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The first time Brandon Mebane saw Kam Chancellor, he wasn’t quite sure what he was looking at.
“I was like, ‘Man, I don’t know if they got a linebacker or D-end or what,'” Mebane told 710 ESPN Seattle’s John Clayton Monday. “Because the way he was built, it was just different from all the other safeties I’d seen throughout my career.”
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One day after Chancellor appeared to announce his retirement from the NFL, Mebane joined Clayton to offer an interesting look back on the four-time Pro Bowler’s beginnings in Seattle and his impact on the team’s record-setting defense.
Mebane was in his fourth year as a defensive tackle for the Seahawks by the time Chancellor entered the league. Seattle had selected Chancellor in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft and he began the season third on the depth chart at strong safety.
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“I was like, ‘Man, I don’t know if they got a linebacker or D-end or what,'” Mebane told 710 ESPN Seattle’s John Clayton Monday. “Because the way he was built, it was just different from all the other safeties I’d seen throughout my career.”
O’Neil: Seahawks lose unique leader with Chancellor ‘walking away’
One day after Chancellor appeared to announce his retirement from the NFL, Mebane joined Clayton to offer an interesting look back on the four-time Pro Bowler’s beginnings in Seattle and his impact on the team’s record-setting defense.
Mebane was in his fourth year as a defensive tackle for the Seahawks by the time Chancellor entered the league. Seattle had selected Chancellor in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft and he began the season third on the depth chart at strong safety.
Chancellor’s greatest legacy may be changing how teams look at safety
“Kam was one of those players who when he came in, he came in
More...