By Carmen Renee Thompson

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Amid the locker room chaos on game days, as his Seahawks teammates move at hyperspeed, Bryce Fisher takes his time. The fifth-year defensive end sits quietly and cleans his black cleats with a towel. After putting on his uniform, he stands before a mirror, straightening and adjusting. He checks that his jersey is taped evenly and tightly over his shoulder pads, shifting it until his name and number are centered. He won't leave for the field until he's satisfied with the image that stares back at ...

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