The best part of that article was the glimpse of Russell being human
“I’m talking in the huddle, and Russell gets in the huddle and I’m talking and talking. And Russell looks at me and goes, ‘Would you shut the (expletive) up?’”
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup, like the Oregon State game etc.
Abundance motherfucker. He's my biggest love-hate player I can remember after DWarsh. Well and of course Jack.
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
He's not even the best WR on the team (Angry Doug >>>>>> Jermaine). And of course there's this guy:
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
He's not even the best WR on the team (Angry Doug >>>>>> Jermaine). And of course there's this guy:
Superb Owl, playoffs, championships. Fuck everything else. He came up clutch when he needed to. Regular season champions can get in line to gargle his balls.
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
He's not even the best WR on the team (Angry Doug >>>>>> Jermaine). And of course there's this guy:
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
Are we talking about Kearse Spoon? Please tell me you didnt say what you just said . If Paul richardson didnt get hurt he'd be getting Kearse's touches right now. Blades and Fetters got a good laugh too. Kearse is basically free, which is why he's on this roster.
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
He's not even the best WR on the team (Angry Doug >>>>>> Jermaine). And of course there's this guy:
Superb Owl, playoffs, championships. Fuck everything else. He came up clutch when he needed to. Regular season champions can get in line to gargle his balls.
You mean like he choked on the worst Super Bowel play ever? I like the dude but Largent's a Hall of Famer, Kearse is a guy they'll let go once he costs more than $2 million. No comparison.
His legacy to me isn't drops at UW. It's the hugely clutch 4th quarter catches he always made e.g., 2009 USC, 2010 Cal, 2010 Apple Cup etc.
He has three of the most memorable catches in Seahawk history too. If he didn't drop the 3rd down conversion in the 4th quarter they probably would have won though.
Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
He's not even the best WR on the team (Angry Doug >>>>>> Jermaine). And of course there's this guy:
This play should be shown to every WR about the meaning of COMPETE
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Despite the accolades and measurables he is easily in the conversation as one of the greatest Seahawks WRs of all time. Name me someone who has done more.
Are we talking about Kearse Spoon? Please tell me you didnt say what you just said . If Paul richardson didnt get hurt he'd be getting Kearse's touches right now. Blades and Fetters got a good laugh too. Kearse is basically free, which is why he's on this roster.