Courtesy: nbcsports.com
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware suffered injuries to his head, neck, back and wrist during the 2009 season, and he needed foot surgery after the season. But as he looks toward the 2010 season, he says he's getting close to completely healthy.
"I would never say 100 percent," Ware said, per Charean Williams of the Star-Telegram. "I would say 94 percent. The surgery went well after the season. I had a bone spur, and they just shaved it down. Now, everything is good."
Ware decided to play in the Pro Bowl despite the pain from the bone spur, which pushed back the surgery a few weeks. But he says he's now close enough that he thinks he can lead the league in sacks.
"I need to get that," Ware said of the NFL sack crown. "That's always a goal for me to get pressure on the quarterback."
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