Sentence examples for sacking quarterbacks from inspiring English sources

"The Jets are awesome" in sacking quarterbacks, Fassel said.

In the meantime, Smith gets a second chance to prove he belongs on the field doing what he does best: sacking quarterbacks.

But if accurate, his recent tardiness continues a trend: If Hardy isn't sacking quarterbacks, he's poisoning the rest of the 2-7 Cowhoys, who are 0-5 since Hardy returned from his domestic violence suspension and currently mired in a seven-game losing streak.

What is your favorite N.F.L. memory? A. Sacking quarterbacks like Joe Montana, Jim Kelly and John Elway in championship games.

Hauling 50-pound water jugs into Manhattan office buildings along Fifth Avenue and throughout Times Square, Greg White recalled how sacking quarterbacks was much easier work.

The U.S.C. defense overwhelmed Arizona State, sacking quarterback Rudy Carpenter six times.

He was in the way when Bell was blitzing, and Bell ran over him on his way to sacking quarterback Jonathan Quinn.

But the calamity unfolding now involved the Packers offensive line being devoured by the Seattle pass rush, which was on its way to sacking quarterback Aaron Rodgers eight times in the first half.

Sunday, the Rams were smothering, sacking quarterback C.J. Beathard seven times, picking off two of his passes — both in spectacular fashion — and collecting two fumbles.

The Trojans held the Bruins to a season-low 168 yards, sacking quarterback Patrick Cowan four times for 31 yards in losses and held the Bruins to 12 net rushing yards.

They were huge, angry men who stuffed running plays, sacked quarterbacks, intimidated opponents and captured the imagination of fans with their athleticism and barely-controlled aggression.