If Chancellor finally shows up, Seattle will have 19 of its 22 starters back. That - and a new offensive line that is starting for the first time a college defensive tackle at center (Drew Nowak), a rookie right tackle at left guard (Justin Britt) and a college tight end at right tackle (Garry Gilliam) and still has a ways to go to mesh and be consistently effective - are the glaring issues the Seahawks have entering this season. Bailey is poised to begin the regular season there. That’s $267,647.08 per game, to be exact.ĭion Bailey, undrafted last year onto Seattle’s practice squad as a fourth-year college junior out of USC, has moved into Chancellor’s strong-safety spot. If the team leader and thumping safety doesn’t show up in time to play the opener he’ll begin losing game checks, 1/17th of his $4.55 million salary for this year. But Chancellor remained as of this writing dug in on his holdout that began July 31. He was on Wilson’s trip to Maui one night there Wilson filmed him strumming a ukulele. Kam Chancellor played the Super Bowl with a torn medial collateral ligament in his knee. And how we’re going to try to win a lot of football games and continue to do the same thing. “When we threw all the other stuff off the cliff into the ocean in Maui and kind of just focused on what we’re going to do to move forward and how we’re going to focus on each other and build each other up. “I think ultimately when we got together in Maui we experienced one another, felt one another in the sense of our energy and our focus with one another in what we’re going to do,” he said. Wilson said that was the point, in mid-April in Maui, he felt the team was getting over that Super Bowl. What we are going to do individually to help each other grow, as men and as football players.” Not necessarily about the past, but more about moving forward. It was one of those things about what we are going to do moving forward. “Everyone who was there we kind of had a team huddle - I’m not going to tell you guys necessarily what we talked about, but it was good conversation. “We got all the guys together,” Wilson said. It keeps you in a space where you believe and have that confidence over and over and over again. I think the (consistency) of having a championship mindset allows you to be successful more times than not. When we lost Super Bowl 49 in an unfortunate situation it is still the same mindset. “We won Super Bowl 48, it was the same mindset. They have a championship mindset that we always talk about. And we have so many leaders on this football team, I think all of our guys have tremendous mindset. If it worked out the way you wanted to all the time then there would be no point of working. There’s going to be times when things don’t work out the way you want it to. “I think that’s big because there are going to be times when there are ups and downs. I always believe in how I go about my business and how I take care of my mindset,” Wilson said last week, almost a month to the day after he got his $87.6 million, four-year contract extension. “In terms of my mentality, I always said my confidence is always high. It’s, what are you going to do about it?”Īnd the man who threw the most fateful pass in Super Bowl history, what Wilson now calls that “unfortunate situation”? I’ve got to lead a bunch of people to being special again. “I should be pretty damn good at this at this time, you know?” Carroll said of dealing with his decision to pass instead of run and the subsequent Super Bowl loss. So Carroll has made that Super Bowl ending a rallying cry for his players. See, Carroll’s glass is always half full, even when to the rest of us it should be shattered. The next morning in a tiled, hotel courtyard in south Phoenix, continuing through this past offseason and entire preseason, the coach has been attempting to turn the unfathomable into a positive for this, his sixth season as Seattle’s coach.
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Before he even left the locker room that night to face the media and explain the inexplicable, Carroll understood most of his players - not to mention America and the free world - didn’t understand the most regrettable ending in Super Bowl history.
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