"One might expect someone from Olive Branch, Miss., to be a natural peacemaker. But NFL linebackers are not paid to be pacifists. And second-year Seahawk K.J. Wright has played with such aggressiveness early in training camp that his tackles have established a drum-beat tempo for the practices, and perhaps even for the season. On the Hawks' first day in pads early this week, for instance, Wright was such a destructive force that his hits could be categorized by the sounds they made. The one against stout running back Robert Turbin had two-beats to it, a KA-thunk that rose from the initial shot followed by Turbin's crumpling. But the one on receiver Antonio Bryant had the one-note sonic blast of a detonation. It inspired linebackers coach Ken Norton Jr., a noted connoisseur of such matters, to shout warnings to the offensive players: "This is a contact sport ... this is a contact sport."" Read more: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2012/08/02/2237990/hes-making-all-the-right-moves.html
