How did Engram drop it?
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Doesn't even matter.
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Crizilla":37c0sgxc said:
Don't know, but that was a very rare with Bobby. Just when I thought the oldest uniforms were the worst, you jog my memory. The weird shade of blue with the sheen on it was terrible.
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How? Football's hard? Nobody's perfect? Life sucks sometimes?
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Revel in the time we live in now. I'm loving every moment of this. Can we dispense with the almosts and close enoughs for a minute? GO HAWKS!!
Throwdown
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First off, that pass was trash.
2nd? Thank god for this defense, I forgot how awful we used to be
2nd? Thank god for this defense, I forgot how awful we used to be
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If you think that's hard to watch, go find the Seahawks/Dolphins Wild Card game after the '99 season and try to wrap your mind around Grant Williams as a starting NFL RT.
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One thing I used to love about Hasselbeck is how fired up he would get. He used to get super mad and yell at his teammates/officials, pound his fists on the ground (like in this video), etc....
But now, I've learned to appreciate a leader like Russ who doesn't get so agitated and emotional during the game. He has his moments, of course, but he is nowhere nearly as wildly emotional as Hasselbeck was, and I think that's one of the things that kept Hasselbeck from being as successful as he could have been.
But now, I've learned to appreciate a leader like Russ who doesn't get so agitated and emotional during the game. He has his moments, of course, but he is nowhere nearly as wildly emotional as Hasselbeck was, and I think that's one of the things that kept Hasselbeck from being as successful as he could have been.
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Bobby Engram was the man for us for a bit . He is one of my top ten hawks.
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Agreed. And it seems pretty rough to call what happened on that play a "drop", too. Sure, Bobby would say he shoulda caught it, but that would have been a fantastic catch.hawkfannj":1dmcziqb said:
VivaEfrenHerrera
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Agreed. And it seems pretty rough to call what happened on that play a "drop", too. Sure, Bobby would say he shoulda caught it, but that would have been a fantastic catch.hawkfannj":1aeybdnk said:
Throwdown":18f496cp said:
I have to disagree on the pass, it was a tough catch but Bobby catches that ball 99/100 times, this just happen to be the 1.
I have to agree with you on the defense though, makes you really appreciate what we have here. Last but not least man did i love me some DJack, i would love to see that guy raise the 12th man flag next Saturday.
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Imagine what that offense would have looked like with this defense.
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fenderbender123":3hfr98sv said:
Yeah Hasselbeck's biggest flaw was that he would get so fired up and let his emotions impact the way he played. He would make mistakes and turn into Spazzlebeck when he was upset.
As fans we loved to see the emotion, but I agree it was also what dragged him down.
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Throwdown":2ij6ncwa said:
I'm sorry, but what?
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RichNhansom":1ci0r1kr said:
I'd take the '05 line and receivers. Everything else I'd take this year.
