Kam Chancellor Was A Game Changer


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  1. dude was an exceptional even for a legend. Because of him the NFL passed the rule that you can’t jump over the centre.

  2. My favorite play is still when he stands up the Cardinal’s RT and then tackles the runner.

  3. Honestly he was so good at big hits and run defense people don’t give him the respect he deserves as a versatile coverage piece and high Iq player. Truly a complete one of a kind player.

  4. Favorite Seahawk of all time. ADB close second. I’m happy with days where I can achieve even half their intensity

  5. He was my favorite of the LOB’ers. Not the vocal personality off the field, just did his job. And did he ever.

  6. Part of the reason the legion was so effective is because receivers were worried about taking licks from Kam and Bobby (or really any of them), would take their eyes off the ball to see where they were, and drop or tip a ball up for grabs. Offenses were legitimately scared

  7. I’m really hopeful that Knight can bring that kind of controlled violence back to our defense.

    He’s a little rough around the edges, but damn does that dude lay some lumber and bring some energy!

  8. My Kam jersey is my fav. Wore it to the last SB and it was, I believe, the reason the Whiners lost. (coupled with them blowing it physically)

  9. You cannot convince me that Denver didn’t tightened up to some degree after that Demarious Thomas hit in the Superbowl. That what was possible in there future, didn’t run through a receiver’s head when they had a route up the middle for the rest of the game.

    Not just him. But Bobby and Earl as well.

  10. Since they changed rules to make the game “safer”, I can’t remember the last time I saw opposing players actually scared to go over the middle. He was the Boom in L.O.B.

    L.O.B. was truly something special to witness.

  11. He’s the biggest reason I became a seahawks fan. That dude was a game changer day 1. Shaun Alexander is a very close 2nd since he played high school ball 10 minutes from where I grew up

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