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PLAYERS:
Pete Carroll,
John Schneider,
Doug Baldwin,
Brandon Browner,
Kam Chancellor,
K.J. Wright
TEAMS: Seattle Seahawks
TEAMS: Seattle Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider’s eye for spotting little-known talent and giving them an opportunity to shine has been on display again this season, as I point out in my story today. Players like undrafted rookie free agent receiver Doug Baldwin, CFL standout cornerback Brandon Browner, 2010 fifth round draft pick safety Kam Chancellor, and this year’s fourth-round pick K.J. Wright have emerged to play major roles this season. “They haven’t really changed our opinion much,” Carroll said. “We’re just thrilled that they’ve just been consistent factors for us. We thought that …
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