When you think of the classic cornerback in Pete Carroll’s defense, you think of guys like Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner. The tall and lanky 6-foot-2 defensive backs that have the length to jam receivers at the line of scrimmage. Using this style of cornerback, Pete Carroll and John Schneider helped shape the Legion of Boom that was absolutely dominant for a number of seasons. While the Seattle Seahawks have tried to recreate that same defense over the past few years, it was Carroll’s departure from that prototypical build that is finally starting to work. D.J. Reed Jr.
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