them to a title in Super Bowl IV Sack Nation: The nickname for the Kansas City Chiefs defense beginning in the early 2010's, currently led by Chris Jones Sack Pack: The defensive line of the Baltimore Colts in the mid-to-late 1970s. The Sack Pack were defensive tackles Joe Ehrmann (#76) and Mike Barnes (#63) and defensive ends Fred Cook (#72) and John Dutton (#78). In 1975, the Sack Pack established itself with 59 sacks. It had 56 the following year and 47 in 1977 before slowing down due to injuries. Sacksonville: A portmanteau of the word sack and the city of Jacksonville. "Sacksonville" is used to refer to the Jacksonville Jaguars defense during the 2017 season, which was known to cause a high number of sacks, interceptions, and turnovers. San Diego Super Chargers: Nickname given to the San Diego Chargers from its fight song. Silver Rush: Nickname given to the Detroit Lions defensive line during the early 1980s, led by Bubba Baker and Doug English The Smurfs: The early to mid 1980's Washington Redskins' receiving corps was called this because of their diminutive size. The original smurfs were starters Alvin Garrett who was 5′7″ and "Downtown" Charlie Brown who was 5′10″. The nickname came from comparing them to the tiny blue comic and cartoon characters. Steel Curtain: Nickname given to the defensive line of the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers, the backbone of a dominant defense. The nickname was a play on the phrase Iron Curtain during the height of the Cold War. Sons of Anarchy: The New York Jets defensive line of the early 2010s consisting of Muhammad Wilkerson, Damon Harrison, and Sheldon Richardson. Alludes to the FX television series of the same name which was highly popular at the time. The Succs/Yuccs: Derogatory nickname given to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers due to their reputation as a perennial losing team SWAT team: Name of the Cincinnati Bengals' secondary of David Fulcher, Solomon Wilcots, Eric Thomas, and Lewis Billups coached by Defensive Coordinator Dick LeBeau during the 1988 season. The Three Amigos: Denver Broncos wide receivers Mark Jackson, Vance Johnson, and Ricky Nattiel. The nickname came from the 1986 movie, "The Three Amigos". The Triplets: Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith, the offensive stars of the 1990s Dallas Cowboys three-time Super Bowl winning teams YAC Bros: Nickname for the 2020s 49ers offense, consisting of offensive stars Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, Brandon