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This led to numerous players who would be given more sack totals than originally assumed because prior to the 1980s the category of “Sack” was loosely governed and in many cases was only logged as a rushing loss of yardage. The official stat of sack began in 1982.

With the new findings, Glass now has 77.5 sacks accumulated in just 94 games while Matthews’ new totals are 75 sacks received in 232 contests.

Glass also owns Cleveland’s top single season sack records: 16.5 sacks, 15.5 sacks, and 15.

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Now that Glass is Cleveland’s All-Time career sack leader, he has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

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