Photo: KLen Chancellor's Instagram
Strong safety for Seattle Seahawks Kameron Darnel Chancellor recently got his Rolls-Royce Wraith back from the shop with brand new Forgiato wheels on. After Chancellor agreed to a four-year extension worth up to $28 million last year, he bought a house for his mother and it’s time to take care of himself.
Chancellor was drafted by the Seahawks in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft. He played four seasons for Seattle and was recognized for a break-out 2011 season by being sent to the 2012 Pro Bowl. The 26-year old football player is doing pretty good considering his team won Super Bowl XLVIII, with Chancellor having an interception and 9 tackless during the game.
As to the ride, the Wraith is more of a rapper’s luxury four wheeler, as these artists usually choose it for their videos, but it seems the Germans somehow managed to place the wonderful car inside the world of sports. After all, it presents a masterpiece of elegant simcity, exuding poise and the promise of dynamism. And that is before even looking under the hood.
Performance complements the drama of exterior styling. A shorter wheelbase, wider rear track, 632 hp derived from the twin turbo V12 and a 0-62 mph time of 4.6 seconds give expression to the car’s dynamic looks. It might look a bit sumptuous but the Wraith is still one of the Rolls-Royce’s greatest four-seat coupe ever built so why shouldn't football stars also drive it, right?
As to the ride, the Wraith is more of a rapper’s luxury four wheeler, as these artists usually choose it for their videos, but it seems the Germans somehow managed to place the wonderful car inside the world of sports. After all, it presents a masterpiece of elegant simcity, exuding poise and the promise of dynamism. And that is before even looking under the hood.
Performance complements the drama of exterior styling. A shorter wheelbase, wider rear track, 632 hp derived from the twin turbo V12 and a 0-62 mph time of 4.6 seconds give expression to the car’s dynamic looks. It might look a bit sumptuous but the Wraith is still one of the Rolls-Royce’s greatest four-seat coupe ever built so why shouldn't football stars also drive it, right?
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