Jermaine Kearse announces retirement
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Thanks Taft
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Caught more than he dropped
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Hell of a career from a guy who vastly outplayed his talent. Much respect.
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I think Kearse is right there on the HAWK Mt Rushmore of receivers. Not that there are a ton of them after the gritty gutty Steve Largent but you look at Kearse in the post season and Super Bowls and he had a GREAT career. If Rusty doesn't throw the pick Kearse is a legend for the pass he caught on that drive against the Patriots
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RaceBannon said:
I think Kearse is right there on the HAWK Mt Rushmore of receivers. Not that there are a ton of them after the gritty gutty Steve Largent but you look at Kearse in the post season and Super Bowls and he had a GREAT career. If Rusty doesn't throw the pick Kearse is a legend for the pass he caught on that drive against the Patriots
All that being said does he play for UW?
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I'll never forgive Rice or Holmgren for that abomination.DerekJohnson said:RaceBannon said:I think Kearse is right there on the HAWK Mt Rushmore of receivers. Not that there are a ton of them after the gritty gutty Steve Largent but you look at Kearse in the post season and Super Bowls and he had a GREAT career. If Rusty doesn't throw the pick Kearse is a legend for the pass he caught on that drive against the Patriots
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One of my favorite Seahawk players. Would have loved for him to have stayed with Seattle and ended his career here. Best of luck to him going forward.
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No question. It's basically Largent, Blades, Baldwin, Kearse. Galloway and Tate weren't there long enough but Joey gets extra credit for netting two first rounders. Darrell Jackson probably has much better stats but never really did anything when it mattered most like Kearse did.RaceBannon said:I think Kearse is right there on the HAWK Mt Rushmore of receivers. Not that there are a ton of them after the gritty gutty Steve Largent but you look at Kearse in the post season and Super Bowls and he had a GREAT career. If Rusty doesn't throw the pick Kearse is a legend for the pass he caught on that drive against the Patriots
All that being said does he play for UW?
Lockett and Metcalf probably end up on Seahawks WR Rushmore before it's all said and done. Lockett's probably already close. -
Good chit from Jimmy here. Every once in awhile he acts like he gets it.
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The SB loss will obviously haunt my soul, and one of the biggest pain points from it is that Kearse's final catch on that drive is lost to time forever. It would have gone down as easily the best Seahawks catch of all time and an all time great SB play. Fuck.
So many clutch moments for Kearse here. Obviously Cal 2010, Apple Cup 2010, USC 2009 all come to mind. -
The double OT game with a ranked Oregon State where he caught 4 TDs including scores in both OTs is an underrated one for me.Gladstone said:The SB loss will obviously haunt my soul, and one of the biggest pain points from it is that Kearse's final catch on that drive is lost to time forever. It would have gone down as easily the best Seahawks catch of all time and an all time great SB play. Fuck.
So many clutch moments for Kearse here. Obviously Cal 2010, Apple Cup 2010, USC 2009 all come to mind.
He was so good in 2010. -
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Fixed for the most part when he realized he had bad eye site. IIRC, sometime between jr and sr yr. he was dropping a lot of ballz before that.dnc said:Caught more than he dropped
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He still had a lot of bad drops with the Seahawksdirtysouwfdawg said:
Fixed for the most part when he realized he had bad eye site. IIRC, sometime between jr and sr yr. he was dropping a lot of ballz before that.dnc said:Caught more than he dropped
Amazing what can be accomplished when you can see clearly, right @GrandpaSankey -
Very classy post by Washington Football Twitter.dnc said: -
But let's get back to our (?) Dawgs.
Kearse was one of the many players thrown under the bus by doogs as a reason we couldn't expect Sark to win in Year 1 or 2 or Year 10. How could he expect to use his offensive genius when he had such low grade WRs....who made the NFL? -
A few years back I was lambasted here for suggesting he was the greatest Seahawks WR in history.RaceBannon said:I think Kearse is right there on the HAWK Mt Rushmore of receivers. Not that there are a ton of them after the gritty gutty Steve Largent but you look at Kearse in the post season and Super Bowls and he had a GREAT career. If Rusty doesn't throw the pick Kearse is a legend for the pass he caught on that drive against the Patriots
All that being said does he play for UW?
Probably fair. But still I can’t think of a single WR who had more impactful plays for the premier Seahawks teams of all time.
Serious sweatpants stretching when he scored in SB48. Thank allah for LASIK. -
Love that guy. A legend in my mind.
My only bad Kearse memory is playing Lakes in the 07-08 state tourney at Key Arena. We upset Mercer in first round then faced Jermaine and Middleton (also had a good PG) and they just manhandled us start to finish. Kearse had ~20 with 3 or 4 hard dunks without breaking a sweat. Very respectful on the court even tho he coulda trash talked us as much as he wanted... Kavario sure did lol. After the game I told him I'd be rooting for him at UW and he he said "appreciate that bro" and slapped five. Truly a classy dude. -
It would be funny if Jermaine pulled a Marcus Peters and demanded this be taken downGreenRiverGatorz said:
Very classy post by Washington Football Twitter.dnc said: -
I knew Kavario a little bit. He was nice to me, but was a somewhat typical jock punk. Chris Izbicki and his brother were great guys.rustysavage said:Love that guy. A legend in my mind.
My only bad Kearse memory is playing Lakes in the 07-08 state tourney at Key Arena. We upset Mercer in first round then faced Jermaine and Middleton (also had a good PG) and they just manhandled us start to finish. Kearse had ~20 with 3 or 4 hard dunks without breaking a sweat. Very respectful on the court even tho he coulda trash talked us as much as he wanted... Kavario sure did lol. After the game I told him I'd be rooting for him at UW and he he said "appreciate that bro" and slapped five. Truly a classy dude. -
@RoadDawg55 I definitely don't mean to make Kavario sound bad in any way cus he didnt do anything that crossed a line or even approached it.
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It's too bad one of the greatest catches in Super Bowl history is largely forgotten due to Pete Carroll being a fucking retard on the goal lineGreenRiverGatorz said:Hell of a career from a guy who vastly outplayed his talent. Much respect.
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Nebraska classy or just classy?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Very classy post by Washington Football Twitter.dnc said: -
Chinteresting. I would’ve figured Izbicki to be a bit of a douche.RoadDawg55 said:
I knew Kavario a little bit. He was nice to me, but was a somewhat typical jock punk. Chris Izbicki and his brother were great guys.rustysavage said:Love that guy. A legend in my mind.
My only bad Kearse memory is playing Lakes in the 07-08 state tourney at Key Arena. We upset Mercer in first round then faced Jermaine and Middleton (also had a good PG) and they just manhandled us start to finish. Kearse had ~20 with 3 or 4 hard dunks without breaking a sweat. Very respectful on the court even tho he coulda trash talked us as much as he wanted... Kavario sure did lol. After the game I told him I'd be rooting for him at UW and he he said "appreciate that bro" and slapped five. Truly a classy dude. -
@DerekJohnsonBeerThirty said:
It's too bad one of the greatest catches in Super Bowl history is largely forgotten due to Pete Carroll being a fucking retard on the goal lineGreenRiverGatorz said:Hell of a career from a guy who vastly outplayed his talent. Much respect.
**Edit** just saw @Gladstone posted basically the same thing
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None of you dumbasses posted this?
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CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
@DerekJohnsonBeerThirty said:
It's too bad one of the greatest catches in Super Bowl history is largely forgotten due to Pete Carroll being a fucking retard on the goal lineGreenRiverGatorz said:Hell of a career from a guy who vastly outplayed his talent. Much respect.
**Edit** just saw @Gladstone posted basically the same thing
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I poasted a better gifSwaye said:None of you dumbasses posted this?
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Didn't Kearse also make a phenomenal play/catch vs Green Bay in the NFC championship game?
