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Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker was unfailing in his efforts to extend the team's first-half lead against the Detroit Lions.

Walker caught a short pass from Geno Smith and tried to turn the field, but was hit by the hard-hitting Alex Anzalone. Walker was turned over by the Lions' linebacker but landed on Anzalone and was able to get back to his feet.

Still off the ground, Walker tried to get past Anzalone again, this time appearing to somersault forward and over the linebacker's body, who was doing everything in his power to take the big back down. Amazingly, Walker again avoided touching the ground despite Anzalone's wrestling tackle.

After somehow fending off Anzalone's two attempted tackles, Walker charged forward and was able to gain a few extra yards before being tripped by Kerby Joseph and Jack Campbell.

The extra effort left Joe Buck and Troy Aikman in awe in the locker room, as they couldn't believe Walker wasn't brought down on the first or second touch by Anzalone.

Walker was rewarded later in that drive by completing a one-yard touchdown run to get the Seahawks on the scoreboard.

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