Bobby Carpenter has the fastest sack of the year

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According to: http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/06/between-the-lines/?tid=sbn

"Seattle's Matt Hasselback is taking plenty of sacks, and watching the Seahawks injury-ravaged line its hard not to feel sorry for him. The Cowboys' three sacks against Hasselback all took two seconds or less--Bobby Carpenter managed to tackle Hasselback in his drop back, just 1.1 seconds after the snap which is the fastest sack recorded all season."
 
Temo;3059716 said:
According to: http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/06/between-the-lines/?tid=sbn

"Seattle's Matt Hasselback is taking plenty of sacks, and watching the Seahawks injury-ravaged line its hard not to feel sorry for him. The Cowboys' three sacks against Hasselback all took two seconds or less--Bobby Carpenter managed to tackle Hasselback in his drop back, just 1.1 seconds after the snap which is the fastest sack recorded all season."

Right up the middle normally will be the fastest sacks.
 
Doomsday101;3059723 said:
Right up the middle normally will be the fastest sacks.
Especially while being untouched. It still cracks me up watching the minute-long celebration after the sack.
 
Cover 2;3059730 said:
Especially while being untouched. It still cracks me up watching the minute-long celebration after the sack.

I saw Brooking celebrating with him and why not
 
We've found our new pass-rusher!

Bench Ware!
 
Doomsday101;3059731 said:
I saw Brooking celebrating with him and why not

Some people will never be happy. I loved the celebration. He works hard and is finally seeing improvement in his game.

Let him celebrate.
 
Temo;3059716 said:
According to: http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/06/between-the-lines/?tid=sbn

"Seattle's Matt Hasselback is taking plenty of sacks, and watching the Seahawks injury-ravaged line its hard not to feel sorry for him. The Cowboys' three sacks against Hasselback all took two seconds or less--Bobby Carpenter managed to tackle Hasselback in his drop back, just 1.1 seconds after the snap which is the fastest sack recorded all season."

I hope Al Davis reads this,maybe he"ll be willing to make an offer for Barbie after the season.Everyone knows that Al loves fast players.

Craig
 
davidb257;3059735 said:
Some people will never be happy. I loved the celebration. He works hard and is finally seeing improvement in his game.

Let him celebrate.

Exactly. He's a Dallas Cowboy and he made a big play. I don't care who you are. If your a Cowboy, you make a play, friggen celebrate, teammate!
 
davidb257;3059735 said:
Some people will never be happy. I loved the celebration. He works hard and is finally seeing improvement in his game.

Let him celebrate.

I would if I was him. People talk about this team having no passion or heart and as soon as a guy who has struggle shows some fire he is mocked for it. That 1 play is not going to make Carpenter a star or change the fact that his career in Dallas thus far has been disappointing but a guy stepped up timed the snap and made a big play when the game was still on the line. He celebrated and Brooking was right there with him celebrating right along side him
 
Doomsday101;3059731 said:
I saw Brooking celebrating with him and why not
I just thought it was funny that he celebrated with practically the whole team. I've never seen anything like it.

Geez. Some people are touchy :laugh2:
 
craig71;3059739 said:
I hope Al Davis reads this,maybe he"ll be willing to make an offer for Barbie after the season.Everyone knows that Al loves fast players.

Craig

I agree...we might be able to sneak a 2nd, possibly even a 1st rounder from Oakland for Carpenter, and I'm not kidding either.
 
Cover 2;3059746 said:
I just thought it was funny that he celebrated with practically the whole team. I've never seen anything like it.

Geez. Some people are touchy :laugh2:

Sorry, not trying to be touchy but when so many pile on around here sometime things become assumed. I apologize for that. Carpenter no doubt has taken a lot of heat and rightfully so but I’ll always give credit when a guy steps up and makes a play.
 
Doomsday101;3059758 said:
Sorry, not trying to be touchy but when so many pile on around here sometime things become assumed. I apologize for that. Carpenter no doubt has taken a lot of heat and rightfully so but I’ll always give credit when a guy steps up and makes a play.
:laugh2: No problem. It just seemed like the whole team was thrilled for him.
 
Cover 2;3059761 said:
:laugh2: No problem. It just seemed like the whole team was thrilled for him.

I'm sure they were it was a big play at a critical juncture in the game for the team.
 
Doomsday101;3059763 said:
I'm sure they were it was a big play at a critical juncture in the game for the team.

The dude did have Hasselhoff on the ground before the play even started it seemed. If it's so easy, why hasn't Ware done it?

I haven't seen anything like that from our D in a long time. That's pressure. Our D loved seeing it.
 
davidb257;3059769 said:
The dude did have Hasselhoff on the ground before the play even started it seemed. If it's so easy, why hasn't Ware done it?

I haven't seen anything like that from our D in a long time. That's pressure. Our D loved seeing it.

Coming right off the center is a pretty short distance. Carpenter hit the snap count just right and was by the Olineman before they knew what happened. I like the fact Dallas has been sending James, Brooking and Carpenter at times on the blitz up the middle even if you don't get there you force the QB outside where you have guys like Ware waiting for him
 
Doomsday101;3059774 said:
Coming right off the center is a pretty short distance. Carpenter hit the snap count just right and was by the Olineman before they knew what happened. I like the fact Dallas has been sending James, Brooking and Carpenter at times on the blitz up the middle even if you don't get there you force the QB outside where you have guys like Ware waiting for him

Regardless the distance, I haven't seen any other MLB's on other teams included, get there as fast as he did.
 
Hurray for Carp.

But I gotta say . . . never in the annals of NFL football has a sack done so much for a player.
 
davidb257;3059769 said:
The dude did have Hasselhoff on the ground before the play even started it seemed. If it's so easy, why hasn't Ware done it?

I haven't seen anything like that from our D in a long time. That's pressure. Our D loved seeing it.

Do you know why he was able to get there so quick? Becuase Julius Jones was so preoccupied with double teaming Ware that he got there too late.

Also because Carpenter faked the blitz through the first A gap and then went through the second. A straight line is always the shortest distance and Ware doesn't get the chance to get in the backfield untouched like that from his position.
 

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