Will McDonald IV’s Jets breakout has him dreaming of sack history
NY Post
Will McDonald IV was a man on a mission over the offseason, and the mission is greatness.
McDonald hired a chef and one trainer for strength and one for agility and his breakout season has him third in the NFL in sacks (eight) behind Trey Hendrickson (11) and Dexter Lawrence (nine).
It allows Will McDonald IV to dream.
“My goal is at least 20,” he told The Post. “Definitely aiming for 20 or more to break that sack record.”
Mark Gastineau holds the Jets franchise record with 22. Michael Strahan and T. J. Watt share the NFL record with 22.5.
Even with Haason Reddick on the other side of the D-line now, few would consider McDonald’s lofty goal realistic with only eight games remaining. He’s not one of the few.
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