Seahawks Lynch stays tight with media ahead of Super Bowl
Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch spoke for about seven minutes in his final media session of Super Bowl week, reiterating a desire to focus on football. He credited teammates and kept responses brief, with fullback Michael Robinson by his side. Lynch referenced Oakland roots in a joked remark about Tom Cable and praised Denver’s defense while noting Lynch’s emphasis remains on the game and its outcome.
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Seattle Seahawks depth fuels Super Bowl run across roster
The Seahawks credit depth beyond stars for their 2014 championship bid. Stars like Sherman Wilson and Lynch draw praise, but teammates such as Ke arse Thurmond and Smith prove the team can rotate eight defensive linemen. From Browner’s injury to Maxwell’s surge, Seattle’s backups often outperform expectations and 23 players have spent time on other teams' 53-man rosters in the past year. Kam Chancellor notes practice depth and special teams carry real value.
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Seahawks push for a deeper roster depth after releases
Seattle aimed to build a depth chart that exceeded starters, coveting reserves grabbed off waivers. Of players released over the past year, five reached Jacksonville and four joined Kansas City, with coach Pete Carroll praising aggressive competition and noting contributors like Kearse Thurmond Smith Bowie McDonald Lane and Farwell.
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From streets to Super Bowl star Demaryius Thomas rises
Thomas, a former Georgia Tech player, became a first round Denver pick in 2010. He rebuilt his life after tough early years, joined by coach Brown and his family. In recent seasons he led NFL receivers with 14 TDs and 718 yards after catch, plus 92 receptions for 1,430 yards, shining in playoffs with 15 catches and two TDs.
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