Steelersfan
10-20-2006, 02:15 AM
I was quite impressed with Chris last week. I'm not sure if he is ready mentally to play every game but I don't see how we don't use him after the way he played.
Friday, October 20, 2006
By Gerry Dulac, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The rewind button kept clicking in the film room Monday morning, stopping the video and replaying some of the personal highlights from a resounding victory against the Kansas City Chiefs. But it wasn't just the usual suspects who were being highlighted. It wasn't just Ben Roethlisberger or Troy Polamalu or Willie Parker or Nate Washington.
The video kept replaying to get another look at some other awesome plays.
The ones delivered by Chris Kemoeatu.
"There were a couple times when you got to the rewind, it was like -- dang!" said left tackle Marvel Smith.
"Sometimes, you just see him push a guy off the ball and the guy just falls down," said right tackle Max Starks. "Then, you see him blow up into a guy like a linebacker. He's just so powerful and explosive hitting them, he just embarrasses some guys."
"He had some big hits in there," said Pro Bowl guard Alan Faneca.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06293/731573-66.stm
Friday, October 20, 2006
By Gerry Dulac, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The rewind button kept clicking in the film room Monday morning, stopping the video and replaying some of the personal highlights from a resounding victory against the Kansas City Chiefs. But it wasn't just the usual suspects who were being highlighted. It wasn't just Ben Roethlisberger or Troy Polamalu or Willie Parker or Nate Washington.
The video kept replaying to get another look at some other awesome plays.
The ones delivered by Chris Kemoeatu.
"There were a couple times when you got to the rewind, it was like -- dang!" said left tackle Marvel Smith.
"Sometimes, you just see him push a guy off the ball and the guy just falls down," said right tackle Max Starks. "Then, you see him blow up into a guy like a linebacker. He's just so powerful and explosive hitting them, he just embarrasses some guys."
"He had some big hits in there," said Pro Bowl guard Alan Faneca.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06293/731573-66.stm