Numerous problems for the Seahawks in the first two weeks of the season were self-inflicted, which is something that Chancellor should be able to help correct.
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Just let that sink in.
Lynch previously showed his support for Chancellor during the holdout when he wore Kam’s jersey during a practice. Despite that, Chancellor’s holdout has already cost him over $2.1 million in earnings. I guess it’s more about making a point than the money itself.
Chancellor’s return was being universally welcomed in the Seattle locker room, with teammates indicating they understand the business aspect of the situation.
Without Chancellor the Seattle defensive unit has been lackluster and less threatening to receivers who run across the middle of the field.
Personally, I blame Chancellor. “So I can’t really tell you what [it means]”.
The Legion is getting its Boom back. I’d rather deal with that after the season.
Cliff Avril had similar words regarding Chancellor. Having totaled 398 tackles, eight forced fumbles and eight interceptions since joining the league in 2010, Chancellor has had a significant impact on Seattle’s defense. “I’ve got three kids”. Asked about his contract unhappiness, he said his plan was to address it after the season. There hasn’t been any news of the Seahawks giving in to his demands, which would mean that Chancellor has picked up over million in fines and missed over $500,000 in game checks for holding out since August 10. “God forgives all, why can’t i?” “That’s what we’ve always thought of it, and that’s what we plan to do, so it’s good to have the big fella back”. He was unhappy with the four-year deal he signed prior to the 2014 season, but decided to report for training camp and not holdout like Chancellor.
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For his career, all with the Seahawks, he has 398 tackles, 2 sacks, 8 forced fumbles and 9 interceptions in 77 regular season games and 72 tackles and 3 interceptions in 10 playoff games. “Just watching my teammates and my team play week to week first and second game those losses hurt me”.
