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DeMarcus Ware keeps sack streak intact
9:04 PM Sun, Oct 05, 2008 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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It took almost the entire day, but linebacker DeMarcus Ware registered a sack for the eighth straight game. Ware's sack came on a second-and-10 play with 1:44 remaining. He's now tied for third in Cowboys' history and only three sacks away from tying the all-time record set by Harvey Martin. He had 11 sacks in 11 consecutive games.
Ware said the Bengals' offensive line used slide protection most of the game. That meant Ware had to fight through multiple blockers. He still finished with five tackles and one quarterback pressure.
"It's hard to get pressure when they know who's coming," Ware said. "They just slide over."
Overall, Ware thought the defense played just OK.
"At the end of the day, when it's time to make plays, the defense is there," Ware said. "But I think the thing is we've got to make more plays at the beginning instead of the end. So there's not even a chance of them coming back or getting ahead of us or anything."
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It took almost the entire day, but linebacker DeMarcus Ware registered a sack for the eighth straight game. Ware's sack came on a second-and-10 play with 1:44 remaining. He's now tied for third in Cowboys' history and only three sacks away from tying the all-time record set by Harvey Martin. He had 11 sacks in 11 consecutive games.
Ware said the Bengals' offensive line used slide protection most of the game. That meant Ware had to fight through multiple blockers. He still finished with five tackles and one quarterback pressure.
"It's hard to get pressure when they know who's coming," Ware said. "They just slide over."
Overall, Ware thought the defense played just OK.
"At the end of the day, when it's time to make plays, the defense is there," Ware said. "But I think the thing is we've got to make more plays at the beginning instead of the end. So there's not even a chance of them coming back or getting ahead of us or anything."
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