michael strahan has the most sacks in a season.
michael strahan has the most sacks in a season.
who has the most sacks in a season?
michael strahan
in 2011, ware had 19.5 sacks, 47 tackles, two pass deflections, and two forced fumbles. ware ended the season only half sack away from both becoming the first player in nfl history to post multiple 20+ sack seasons and becoming the 29th player in nfl history to reach 100+ career sacks. in addition, ware was 2.5 sacks shy of becoming the first player ever to lead the league in sacks three times. earlier in the season, ware was on pace to pass michael strahan's sack record of 22.5 sacks in a season but ultimately fell short. on october 30, 2011, ware recorded a career-high four sacks against the philadelphia eagles in a 34-7 loss. ware finished second in the nfl in total sacks for the 2011 season behind jared allen who posted 22.0 sacks. ware was selected to the 2012 pro bowl as a starter and voted to the all-pro team again.
demarcus ware
sacks was then moved to a convalescent home in highgate, london, england referred to at the time as caen wood. there, sacks met a group of fellow patients and veterans who offered him solace by sharing their own stories about the war and how they deal with their phantom limb syndrome (the ironic opposite of sacks' ordeal). sacks found that this group of men had been more wise and understanding than any doctor that had treated him. upon permanent removal of his cast, sacks found his leg remained numb to the touch despite his progress with recovery. it had been determined that the lack of sensitivity was due to a severance in the femoral nerve that had occurred during his operation, thereby, inhibiting any nerve activity and causing sacks to feel disconnected from the leg (it was only four years later that sacks was put through nerve conduction tests to better understand the severity of the nerve damage). oliver sacks then graduated from the convalescence home and found himself in the office of mr. w.r. of harley street. mr. w.r. asked sacks what he enjoyed doing most before the incident. when sacks responded with swimming, mr. w.r. called up a lifeguard and sent sacks on his way to a local pool. upon arriving, the lifeguard pushed sacks into the pool (on mr. w.r.'s directions) despite his protests. feeling outraged and challenged, sacks began to swim without any regard to disability until the lifeguard told him he was finished. without any thought, sacks got out of the pool and began to walk around normally despite the notion that his left leg was still limp. sacks was left astonished by mr. w.r.'s simple and effective solution to being incapable of physical activity: ""condelectari sibi"."
a leg to stand on (book)