Were British Guys Impressed by Kam Chancellor? (FIRST TIME REACTION)

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[@butchgriggs6325]

As you said..The safeties need to think. Just as the offense knows which player is their responsibility. But the defense as well knows theirs. The offense KNOWS Cam is coming. Cam already has them beat. Then if a play is read well. Or a small hiccup in offense execution, that's when Cam is his most deadly. You'll notice plays break down and it's survival after that.

[@NickKaminski1980]

Thomas has the numbers. Sherman had the flash and talk. But Chancellor was the heart and soul of that defensive secondary. He was a beast.

[@DNReacts]

100% Beast. Thanks Nick, appreciate the comment 🤝

[@kylem6370]

@DNReacts that was a nice video but it didn’t do Bam Bam Kam justice on how hard he hit.. arguably the hardest hitting safety all time, out of all the clips in this video only 1 was a big hit from his top 10 hardest hits video which I highly recommend watching if you wanna really see what Kam could do and was known for on the field

[@gmac9987]

They ALL had the numbers. Strong safety just isn't as glamorous as C.B. or Free Safety

[@PaPaJOKe]

Seahawks training camp in 2012 I went with my Mom, sister, and niece. We were lined up at the rail to try to get some autographs. Kam Chancellor was still RELATIVELY unknown at least on a national level, as was his nickname "Bam Bam". He was signing some stuff for fans to our left, and they tend to do a chunk of signings and move down the field, do another chunk, rinse repeat. We happened to be in the section that he walked by to get to the next chunk. I told my niece to yell "Bam Bam" towards him (she was like 5 or 6 at the time). She yelled it out to him and mid signing he snapped his head and eyes up towards us, gave the biggest smile imaginable and said "I'll be right over." He finished signing things for the fans that were there, and sure enough came right over to us and signed a ball for her. Later that day I sent him a tweet thanking him for coming back to sign a ball for my niece. He actually liked and replied to my tweet saying "She was too cute I had to come back for her!"

[@Owen-oc5lc]

Im a Seahawks fan and I've met Kam a couple times off the field and he's the complete opposite of his on field persona. Quiet, soft spoken, humble, and kind. He's one of if not my favorite player ever. Him and Marshawn Lynch were the soul of those teams and they gave energy to everyone else, including the fans. He probably won't make the Hall of Fame due to his shortened career due to injury but there's no doubt in my mind he's a Hall of Fame talent

[@DNReacts]

Love this, this is great! Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@duffstrodamus3233]

Also think he should be hof, for Era dominance. If Terrell Davis is in, Kam is in

[@gohawks3571]

He's my favorite LOB guy due to on and off field persona. He's an all around awesome dude! He did this workout class (aerobics or something, can't remember), and my former coworker was in it. Has a great pic, tiny woman next to big giant. And he's a gentle giant 💪🏿💚💙💪🏿

[@mikeythesaintsfanforlife235]

The NFL longest playing career is kickers and punters shortest is runningbacks and wide recievers

[@DNReacts]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@mikeythesaintsfanforlife235]

@@DNReacts Your Welcome

[@marshalljones3341]

Some of the interior linemen tear up their knees and are forced into retirement. There are just too many big men getting thrown around in there to keep them healthy.

[@PapaSwisha]

Don't forget about the lineman a great one can play at least 15 years

[@marshalljones3341]

Morton Anderson a Danish kicker came into the league in 82 and retired in 07.

[@1_Kwabena]

the fumble on frank gore was huge that guy never fumbled the ball! Kam was a straight dawg one of my favorite safeties ever he could’ve played linebacker to the same level he was that big

[@RJ-gk4rt]

Ayeee the reaction to the Legion of Boom, Kam was the most feared hitter in the league til his early retirement real ones know. Vernon Davis wakens in a cold sweat to this day because of this man

[@DNReacts]

He hits so hard!

[@Fred_Lougee]

I still can't believe they flagged Kam on the play for hitting a defenseless receiver. He was preventing a reception, and had Davis gotten his feet down the Niners would have had 1st and goal on the 2. Only thing Kam could do was put his shoulder on the ball.

[@RobT14120]

He was VERY big for a safety. Corners and safeties were often receivers in college/ high school, then make the transition to defense due to their size. Not all of them of course, but it's pretty common

[@DNReacts]

Yeah he was really big!

[@mocrg]

@@DNReactsthat’s why the Legion of Boom was the best secondary ever. Usually secondary defenders have to be fast. To be big and fast- you don’t find it.

[@duffstrodamus3233]

​@mocrg and they had 3

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

Kam is one of those players i would not be surprised if he did get into the HoF, nor would i be surprised if he didnt. he is one of those players right on the cusp of HoF or Hall of very good imo. he was a great player but unfortunately career cut a bit short due to injuries.

[@patriot4christ204]

I agree. Similar to Bob Sanders

[@ovalofsand]

He's one of my all time favorite Hawks, but I feel like it's a VERY long shot to see him make the HOF. ROH though... That's another thing

[@DNReacts]

Makes a lot of sense. Would love for him to make it, but completely understand the argument both sides. Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@Bringmethehorizondude]

To this day, I think he should’ve been the MVP of superbowl 48. Dude was an absolute beast

[@RiMan27]

1000000% agree

[@pyrotechnic96]

Everyone remembers the hit on Thomas but the pass breakup on Welker was just special

[@DNReacts]

Love this! He definitely was. Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@253jacksonrhoads1]

That massive sideline hit on Vernon Davis (49ers) was a clean hit. The sheer ferocity of the hit drew a flag.

[@heisenberg1732]

When you watch the whole game, Kam's hits changed the dynamic. 1 hit would take a player out of the game, make the offense change their strategy and make all recievers scared to go his way. Kam is my favorite player of all time

[@matthewjund3355]

The first thing they teach you as a young defensive player is to always wrap up. Most of the best running back highlights happen when defense players “shoulder tackle” and bounce right off. What separates the good from the great defensive players is the fundamentals. Kam could hit as hard as anyone but he also made sure he was wrapping up and taking the person down, even if it wasn’t always the flashiest tackle. Much respect to that type of effort and consistency

[@coyotelong4349]

As an Arizona Cardinals fan these guys were terrifying to deal with twice a season, but they were an impressive bunch when they were together. The Seahawks honestly should have won more than 1 title during the Legion of Boom era- And of course they SHOULD have I still can’t believe they didn’t run the ball in the Super Bowl against the Patriots 😂

[@gohawks3571]

Me either 😂😭🤣😭

[@howardma747]

Best way to describe Kam Chancellor is he is a linebacker playing safety

[@YukonBloamie]

I grew up watching Ronnie Lott and the NFL used to use his highlights to promote the game where you could lead with the head on a hit. Thank goodness they adjusted the defenseless player rules from then because Kam Chancellor would've ended more careers than he already did in his day. It was still legal in Kam's time to hit a "defenseless player" with the shoulder and that is what he did with great effect.

[@antonioiniguez1615]

Kam hurt my Niners many times but I have a ton of respect for him. He was the heart of the LOB

[@DNReacts]

Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@jartstopsign]

Cam is the player that every defensive coordinator wants to have. Depending on the playbook sometimes they're called the Jackknife safety, there's other names but it's a guy that play both strong safety or at times line up alongside the linebackers in the box. I've also heard it called the Joker position which is less common but Cam was one of the best to do it.

[@DNReacts]

Appreciate this info, thanks for the comment 🤝

[@jartstopsign]

@@DNReacts Thanks for the video, also you guys kind of crushed it at the batting cages that was fun to watch

[@sk33t_38]

2:38 Gronk said in an interview that this was the hardest he'd ever been hit. Pretty impressive considering his size. Said he couldn't breathe after the hit.

[@ofallmyintention9496]

There are two different types of safeties: a strong safety usually covers the line of scrimmage or the tight end more, and a free safety, helps more in deep pass coverage. Strong safeties are usually a bit stronger whereas free safeties are more athletic. Kam was definitely a strong safety.

[@normandy4]

They also missed a play where Kam absolutely blew up a running play by knocking an offensive lineman (probably around 300 pounds or more) 3 or 4 yards back onto his backside.

[@KevinQuinn81]

Career lengths do depend a lot on the individual player's quality and propensity for injury but, on the whole, I would agree that pocket quarterbacks have the longest lifespan in the modern NFL. Especially now with all of the rules designed to protect the stars. You will see an older kicker or punter from time to time but, while they aren't generally prone to contact injuries, their careers are always at risk due to the slightest downturn in performance or knee and hip injuries from repetitive leg use. Kickers and punters are probably the first to be kicked to the curb due to poor performance, probably a little unfairly so. Part of it is because of the high leverage situations that they can mess up and part of it is the depth of talent out there at those positions (it's surprisingly deep). Also, people off the street just think they can do a better job which, of course, they can't but this all leads to them getting short leashes which can kill a career (see Cody Parkey and the double doink). By the way Damo, kickers and punters are 2 different things, I think you've been confused by this 😉. Kickers do the place kicks for field goals and extra points. Punters do the drop kicks to flip the field on 4th Down. One or the other will also handle kickoffs and they will be each other's in-game backups but to be NFL caliber at either, you have to do one or the other or your leg will fall off from all the reps you take to get and stay good.

[@susanmartin3762]

Hi! Susan here, I'm a # 12 aka a Seahawk fan! Kam was a part of the greatest Defensive line in the entire history of the NFL. They were called "The Legion of Boom"! You guys are in for a REAL TREAT! How ANY MAN got back up after a hit from BamBam Kam is beyond me! Ok... I'm excited to see what you're going to watch. Let's go...GO SEAHAWKS!!💙💚💙💚

[@dennislopez1272]

Great reaction, Gents. Ed "The Goat" Reed wasn't that big. He was 5'11" and weighed 205. Kam was tall for a safety. As far as Hall of famer goes, it might take him a while to get in. He's a borderline guy. Another safety you lads might want to check out, Hall of famer, Steve Atwater "the smiling assassin" of the Denver Broncos. He was a hitting machine.

[@LionsOnTheHunt313]

Atwater vs. Okoye!

[@dennislopez1272]

@zacharyapplebaum3641 I'm a Bronco fan and I knew they would eventually meet at the LOS. I never thought he'd be able to stop him that way. It was a sight to see.

[@bdbd1390]

Kam was for sure great, for about 5 seasons and dropped off cause injuries started to happen. Kam was LB size also lol

[@kymani062497]

He ended up with a life threatening neck injury, when I was watching that game my heart droppedmjust seeing him down on the field. Just like lockette

[@jeremiahguenther584]

A comment I have on what you said about saying he chose to sling opponents around, at the end of the video. All players are trying to sling opponents after initial contact anyways (or something similar to what you’d do naturally try to do to get someone to the ground). Especially to defend key markers like the down marker, but every yard matters. He’s just able because of the power he plays with, compared to others

[@jmitch1980]

He’s a great dude, met him several times and he’s always been super kind and quiet. Great neighbor too

[@A_Name_]

@6:00 you got it. Kickers/punters Qbs Offensive linemen Everyone else Running backs.

[@Pressplayboy]

I still believe that kam jumped over that panthers o line in back to back plays to block that kick 😂

[@DNReacts]

Crazy play!

[@BagoPorkRinds]

@@DNReacts Kam was so good at jumping over opponents at the line that the NFL banned players from doing it I think during the following season for the B.S. reason of "player safety".

[@Warmbodie]

Cam was a real beast, it was sad to see him fall due to injuries. I still think he should’ve been MVP of that broncos Seahawks Super Bowl.

[@MrJeddYoung]

Nice reaction guys - thanks for posting this one. It's fun watching how quickly you both have learned about American sports. You're both fast learners. Impressive.

[@DNReacts]

Thank you Jedd! We enjoyed this one!

[@gracielynn9623]

I get so much satisfaction for watching defense in football. Everyone loves the touchdowns and hypes up the running backs, quarterbacks and wide receivers………I hype up and brag on the defensive players that hit hard, play hard, and work hard. Defense is the best part of football.

[@martinvaladez8789]

Great reaction!! Can’t wait for your guys reaction to Brian Dawkins he had a very similar style of play as Kam but he had so much passion for the game. His entrance to the field is very iconic, pregame speeches he would give to hype up his teammates would have you running through the wall. I think you will have a great time reacting to him!!

[@DNReacts]

Dawkins is coming soon!

[@DNReacts]

Thank you. Really appreciate it 🤝

[@sbyman96]

Chancellor was my favorite ever. A quiet savage

[@RiMan27]

That hit on Gronk, he has said that it was the hardest he has ever been hit

[@deanrobert9953]

Kam!! Sherman famously described Chancellor as a destroyer of souls. Absolutely

[@aarondavid9471]

Seahawk fan from birth, this highlight video left a lot of Kam out, Kam is easily a HOF player, I'm sad you didn't get to react to Kam jumping the lines and blocking field goals. YOU DEF need to see some of those KAM highlights and you'd appreciate just how special that dude was.

[@hisholinessanatolitodorov7303]

1. Love your videos! 2. Seahawks fan here! I know a lot of people talk about the teams we had with the legion of boom, Russell, and Marshawn Lynch. One thing that you might guess but was true was that teams had a stunningly poor record *the week AFTER* playing the Seahawks. We'd beat them up so bad with Kam, Legion of Boom AND Marshawn steamrolling that they weren't ready for the next game. I can't find the exact stat, but the year we won the super bowl, teams were something like 1-14 the week after they played us (besides mostly losing to us as well!). Having a finesse, passing team is fun, but honestly, I think having the most physical team in the league is more fun.

[@anie4221]

BAM BAM KAM! This guy was was such a leader. Humble, powerful. HUGE leader.

[@drxycontent993]

kam is the reason i love my seahawks

[@unsolicitedbeers]

i saw him in the seattle airport, dude is HUGE. he's also really quiet, and doesn't like attention off the field like sherm and earl

[@derekmaldonado4672]

There’s a good reason why the Seahawks were called “Legion of Boom.” You had Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor as your safeties. Richard Sherman and Byron Maxwell at the corner positions. The team broke records that were comparable to the 1985 bears in overall defense, points allowed total yards allowed per game. Which is more impressive considering the time period was in favor of the offense. They had the best tacklers in the game. The hawks were absolutely STACKED at every position to the point where they didn’t have to score too many times to win. They were on the same team as Marshawn Lynch (known as beast mode). The crowd at their home games was also a factor. Because opposing teams couldn’t communicate well with the noise level even through the microphone helmets the team captains wore to coordinate their plans. It was extremely hard winning against the Seahawks, even more so as an away team. The home crowd became known was known as “The 13th Man.” As the presence of crowd noise made that much of a difference in games almost like the defense had a 13th player on the field. (This is where those number 13 flags came from)

[@Th3UnluckyGam3r]

The hit at 3:20 by Thomas on Gronk actually ruptured Gronk's lungs and popped one of the discs in his back out. Gronk talks about it on Edelman's podcast, one of the hardest hits he's ever taken.

[@ScrausScrauas]

Couple things: 1. Thé hit Earl put on Gronk basically caved his chest in and gave him issues for a while afterwards. 2. Vernon Davis might be the single most impressive athlete in NFL history and Kam was laying him out like that just to put that in perspective.

[@DNReacts]

Kam was a beast!

[@mocrg]

To give you comparison , Darrell Green was one of the best corners and he was 5-9, 185 lbs.

[@DNReacts]

That’s a really interesting comparison! Thanks for this. Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@ikelawson7524]

Not just a big hitter. Great in coverage as well, with good hands

[@DNReacts]

100% Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@RJ-gk4rt]

Kam was 6’3” 230 which is massive particularly his height which allowed him to be incredible at covering tight ends like he would cover Gronk all the time (that should’ve been pass interference in the end zone though lol)

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for letting us know. Felt like he was very big for the position. Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@joeldykman7591]

Hard disagree, Kam had a right to that spot and Gronk drew the contact deliberately to try to get the flag.

[@tdsportscards]

Great player....and a great wrap up tackler

[@taylornelson2416]

Grew up watching him, so cool to see you guys react to his talent!

[@DNReacts]

Thanks Taylor, we really enjoyed this one. Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@jeleel9307]

My first jersey! So fun to watch

[@DNReacts]

Yeah great fun to watch!

[@marjojones9369]

Kam went to my high school. He played quarterback and safety.

[@metaphoria3]

He hit SO HARD! 😬🥶

[@alexiscruz9255]

Kam was the reason that secondary was so good he erased mistakes

[@roberthagedorn887]

they say that the average starting NFL running back in the average game sustains similar bodily injury as a person in a car crash - -and as a Seahawks fan and a "12"...we loved our Bam Bam

[@raymondhenick4406]

Bam bam deserves a statue in seattle. Easy. He's a legend in football not only seattle. Believe that

[@shermanmi]

Rich Eisen is right at the beginning: the Hall of Fame committee is very tough on safeties. Some may argue that even some of the safeties that they have inducted are overrated and shouldn't be in (John Lynch, LeRoy Butler). Chancellor is probably more flash than Hall of Fame substance, but he was a lot of fun to watch.

[@zacharyliles8657]

"Which position has the shortest average career?" The answer is basically all of them. Besides kicker and punter, there really is no position in American football that is safe from having a massive toll taken on your body. QBs are pretty protected now so they can last longer than they used to, but everywhere else is always just one play away from a career ending injury. There's an old joke among football players that NFL stands for "Not For Long" because the average career length for an NFL player is less than three years

[@pyrotechnic96]

I think offensive linemen and quarterbacks right now have the greatest potential for long careers. Obviously it's incredibly difficult to even make it to the top let alone stay there but I think the relative lack of value of foot speed on the O-line compared to most other positions gives them an advantage in longevity. QB we'll see. The meta may shift to an all running QB league meaning the ability of older QBs becomes heavily capped.

[@drewbert3121]

you hit it right on the money yes usually running backs do retire earlier and yes of course punters and kickers as well

[@michaelyang226]

John Lynch!!! HOF and GM of the 49ers. Gotta do him next!

[@spunkybug3507]

So the reason that a strong safety is called a strong safety is because whatever side the tight end lines up on is called the strong side. The strong safety usually covers the tight end in coverage which is why you see plays against Gronkowski. The strong safety also helps in blitz on some plays and they do just regular db safety coverage as well

[@mattcoffee1269]

im in north seattle area, my fav seahawk ever! thx guys!

[@DNReacts]

You’re welcome Matt 🤝

[@TheDarthSoldier]

When thomas hit gronk on that play it actually punctured gronks lung

[@afaehnrich]

You guys should be Seahawks fans!!

[@MajinHuey]

Kickers/Punters and QBs generally have the longest careers (QBs are iffy, nailed it with the traditional part). And also right on the money with RBs having the shortest. There's a lot of Linebackers that have been retiring early lately too

[@rayvon_13]

BAM BAM KAM 🔥🔥

[@DNReacts]

🔥🔥🔥

[@requiemforameme1]

Quick note, Kam played *Strong* Safety. Earl Thomas played Free Safety. SS are usually bigger and don’t play as deep as the Free Safety. That hit on Vernon Davis partially made me A.) Want to play defense, and B.) Give up on trying to play Receiver. It was more fun to ruin someone’s day than getting hit. 😂

[@theblackbear211]

Fun Reaction, thanks.

[@nickodadon1328]

have you guys ever seen or heard of percy harvin? he was a WR/RB/KR for florida, viking , and seahawks guy had crazy speed and i think he was on the same team as cam

[@a3gill]

He's the right size for a SS 10 years older than him (maybe 20 :D), but he made it work and more. Plus really came in handy against the Gronk-type TEs that most teams can't match up with.

[@metaphoria3]

Love my boy Earl Seattle was known for undersized strong electric fast athletic guys that would light u up like Mickey Mantle💥

[@treyreichert4428]

I will always hate him for the Calvin Johnson fumble 😂 broke my heart Thursday night or Monday night

[@gmac9987]

It's hard to notice strong safeties as potential hall of famers but kam was really good in coverage as well. But being in the middle of that ALL TIME secondary i can understand why people overlook him if you weren'ta seattle fan. He was A BEAST

[@brooke_reiverrose2949]

Most beautiful man I’ve ever seen.

[@Rob1Almighty]

Just saw the two of you react to Troy Polumalu, and was thinking, you need to see Kam Chancellor too. Not comparable to Troy, but could definetely bring the boom.

[@noahsanders6828]

You should look up Julio Jones he is insane

[@BagoPorkRinds]

This is a long tweet thread from former Arizona Cardinal's Strong Safety Hamza Abdullah in 2013 that tells the story of how absolutely terrifying Kam "Bam Bam" Chancellor was. This man was a true force to be feared. "We was playing the Seahawks an one of our Tight Ends decided to run a crossing route. I don't know why the coaches put that play in the plan" "He ran this crossing route and started to drift, and on the other side of that drift lived a young man. A 6 foot 5 230 pound young man." "This young man hates visitors. He has a sign on his yard that says..."Trespassers will be Hugged & THUGGED"" "The ball arrived and our Tight End caught the ball. We all jumped in synchronized jubilation, but before our fist pump could reach the sky" "We saw that 6 foot 5 young man. And unfortunately, he saw our Tight End..... MAN LISTEN!!!" "This young man hit this Tight End SO HARD, I swear I saw that TE's soul leave Qwest Field right on that 35 yard line." "He hit him so hard the entire stadium went mute. They didn't want to cheer someone being killed on the field." "He hit that man so hard, the next day our Tight End went on IR with a hamstring injury. How you hit a man so hard, he tear his hamstring?" "That young mans name is/was/is Kam Chancellor. From that point on, I made it known to all of our Tight Ends "don't cross that mans bridge"" I saw him flatback a Linebacker for the Chargers on a kickoff from a standstill. I'm not telling y'all what I think. #HardestHitters" "I'm telling you what I know #HardestHitters"

[@lyricuniversity4745]

Great guess with the RB's as they typically last on average 2-3 years and Mr. Longevity was a kicker, Morten Anderson with 26 years really 24 active years. If you guy want to see a master at work from the safety position if you haven't already reacted to Ronnie Lott... check him out.

[@donniedisbrow7208]

Kam is my favorite player of all time. You guys should check out Steve Atwater sometime. He was another hard hitting safty for the Broncos.

[@codypaul2435]

Kickers and punters def have the longest careers. Backup QB is position that we see a lot of journeymen who play for a long time.

[@theAmazingblumpkin]

Much better Kam videos available

[@DeltaSpartanLord]

This missed two of my favorite all-time Kam highlights: twice toward the end of his career, Kam hurdled the offensive/defensive lines to block kicks

[@ClementYang24]

6'3" 230 lbs is the size of some linebackers in the modern NFL (a position that's been getting lighter and faster due to the modern passing game).

[@normandy4]

Im a bit late to the video, but one thing to take note of is how many times on this highlight Kam's big play was vs someone else you have watched highlights of. Essential all Hall of Fame guys, or close to it perennial pro bowl guys.

[@Idealdeath8304]

You need to watch Bill romanowski or Ronny Lott Romanowski= most psycho player of all time

[@unsolicitedbeers]

that combo on gronk with thomas broke gronks ribs btw

[@spencermccoskery340]

I would love to see a reaction to pat mcafee. He was a punter but unlike most punters had serious athletic capability in football other than punting. There’s plenty of clips of him laying guys out and making tackles despite being the punter who is not generally known for that.

[@carlosfuentes9574]

Thomas broke Gronkowski's ribs in that play

[@anthonylopez9584]

The only person jersey that I own ❤

[@psymar]

Longest career is definitely kickers. Running back and offensive linemen tend to have the shortest. A few running backs have long, productive careers but it's very rare. Also it's not controversial to say that hall of fame voting is unpredictable. There are some very strange decisions made by that process. In baseball as well.

[@projectc.j.j3310]

Didn’t the guy in the start of the video contrition himself considering Earl was also a safety😂

[@seth131]

Please do a LaDanian Tomlinson career highlights reaction! Him and Adrian Peterson are undeniably the best rbs of this century!

[@sultinhernandes8814]

that hit on gronkowski actually fractured gronk's ribs

[@afaehnrich]

Kam was a strong safety, those others were mainly free safeties

[@WestCoasting206]

Safety’s are basically the QB of the defense

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for this Joey. Appreciate the comment 🤝

[@jesusquezada1276]

this is a really good reaction, another player u guys should react to is dez bryant wr for the dallas cowboys

[@cuindless189]

You guys were right one. Kickers/punters have the longest average careers, Running Backs have the shortest.

[@cuindless189]

Quarterbacks are second longest. Wide Receivers are second shortest.

[@davidkeese3372]

Yes cam was a menace in the LOB but he got lit up by Zeke and ran over 😮

[@jparikh1]

Seahawks fan here! Love your reacts, guys. Would really love to see what you think of DK Metcalf?

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for the suggestion 😊

[@Pressplayboy]

One of my fav dbs!!!!!! BAM

[@DNReacts]

Incredible player!

[@Pressplayboy]

@@DNReactsas huge of hits he has, one fundamental thing he is so good at is simply making the tackle and getting that ball carrier to the floor.