16	808
3	Philadelphia Eagles	2003	16	799
3	San Francisco 49ers	2010	16	799
5	Philadelphia Eagles	2004	16	796
6	Arizona Cardinals	2011	16	788
7	Philadelphia Eagles	2002	16	780
7	San Francisco 49ers	2005	16	780
7	Philadelphia Eagles	2014	16	780
10	St. Louis Rams	2012	16	779
11	Philadelphia Eagles	2013	16	777
12	Kansas City Chiefs	2001	16	774
13	Arizona Cardinals	2010	16	772
13	Jacksonville Jaguars	2013	16	772
15	Philadelphia Eagles	1999	16	771
15	Dallas Cowboys	2000	16	771
15	Detroit Lions	2002	16	771
15	Arizona Cardinals	2018	16	771
19	Cleveland Browns	1999	16	769
20	St. Louis Rams	2009	16	768
20	Philadelphia Eagles	2015	16	768
22	Chicago Bears	2002	16	765
23	Atlanta Falcons	2003	16	764
24	Kansas City Chiefs	2003	16	760
24	Atlanta Falcons	2007	16	760
24	Kansas City Chiefs	2013	16	760
27	Cleveland Browns	2000	16	759
27	Chicago Bears	2011	16	759
29	Arizona Cardinals	2013	16	758
30	Philadelphia Eagles	2000	16	757
30	Philadelphia Eagles	2001	16	757
30	Dallas Cowboys	2002	16	757
30	Minnesota Vikings	2007	16	757
30	Miami Dolphins	2013	16	757
35	St. Louis Rams	2013	16	756
36	Chicago Bears	2007	16	755
36	Detroit Lions	2007	16	755
36	Chicago Bears	2008	16	755
39	San Francisco 49ers	2007	16	754
40	St. Louis Rams	2011	16	753
41	St. Louis Rams	2007	16	752
41	Denver Broncos	2011	16	752
41	Tennessee Titans	2014	16	752
41	Oakland Raiders	2015	16	752
45	San Francisco 49ers	2009	16	751
45	Tennessee Titans	2011	16	751
47	Cleveland Browns	2001	16	750
47	Kansas City Chiefs	2002	16	750
47	Kansas City Chiefs	2009	16	750
50	Seattle Seahawks	2008	16	749
51	Carolina Panthers	2007	16	748
51	Jacksonville Jaguars	2015	16	748
53	Kansas City Chiefs	2014	16	747
54	Carolina Panthers	2001	16	746
55	Detroit Lions	2011	16	745
55	St. Louis Rams	2015	16	745
57	Denver Broncos	2010	16	744
57	Jacksonville Jaguars	2014	16	744
59	Miami Dolphins	2015	16	743
60	Miami Dolphins	2011	16	742
61	Chicago Bears	2001	16	741
62	St. Louis Rams	2010	16	740
63	Washington Redskins	2002	16	739
63	Atlanta Falcons	2004	16	739
63	St. Louis Rams	2006	16	739
66	Carolina Panthers	2010	16	738
66	Miami Dolphins	2014	16	738
66	San Francisco 49ers	2016	16	738
69	Cincinnati Bengals	2001	16	737
69	Houston Texans	2002	16	737
69	St. Louis Rams	2008	16	737
72	Detroit Lions	2004	16	736
73	Seattle Seahawks	2007	16	735
73	Detroit Lions	2015	16	735
75	Baltimore Ravens	2002	16	734
75	Washington Redskins	2003	16	734
75	St. Louis Rams	2005	16	734
78	Cleveland Browns	2002	16	733
78	Carolina Panthers	2008	16	733
80	Arizona Cardinals	2006	16	732
80	Tennessee Titans	2013	16	732
82	Carolina Panthers	2002	16	731
82	Arizona Cardinals	2007	16	731
82	Miami Dolphins	2012	16	731
85	San Diego Chargers	2003	16	730
85	Minnesota Vikings	2012	16	730
85	Arizona Cardinals	2017	16	730
88	Chicago Bears	2009	16	729
88	Philadelphia Eagles	2009	16	729
90	Detroit Lions	2003	16	728
90	Tennessee Titans	2010	16	728
90	Arizona Cardinals	2012	16	728
90	Minnesota Vikings	2013	16	728
90	San Francisco 49ers	2015	16	728
90	Kansas City Chiefs	2016	16	728
90	Arizona Cardinals	2016	16	728
90	Cincinnati Bengals	2017	16	728
98	St. Louis Rams	2002	16	727
98	Detroit Lions	2005	16	727
98	Kansas City Chiefs	2006	16	727

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as passer rating and yards per attempt are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.