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| In last week's Colts game, Redskins quarterback Donovan McNabb was sacked three times, but not once by Freeney. In fact, Freeney didn't even register a tackle on the day, and the Redskins' offensive line helped Ryan Torain rush for 100 yards.
Mario Williams Jersey had little time to celebrate his personal performance. "As soon as I was done with Dwight,MLB Jerseys, my mind was on Peppers all night," Mario Williams Jersey said. "It don't get no harder than this." Trent Mario Williams Jersey faces murderers row of pass rushers "Peppers is a huge edge guy, he loves to get the edge," Mario Williams Jersey said. "He's got long arms. You can have him two or three yards away from the quarterback and he'll still swipe the ball out of his hands. That'll be a huge challenge for me. It's gonna be another long week." Coming off perhaps the best performance of his young career, left tackle Trent Mario Williams Jersey has no time to catch his breath. Last weekend was Dwight Freeney. This weekend is Julius Peppers. McNabb has been sacked 14 times this year, more than all but three other quarterbacks. But Chicago has nine sacks on the year and is ranked No. 25 in the league. Mario Williams Jersey said Freeney is the best pass-rusher he's faced thus far. "He had everything you need to be an effective pass rusher. He had speed, probably one of the strongest ends I've seen thus far," Mario Williams Jersey said. "Everybody knows about his patented spin moves." Defensive end Israel Idonije leads the Bears with 3 1/2 sacks -- he had 3 in Week 5 against Carolina -- Peppers has 2 and linebacker Brian Urlacher has 1 1/2. Peppers moves around a lot, but will spend plenty of time lined up over Mario Williams Jersey, especially in passing situations, the rookie said. "I looked at the schedule before the season. I kind of seen it coming," said Mario Williams Jersey, who also has faced Mario Williams Jersey, Clay Matthews and DeMarcus Ware. "I expected it." |
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