Forced fumble

A forced fumble is any defensive player’s action to intend the offensive opponent to lose the ball. It can use any legal ways to achieve. The forced fumbles are very difficult to perform because the offense has enough skill to secure them.

The easiest fumble is to force the quarterback to sack the ball, attacking it from the blindside. However, it’s risky because some blind blocks transform into the yardage penalty. After the procedure, all players are eligible to get the ball. The defensive grab is the turnover.

Alternatively, the defenders can punch or strip the ball during the tackle. Its task is to move the shield on the ball carrier’s arm with further prying. The punching is more difficult compared to the stripping because it supposes striking the ball to knock it out of the carrier’s hands.
Thus, the defensive player must run in parallel with it. But such a manner attracts the offensive teammates who can remove that jackass.

The forced fumble is the official record under the control of the professional and collegiate leagues. They keep individual and team records. You can find that statistic on the official NFL portal.