PITTSBURGH — Ziggy Ansah sat at his locker at one end of the Heinz Field visitors’ dressing room Sunday afternoon, slumped in a chair with his head down as he checked his phone.
Sitting directly to his left was Jadeveon Clowney, who perked up when asked about the possibility of finally playing alongside Ansah.
“This is my guy right here,” Clowney said after the Seahawks’ 28-26 victory in Pittsburgh.
The two Seahawks defensive ends didn’t know each other before their arrival in Seattle. But they’ve hit it off the past few weeks, and the Seahawks are hoping they’ll be a hit on the field.