With 2.5 sacks Wednesday night, DeMarcus Ware became the 28th player in league history to reach 100 sacks. Ware now has 102 sacks in just 113 games. Only Hall of Famer Reggie White reached the 100-sack mark in fewer appearances. Ware is still only 30 years old, giving him a shot at Bruce Smith's record of 200 career sacks.

DeMarcus Ware needed a series of MRIs and CT scans on his neck last week. The tests all came back negative and Ware says he feels "great actually." It sounds like he simply got one of the stingers that have cropped up in recent years. Ware has never missed a game in his seven-year career and has posted an absurd 66.5 sacks over the last four seasons. IDP owners shouldn't be overly concerned.

DeMarcus Ware aggravated his stinger in the Cowboys' Week 15 win over the Bucs. Ware barely played in the second half thanks to the lopsided score. His practice reps could be limited this week, but we'd expect a full complement of snaps in Week 16. The Cowboys are in a must-win spot against the suddenly hot Eagles on Saturday.

Cowboys OLB DeMarcus Ware was briefly forced from Sunday's game against the Giants with an apparent shoulder stinger. Ware was hurt midway through the fourth quarter, appearing to aggravate an injury he originally suffered in Week 13. He missed one series. Ware could miss some practice time for the second straight week, but should be fine for Week 15.

DeMarcus Ware (stinger) was held out of Wednesday's practice as a precaution. Ware has a history of back/neck issues, but this stinger isn't a real concern. The dominant pass rusher is fully expected to play against the Giants on Sunday night.

Cowboys OLB DeMarcus Ware sustained a mere stinger during Sunday's overtime loss to the Cardinals. Ware didn't play his usual number of snaps as he was getting his neck/back worked on by trainers on the sideline. But he did show up with a sack late in the game, his 15th of the season. Ware is tied with Vikings' defensive end Jared Allen for the league lead.

Cowboys OLB DeMarcus Ware is up to 12 sacks through seven games after bringing down Michael Vick four times in Week 8. Jared Allen (12.5) leads the NFL, but Ware already had his bye. Jason Babin and LaMarr Woodley (9.0) are tied for third. Ware also has two forced fumbles and 31 tackles (27 solo) in what is shaping up as another ferociously dominant year. Ware now has double-digit sacks in six straight seasons, and is very much on pace to challenge for Michael Strahan's single-season record (22.5).

DeMarcus Ware is on pace for 21 sacks. After getting to A.J. Feeley Sunday and forcing a fumble, Ware is up to eight sacks. He could become the first defender since sacks became an official stat in 1982 to record two 20-sack seasons in his career. Ware posted 20 sacks in 2008.

DeMarcus Ware played through back spasms in Sunday's loss to the Patriots. Ware had five tackles, two sacks, three tackles for a loss and two quarterback hurries yesterday so it's safe to say he wasn't hampered badly. Ware's seven sacks on the season trail only Jason Pierre-Paul and Jared Allen for the league lead. He may miss some practice time this week, but should be fine for next week's game against the Rams.