Puskás Akadémia and Ferencvárosi TC currently anchor the early defensive picture in the 2026-27 NB I after roughly ten matchweeks, with their goalkeepers posting the highest clean-sheet tallies to date. Puskás leads the table on points while conceding at a measured rate, supported by Bendegúz Lehoczki’s four shutouts, while Ferencváros maintains a comparable goals-against figure despite a slightly lighter fixture load. The broader field remains tightly grouped because most sides have played a comparable number of games and none has yet established a durable edge in organized defending or set-piece resilience. Mid-table sides such as Győri ETO, Vasas, and Paksi SE show similar concession patterns, and the remaining clubs retain realistic scope to close gaps through improved organization or favorable upcoming schedules. This parity across the twelve-team division sustains even implied probabilities in the market.