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Former Virginia Tech standout, Kam Chancellor, has signed a contract extension with the Seattle Seahawks. Chancellor, who graduated from DBU to the “Legion of Boom” has been a four time pro bowler. The extension solidifies Seattle’s secondary, and ensures that Chancellor will be a Seahawk for at least three more seasons. Terms being reported are three years for 36 million. Chancellor was a fifth round pick back in 2010, and provided an instant impact at safety.
.@Kam_Chancellor, @Seahawks agree to three-year contract extension: https://t.co/XrexRNvbPz (via @RapSheet) pic.twitter.com/8menlRebWe
— NFL (@NFL) August 1, 2017
Over his career, Chancellor has recorded 12 interceptions and 8 forced fumbles. Chancellor is known as an enforcer who always seems able to make the big hit in key situations. Chancellor won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks, and was brutally close to winning a second against the Patriots. Interestingly enough, Chancellor was recruited to Virginia Tech as a quarterback, but was transitioned to rover and started making a big impact his sophomore season. Congratulations Kam!