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jammerhawk":unbmjr3u said:
Hell, he could just fair catch it all night long and keep Sherman on the bench and it's fine with me.
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Hell, he could just fair catch it all night long and keep Sherman on the bench and it's fine with me.
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Hester could just be the Falcons biggest mistake and the Seahawks ticket to another Super Bowl title. It's pretty clear we didn't really want to depend on Sherman as a return man, if he gets hurt there we would be in a lot of trouble since no one on the Seahawks roster can cover the speed burners like he does.
Deven Hester is 34 years old, he is at the tail end of his NFL career, but he has a burning desire to leave the game with a SB ring on his finger, and will do everything he can to see that become a reality.
Watching some recent film footage tells me he still has some of that magic in him. He still has incredible speed, but what I found most interesting about him is his uncanny ability to read the field, he's patient in letting his blockers make his runways clear, he's agile enough to throw defenders off his trail with a quick juke in one direction or another, and if he finds his way thru the pack, forget about it, he'll leave them all behind and enjoy his trademark dance into the end zone.
When we face the Atlanta Falcons, and "I BELIEVE" we will, Hester has a little added incentive to thank them for lettiing him go, just when he thought he was going to get his shot at a SB ring. Paybacks a bitch and a great way to say thanks to Pete and the Seahawks for relighting his dream of getting his before he calls it a career.
There is a spirit that looks after the hawks and I like to think this is a little of that magic being sent our way when we needed it the most.
Go Seahawks !!
Deven Hester is 34 years old, he is at the tail end of his NFL career, but he has a burning desire to leave the game with a SB ring on his finger, and will do everything he can to see that become a reality.
Watching some recent film footage tells me he still has some of that magic in him. He still has incredible speed, but what I found most interesting about him is his uncanny ability to read the field, he's patient in letting his blockers make his runways clear, he's agile enough to throw defenders off his trail with a quick juke in one direction or another, and if he finds his way thru the pack, forget about it, he'll leave them all behind and enjoy his trademark dance into the end zone.
When we face the Atlanta Falcons, and "I BELIEVE" we will, Hester has a little added incentive to thank them for lettiing him go, just when he thought he was going to get his shot at a SB ring. Paybacks a bitch and a great way to say thanks to Pete and the Seahawks for relighting his dream of getting his before he calls it a career.
There is a spirit that looks after the hawks and I like to think this is a little of that magic being sent our way when we needed it the most.
Go Seahawks !!
Largent80
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Love the post Pacific.
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Great tweet - thanksKitsapGuy":2gwb19hm said:
mikeak
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Nobody has mentioned that Hester played WR as well..........
He can run fast and it will be interesting to see if we have 2-3 plays in there where he goes deep
He can run fast and it will be interesting to see if we have 2-3 plays in there where he goes deep
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mikeak":l2rq0wjw said:
I listened to every interview today and paid particular attention to questions regarding Hester and the answers that were given. Seems the coaches and players all said something to the effect of "Well, it's great to have the veteran return guy and uh, well.... yeah... glad he's here".
Subtle, but I wouldn't be opposed to a nice Percy Harvin jet sweep play attempt, here and there.
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From yesterday
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[youtube]KnjdFx_iP68[/youtube]
mikeak
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HoustonHawk82":2cq67boz said:
Regardless once he plays in his fourth game with this team then he should be more familiar with the system
:stirthepot:
hawkfan68
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If he has this magic, then Seahawks are on to something (this was him last season)
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This one is from this season-
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-video...n-Hester-hurdles-defenders-for-48-yard-return
Career highlights video-
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This one is from this season-
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-video...n-Hester-hurdles-defenders-for-48-yard-return
Career highlights video-
[youtube]gOKuYqqkS1U[/youtube]
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Anonymous
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He doesn't even need to score to be effective.
seahawkfreak
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HoustonHawk82":wmr4std3 said:
Great point. If he flips the field a couple times in this game, that would go a long way.
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