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You can force a turnover three ways in the NFL.
If a defender catches a pass it is called an interception.
If a defender knocks the ball out of a ball carriers hands and then recovers it is called a fumble and a fumble recovery.
If a defense stops a team from converting on fourth down it is called a turn over on downs.
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