KJ Wright and Jamar Chaney getting some love from Brad Nessler and Mike Mayock..
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That's because they are.<div>
</div><div>Chaney has improved greatly, but his stock was hurt by being on SORRY teams, and he got almost no notoriety. His rise hasn't surprised me a bit. And KJ was one of the top LBs in the SEC last year. It shouldn't surprise anyone that he is doing well on a pretty poor Seattle team.</div>
</div><div>Chaney has improved greatly, but his stock was hurt by being on SORRY teams, and he got almost no notoriety. His rise hasn't surprised me a bit. And KJ was one of the top LBs in the SEC last year. It shouldn't surprise anyone that he is doing well on a pretty poor Seattle team.</div>
I don't understand why that would be anything other than the norm for any player that sticks in the league, no matter what you thought of their tenures at State.ETA: Maybe you're saying they look "even better" than they did in college, which would probably be atypical, but seemed like you were saying something else.<div>
</div><div>Besides that, both of them not only are playing well, but have played well enough for their teams to let go of the guys that were in front of them on the depth chart. That's a real credit to what they're doing.</div> <div id="ugdv_jqContextMenu"></div><div></div> <div id="ugdv_jqContextMenu"></div><div></div>
</div><div>Besides that, both of them not only are playing well, but have played well enough for their teams to let go of the guys that were in front of them on the depth chart. That's a real credit to what they're doing.</div> <div id="ugdv_jqContextMenu"></div><div></div> <div id="ugdv_jqContextMenu"></div><div></div>
Of course, Jamar was the victim in Marshawn Lynch's amazing run from the 15 last night. He's been playing great. Haven;'t seen K.J. too much and missed most of the game last night. Did see the Lynch run though. It's probably the play of the week.