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Which NFL player has the most sacks in a single season?
The linebacker with the most sacks in an NFL season is Justin Houston of the Kansas City Chiefs. He finished with 22.0 sacks in 2014.
What position in NFL has the most sacks?
Defensive end.
What NFL player had 7 sacks in a game?
Derrick Thomas
What nfl quarterback has the most sacks in 2012?
michael vick
What safety has the most sacks in NFL history?
Rodney Harrison with 30.5
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