Legion of Boom

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The Legion of Boom was the Seattle Seahawks’ dominant, hard-hitting defensive backfield of the early 2010s, renowned for its physical play and key role in the team’s Super Bowl success.

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instanceOf American football defensive unit
nickname
activePeriodPeak 2012–2015
activePeriodStart 2011
coachedBy Pete Carroll
cornerback Brandon Browner
Byron Maxwell
Jeremy Lane
Richard Sherman
Walter Thurmond
country United States
defensiveCoordinator Dan Quinn
Gus Bradley
formerlyKnownAs defensive backfield of the Seattle Seahawks
homeCity Seattle
homeStadium Lumen Field
includesPosition cornerback
safety
influenced defensive back play across the NFL
keyAchievement Super Bowl XLVIII championship
linked to: Super Bowl XLVIII
keyGame Super Bowl XLVIII
keyGameResult Seattle Seahawks 43–8 Denver Broncos
knownFor contributing to Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl success
dominant pass defense
hard-hitting defense
physical style of play
press coverage
league National Football League
mediaNicknameOrigin early 2010s Seattle media and fans
member Brandon Browner
Byron Maxwell
Earl Thomas
Jeremy Lane
Kam Chancellor
Richard Sherman
Walter Thurmond
opponentInKeyGame Denver Broncos
partOf Seattle Seahawks
positionGroup defensive backs
reputation intimidating secondary
safety Earl Thomas
Kam Chancellor
seasonOfGreatestSuccess 2013 NFL season
sport American football
statisticalAchievement fewest points allowed in 2013 NFL season
fewest yards allowed in 2013 NFL season
most takeaways in 2013 NFL season
styleOfPlay aggressive
physical
zone coverage with press techniques

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Earl Thomas partOf Legion of Boom
Legion of Boom defense era nickname Legion of Boom