Legion of Boom

He's never coached a game in his life.

Apparently just winning a Super Bowl because you happened to tag your caboose along the Legion of Boom defense back in the day.

That qualifies you to run an ACC program or at least have a chance to It's kind of like if you were to hire Guy Fieri to run the Pentagon because he's the founding father of Flavortown.

Well, I mean, obviously he runs Flavortown so he could run the Pentagon.

And Lamar right now is not that, especially if you're wanting $70 million.

To me, the key, again, to winning a Super Bowl is the old Legion of Boom with the Seahawks, where you get an undervalued quarterback so you can put a lot of your money on defense and get a top five defense.

So especially if you have a quarterback on a rookie contract, so party's still there.

With San Francisco, you look at somebody like that.

I think because the defense, if I had to guess, my perception would be the defense in Seattle had all the personalities.

They had the Legion of Boom.

They had very strong personalities.

They were a really good defense, and they probably felt like they were more supportive of the offense than the offense was of the defense.

They

had the Legion of Boom.

They had very strong personalities.

They were a really good defense, and they probably felt like they were more supportive of the offense than the offense was of the defense.

I think because the defense, if I had to guess, my perception would be the defense in Seattle had all the personalities.

They had the Legion of Boom.

They had very strong personalities.

They were a really good defense, and they probably felt like they were more supportive of the offense than the offense was of the defense.

And then also having a really good defense.

Cause he had the Legion of boom in Seattle and you know, BG, you've been a part of a really great defense in Philly, but Jalen's done a really nice job being a leader offensively being a quarterback.

Is he perfect? No, there's things in his game that he can improve on.

And he knows that you can always improve, but I see him being the quarterback next season, but as it is in the NFL, you just never know.

But you would hope at 27 that the healing process will continue.

talked to a dude who used to play on those Seahawks teams, those old Legion of Boom teams, and the rift that was very apparent between Russ Wilson and some of those cats on that team.

And I used to ask him, like, what was going on there? And the name that he brought up one time was Cam Chancellor, where it was like Cam Chancellor was giving his body in a way that humans shouldn't.

And when it was time, For that bread to be chopped up, you're looking around at guys and you go, I appreciate you leaving half your life out there on that field, but it's time to move around, right? I've been saying it since the beginning of last year, where when you get a guy like this, Be prepared for things that you've never experienced as a franchise, where you've got national media now checking in.

Didn't he have an office above the locker room in Denver apart from his teammates? Well, the big

story is that when he was on the Legion of Boom Seahawks team that Pete Carroll had to tell the guys on the Legion of Boom to take it easy on him.

That's right.

Take it a little easy on him because he didn't like all the fun he was getting in practice.