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2015 NFL PLAYOFFS
No one hits harder — or leaves a bigger impression — than the Seahawks’ thunderous strong safety, Kam Chancellor. Just ask a few of the men left in his wake.
by ROBERT MAYS ON JANUARY 29, 2015
Demaryius Thomas saw him coming. They usually do. No one goes very long without looking for Kam Chancellor. And as Thomas sprinted across the field, there he was — the bad man in the dark visor who lurks in the depths of football’s best defense. Thomas had one thought as Peyton Manning let go and Chancellor let loose: Hold on to the ball.
He did, somehow, even as Chancellor lowered a shoulder and sent him sprawling.
Not that it mattered. It was the Broncos’ first completion, down just 5-0 with nearly 55 minutes left, but for Seattle, Super Bowl XLVIII was already over.
“To me,” says Chris Clemons,1 “that hit solidified the game for us. They didn’t run routes the same.”
https://grantland.com/features/kam-chan ... uper-bowl/
No one hits harder — or leaves a bigger impression — than the Seahawks’ thunderous strong safety, Kam Chancellor. Just ask a few of the men left in his wake.
by ROBERT MAYS ON JANUARY 29, 2015
Demaryius Thomas saw him coming. They usually do. No one goes very long without looking for Kam Chancellor. And as Thomas sprinted across the field, there he was — the bad man in the dark visor who lurks in the depths of football’s best defense. Thomas had one thought as Peyton Manning let go and Chancellor let loose: Hold on to the ball.
He did, somehow, even as Chancellor lowered a shoulder and sent him sprawling.
Not that it mattered. It was the Broncos’ first completion, down just 5-0 with nearly 55 minutes left, but for Seattle, Super Bowl XLVIII was already over.
“To me,” says Chris Clemons,1 “that hit solidified the game for us. They didn’t run routes the same.”
https://grantland.com/features/kam-chan ... uper-bowl/
