Countdown to the Hawks first regular season game.

[Jerhawk]

BOB NEWTON Y'ALL.

Probably who I'd go with. Older timers than me would have to chime in, but he started 60 games for Seattle in the early years. Got to be better than Cochran or Bailey.

Bailey was a joke. He's holding dogs, and he's going to the Browns... not as funny as I originally thought. Cochran was playing around the time I got into watching, so that's why I went with him. Feel free to contribute to the posts in the future. The point of the thread, from what I understood, is to just put up a player with that jersey number, not necessarily who's the best. If that's the case I would've put Raible at #83 over Lockette, but you didn't see me posting a critique of it

 

[McGruff]

BOB NEWTON Y'ALL.

Probably who I'd go with. Older timers than me would have to chime in, but he started 60 games for Seattle in the early years. Got to be better than Cochran or Bailey.

Bailey was a joke. He's holding dogs, and he's going to the Browns... not as funny as I originally thought. Cochran was playing around the time I got into watching, so that's why I went with him. Feel free to contribute to the posts in the future. The point of the thread, from what I understood, is to just put up a player with that jersey number, not necessarily who's the best. If that's the case I would've put Raible at #83 over Lockette, but you didn't see me posting a critique of it

Didn't mean to come off as critical. Some numbers resonate less than others, and I do take this thread as paying homage to past greats, but that's probably my bias more than OPS intent. Long story short, I'm sorry if my incredulity was offensive.

 

[Jerhawk]

Jeff Bryant for 77 days.
63 sacks over his 12 years, all for Seattle. Sixth overall pick out of Clemson

 

[Jerhawk]

The wait is agonizing. 76 days remain :snack:

 

[Hasselbeck]

This also doubles as the main reason I hate Tim Ruskell with the fire of 100 suns. How do you let this guy walk?!

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

This also doubles as the main reason I hate Tim Ruskell with the fire of 100 suns. How do you let this guy walk?!

He was just a guard, remember? Hell that egotistical little shit said like five years after the fact that he's going to have something along the lines of "he let a guard get away " on his headstone implying that fans were full of it for being angry at him for letting Hutch get away.

 

[Maulbert]

He may have been the offensive line's weak link, but he was still a starter for all 16 games at RT for the 2005 Seahawks and helped pave the way for Shaun Alexander's MVP campaign. And screw the refs, Clark Haggans was offsides!

 

[Hasselbeck]

Chris McIntosh - injuries got him during his career.

HOWARD BALLARD.

 

[Jerhawk]

The legendary Lord Commander of the Knight's Watch and King in the North Jon Snow... I mean the waste of talent John Moffitt

 

[Hasselbeck]

Todd Weiner

Ray Willis


Manu Tuiasosopo

 

[Jerhawk]

Ray Roberts

 

[Hasselbeck]

73 is pretty rough



Michael Bowie



Wayne Hunter

 

[Jerhawk]

Sexiest sack dance known to mankind

 

[Hasselbeck]

Gotta give some love to Joe Nash

 

[Maulbert]

Ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only #71, Walter 'Big Walt' Jones.



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Truly, the greatest Seahawk of all time.

 

[Jerhawk]

Michael sinclair

 

[Jerhawk]

Clinton mcdonald. Even in his limited time here, his help along the defensive line rotation helped get the Hawks their first superbowl title

 

[Jerhawk]

Guaranteed at least one personal foul and one blown block a game. The uni brow. Breno giacomini

 

[Jerhawk]

Training camp can't come soon enough..

 

[Hawkstorian]

I did an entire thread about this by myself. I therefore get to sit this one out.