Who is the superbowl sack leader?
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In his career, Charles Haley had 4.5 sacks (in 5 games) -- it certainly helped playing for Dallas and San Francisco, two teams it seemed were going to the Superbowl almost every year back in the 90s.\n\nThe record in one Superbowl: Reggie White had three (XXXI).
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Roger Staubach!\n\n(followed by John Elway and Payton Manning :))
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I think TO has the most drops of any reciever this year. Pass to Terry Glenn instead! (Or even Witten for that matter) I prefer Johnson and his dances have to be better than napping in the endzone. TO is the BIGGEST ass
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Thinkin Parcells will retire regardless of what happens. The sun shines brightly on the horizon and it's time to hang the hammock from the ole tree out back!  «:::!!
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I think T.O. will be alright in Dallas. Bill Parcells will not put up with Owens' crap and will lay down the law. As far as Owens getting along with his teammates, who knows. That's yet to be discovered. Haven't heard anything in the off-season though.
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The all time sacks leader just while playing for the Browns is \nClay Mathews with 76.5 sacks (1978-1993) - Career\nBill Glass with 14.5 sacks (1965) - Season\n3 Players Tied with 4 sacks - Game
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I think its the Colts. They've kicked the Bears ass in the past and New England is just starting up. Manning lost his running back but still is the best in the league. Colts, Bears, Broncos, Patriots, Giants in that order.
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When the NFL unveiled its MVPs from the previous 39 Super Bowls, only three living members skipped the ceremony.\n\nFormer 49ers quarterback Joe Montana and former Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw decided to stay home, while former Dolphins MVP Jake Scott was traveling in Australia.\n\nMontana, the league's only three-time Super Bowl MVP, and Bradshaw reportedly turned down the invitation over money.\n\nBoth denied the reports.\n\nIn a phone interview with ESPN2's Cold Pizza on Monday night, Montana vehemently denied forgoing the ceremony over money and reiterated that his absence was due to his preference to see his son's basketball game.\n\nHe'd told Cold Pizza last week he wasn't going to be at the game because his son had an important basketball game he wanted to attend. Bradshaw, according to the Chronicle, told league officials he wanted to be with his family.\n\nMontana said money was never an issue and that he would not have attended the Super Bowl ceremony even if the appearance fee had been greater than the $100,000 he was reported to have requested.\n\nFormer MVPs were given $1,000 for incidental expenses while in Detroit, along with other amenities such as plane tickets, car rental and game tickets.\n\nSources told each paper that Montana asked for a guarantee of at least $100,000 in appearance money.\n\nWhen the league balked at Montana's demands, the quarterback declined to be in attendance.
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I would say the falcoons because thats my team but if they dont get rid of Mike Vick they wont never make it to the superbowl i am going with either The Beagals or the Seahawks
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Washington Redskins.\n\nRedskins quarterback Doug Williams was named the Super Bowl MVP, completing 18 of 29 passes for a Super Bowl record 340 yards and four touchdowns, with one interception.
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Leach is a fat loser that blames everyone else but himself when he loses games.\n\nAgree with your comment about Mack.  He is a class act.
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Deacon Jones would hold the all time record for sacks if they had kept that stat during his days. They have gone back and counted the sacks he had and the number was unreal. Nobody today even comes close. The guy was awesome!
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Let me put this in a way that all Steeler fans can comprehend:\nNah!  Duh Stillers is going down da toilet bowl dis year.  Yunz guys are goin to be hung out wid da warshing. (all expletives deleted)\n\nSincerely,\nThe Cleveland Browns ;-)
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According to the site I found, Deacon Jones unofficially had 173-1/2 sacks.  This places him 3rd behind Reggie White and Bruce Smith.
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Brian Urlacher. especially when he puts Farve or Vick on there back
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Choke as usual.  Still the most over-rated player in the NFL.
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Well, Super Bowl I, in 1967, was between the Packers and Chiefs. Bart Starr and Len Dawson were the two quarterbacks.