Troy talking about how theyre locked up. Oneonone with these receivers. And he starts outside. And then, hes able to get up the field. Baldwin, again, on champ bailey. And he had plenty of separation. And Russell Wilson just had to make sure he didnt overthrow him on that ball. Joe 37yard completion. First and goal from the 6. Marshawn lynch. Penalty flag on the play. Lynch is thrown to the ground. Nate irving made the stop. Heres the call. Against seattle. Referee holding, offense, number 60. Tenyard penalty. First down. Joe hes gone to his first pro bowl. Thats the center, max unger. Troy see max unger there. He had the hold on Terrance Knighton. And Terrance Knighton is going to be a handful throughout this entire game. Joe now, first and goal. Handoff is to lynch. They have stopped him pretty good so far. Theyve been up front making plays on the denver defense. Shaun phillips. Was the first guy there to make the stop. Troy go back and take a look at the route here by doug baldwin a
In this pictorial Quiz for Easter, you need to guess who is in the photograph. Ten chess players in rare and unusual photographs. Some are easy, others are less easy, some include a hint. Check it out! At the bottom you will find the solutions and photo credits. Happy Easter to everyone!
Klaus Darga was one of the best German players in the 1960s and 1970s. Darga represented Germany in team events multiple times and belonged to the extended world elite before he gave up his career for professional reasons around 1970. He later worked as a national coach for the German Chess Federation. Today he is celebrating his 90th birthday, making him the oldest chess grandmaster in the world.
Herman Grooten is an International Master, a renowned trainer and the author of several highly acclaimed books on chess training and strategy. In the 166th episode of his ChessBase show "Understanding before moving" Herman continues his series "Chess history in a nutshell" and talks about Mikhail Tal and the phenomenon of the "Angstgegner". | Photo: Pascal Simon