Yep, Chris Carson is Hurdling Defenders in the NFL Like he did at OSU

Chris Carson did his best, well, Chris Carson impression on Sunday against the Denver Broncos.

The former OSU impressively hurdled a would-be tackler in stride and picked up extra yards on a carry by making Bradley Roby tackle Casper the Friendly Ghost. Check out Pete Carroll in the background — he’s Mike Gundy with a tropical smoothie in hand giddy!

Chris Carson literally JUMPED a dude!!!! #Seahawks #SEAvsDENpic.twitter.com/gDgi5CslUX

— Samuel Gold (@SamuelRGold) September 9, 2018

Here’s that full play.

Oh my Chris Carson…?

Hurdle rating ⬆️⬆️ #SEAvsDEN pic.twitter.com/x80JaPKII4

— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) September 9, 2018

If this looks familiar, it’s because it should. Carson made hurdling a second habit at OSU, and while you know it probably displeased coaches — something about ball security or injury risk, I’d bet — it sure was entertaining as heck to watch.

Chris Carson's hurdle against Central Arkansas was pretty sweet. #FootballMemories2015 pic.twitter.com/vOGClqIcZs

— Nate Feken (@TheGreat_Nate) January 4, 2016

And speaking of former Cowboys executing familiar functions of their college past, how familiar does this Tyreek Hill punt return look?

Tyreek Hill is the best big play player in the NFL. pic.twitter.com/4mR7ubjIkz

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) September 9, 2018

Carson finished with seven carries for 51 yards in a 27-24 loss and had his lunch money stole from Von Miller midway through the game. Still yet, he led the team in rushing and was one of only two backs, alongside first-rounder Rashaad Penny, to tote the rock for the Hawks on Sunday.

Von Miller is a thief pic.twitter.com/68JNRgv8eA

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) September 9, 2018