“Kam is Not Human”- Former Dallas Cowboys RB Shares a Brutal Video of a Kam Chancellor Block

Former Dallas Cowboys running back, Phillip Tanner, shared a video of Kam Chancellor blocking people on the ground. He shared it with a caption, writing that former Dallas Running back should have slapped Kam Chancellor with assault charges.

Dallas Cowboys player says he took the hardest hit from Kam

In addition, Phillip added that Kam is “not human” considering the way he takes opponents to ground. The veteran admitted that he facade the most challenging hit of his career at the hands of Kam back in 2011.

Dallas bagged a 23-13 victory over Seattle Seahawks. In that match, Phillip had the hardest slam of his career by Kam.

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Former Seahawks player, Kam Chancellor, is one of the NFL’s most intimidating players, and rightly so. He possesses a penchant for making some of the hardest hits. In that video shared by Phillip, Kam is destroying his opponents with his blows.

Kam Chancellor talks about his infamous takedowns

Earlier, Kam was asked about the three memorable hits of his career. He had also mentioned Phillip Tanner’s name on that list. The first match he talked about was against Cleveland Browns.

While playing against Browns, RB Montario Hardesty fell victim to Chancellor’s wrath. It looked like Kam forgot that he was in the NFL and not the UFC.

Chancellor recalled how he caught Montario in the midfield and proceeded to pick him up and slam him. That match felt like it was happening inside an octagon and not the football ground.

The second match Kam talked about was against San Francisco 49ers, and the martyr here was TE Vernon Davis. Kam hit the former 49ers’ tight end twice.

In fact, Kam was slapped with a personal foul penalty and Davis suffered a concussion, consequently, that hit became his most memorable takedown.

Kam summed up by saying that the Vernon Davis hit takes the top spot because it went up and above every takedown, he had ever made and it had more repercussions as well.

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