New All-Time Sack Leader
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Apr 8, 2024 20:30:15 GMT -5
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Post by ManWithNoName on Apr 8, 2024 20:30:15 GMT -5
Huffman > Hoffman
With two sacks this week, fittingly against the team that drafted him and that he spent most of his career with, Leroy Huffman passed one of the RZB's all-time greats and broke one of its longest standing records by becoming the new all-time sack leader with 135.5 and counting.
The record was set in 2032 when Theodore Hoffman of the Kansas City Chiefs played his final game in only his 12th season in the league. A converted DT, Huffman retired at the peak of his talent still supporting an overall of 70+.
Leroy Huffman was drafted in 2049 by the Minnesota Vikings where he would spend the next nine seasons of his career. After a brief stint on the Jaguars, Huffman arrived in Dallas where he's spent his last two seasons. In his 13th year in the league Huffman is far from the special talent he once was on the Vikings, sporting a rating only in the high 30s, but he's never forgotten how to get to the passer and has 24 sacks over his last 36 games with a pass rush percentage above 9%, putting him still in the upper echelon of pass rushers. With nine games left to play in the season, Huffman has plenty of time left to separate himself further from the rest of the RZB.
With two sacks this week, fittingly against the team that drafted him and that he spent most of his career with, Leroy Huffman passed one of the RZB's all-time greats and broke one of its longest standing records by becoming the new all-time sack leader with 135.5 and counting.
The record was set in 2032 when Theodore Hoffman of the Kansas City Chiefs played his final game in only his 12th season in the league. A converted DT, Huffman retired at the peak of his talent still supporting an overall of 70+.
Leroy Huffman was drafted in 2049 by the Minnesota Vikings where he would spend the next nine seasons of his career. After a brief stint on the Jaguars, Huffman arrived in Dallas where he's spent his last two seasons. In his 13th year in the league Huffman is far from the special talent he once was on the Vikings, sporting a rating only in the high 30s, but he's never forgotten how to get to the passer and has 24 sacks over his last 36 games with a pass rush percentage above 9%, putting him still in the upper echelon of pass rushers. With nine games left to play in the season, Huffman has plenty of time left to separate himself further from the rest of the RZB.
