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In football what is the difference between a blitz and a sac?

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a blitz is sending extra guys to rush the QB or stop the run

a sack is when the QB is tackled behind the line of scrimmage
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a blitz is when you get a lot more guys then usually to go fter the QB, and a SACK is when you tackle the QB for lost of yards
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A sack is tackling the QB behind the line of scrimmage, a blitz is sending extra players to pressure the QB.
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a blitz is the act of pursuing the backfield.. a sack is tackling the QB behind the Line of Scrimmage
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Blitz - a defensive play where you attack the offense by rushing one or more players who are not defensive linemen

Sack - a tackle in which the quarterback is taken down behind the line of scrimmage, usually while attempting to pass
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