NEWSLETTER
Robert Quinn set a Chicago Bears single-season record by recording his 18th sack of the season when he took down Mike Glennon in Sunday’s win against the New York Giants.
The only thing more satisfying than watching Glennon go down is watching all 18 of Quinn’s sacks in one convenient space:
Count 'em. 😈 pic.twitter.com/PqvlybJadv
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) January 3, 2022
Ahhh! That’s the good stuff.
But not my favorite.
That’s because my favorite Quinn sacks were the ones that also happened to be on Spanish broadcasts:
CAP-TU-RA-DO 😤
Robert Quinn fue por Ben Roethlisberger 😎
📺 @ESPNmx/ @StarPlusLA #NFLMX #DaBears pic.twitter.com/6KtN04kAFU
— NFL México (@nflmx) November 9, 2021
Robert Quinn com dois sacks no primeiro quarto!!!
Já são 14 no total para o defensor nessa temporada 🔥🔥#NFLBrasil | #DaBears pic.twitter.com/yB8BiyXo8i
— NFL Brasil (@NFLBrasil) December 13, 2021
Sack Attack!!!!! 😵💫🙌🤯
Robert Quinn se encargó de ir por Kirk Cousins 😳#NFLMX #DaBears pic.twitter.com/JZigWmWwpL
— NFL México (@nflmx) December 21, 2021
There are sacks … and then there are sacks in Español. It’s got a little bit of extra flavor. I dig it. Where can I get more?
Quinn has taken down league MVPs (Rodgers), Super Bowl winners (Russ, Big Ben), top picks (Stafford, Burrow, Baker, Goff, Kyler), Pro Bowlers (Cousins), and fantasy football saviors (Huntley). It has been an impressive showing, no doubt. And if he can snag five more against Sean Mannion, Kellen Mond (as if Mike Zimmer would let that happen), or Zombie Kirk Cousins, then he’ll have the all-time single season record to himself. After watching the Vikings give up a pair of sacks and five quarterback hits, there’s a non-zero chance it could happen.
