Demitrius Bronson

AROS · Dec 15, 2015

Cool story...Pulling for the guy. This is the Costco we go to all the time too. Would be cool if we could somehow bring him back in January. Not sure with the stated contract stipulation.

http://mynorthwest.com/292/2870687/Kent ... ack-to-NFL

Hawks46 · Dec 15, 2015

He'd be perfect for us.

I had no idea about the injury settlement, but it makes sense. For something like a hamstring, I wonder if you can waive that settlement so you can come back sooner ?

AROS · Dec 15, 2015

Sounds like he would bust through walls to get another shot. Has the heart and desire and sounds like there's something the Hawks like about him if he can just stay healthy.

JPatera76 · Dec 15, 2015

I loved watching im at ewu. And i loved that the hawks took him and gave him a chance. I for one, would love to see him back here.

twisted_steel2 · Dec 15, 2015

Good article.... rooting for the guy.

But damn the NFL is such a cut throat biz.

While on the Seahawks' practice squad last season, Bronson pulled a hamstring, which landed him on injured reserve. He was waived after re-aggravating the injury this past offseason and signed by the Dolphins. He was so confident in his play that he sold his King County home and moved his wife and two young children with him to Miami.

He was waived Sept. 1.

TheRealDTM · Dec 15, 2015

played against him in highschool. Dude was a SOB to bring down. Hope he gets another shot.

West TX Hawk · Dec 15, 2015

I thought he looked great in preseason last year. Bruising but quick running style. Definitely hope he gets another shot. Imagine what goes through his head when he sees folks in Costco all decked out in Hawk gear. Has to be tough. Rooting for him.

Hawks46 · Dec 15, 2015

Aros":1h80x60f said:
Sounds like he would bust through walls to get another shot. Has the heart and desire and sounds like there's something the Hawks like about him if he can just stay healthy.

He actually reminds me a lot of Rawls, except he doesn't have quite the burst that Rawls does. He didn't seem to have fumbling issues, so it would be neat to see us just continually pounding teams with a 1-2 punch of Rawls and Bronson.

hawknation2015 · Dec 15, 2015

Too bad we can't sign him now. Maybe he will return to the team next year.

Hawks46 · Dec 15, 2015

twisted_steel2":6gov9ekp said:
Good article.... rooting for the guy.

But damn the NFL is such a cut throat biz.

While on the Seahawks' practice squad last season, Bronson pulled a hamstring, which landed him on injured reserve. He was waived after re-aggravating the injury this past offseason and signed by the Dolphins. He was so confident in his play that he sold his King County home and moved his wife and two young children with him to Miami.

He was waived Sept. 1.

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For $6,600 a week, I'd imagine it's ridiculously competitive, and that's not even active roster pay. How much competition in the private sector would you have for a $6600/week job ?

Hell I was a union carpenter making $34/hr. You don't want to know how grown men were acting and what people were doing to get and keep their jobs. That was the most politics I'd ever seen at a job, and coincidentally, it was the highest wage I'd ever gotten.

olyfan63 · Dec 16, 2015

Hawks46":12z3yka2 said:
twisted_steel2":12z3yka2 said:

Good article.... rooting for the guy.

But damn the NFL is such a cut throat biz.

While on the Seahawks' practice squad last season, Bronson pulled a hamstring, which landed him on injured reserve. He was waived after re-aggravating the injury this past offseason and signed by the Dolphins. He was so confident in his play that he sold his King County home and moved his wife and two young children with him to Miami.

He was waived Sept. 1.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

For $6,600 a week, I'd imagine it's ridiculously competitive, and that's not even active roster pay. How much competition in the private sector would you have for a $6600/week job ?

Hell I was a union carpenter making $34/hr. You don't want to know how grown men were acting and what people were doing to get and keep their jobs. That was the most politics I'd ever seen at a job, and coincidentally, it was the highest wage I'd ever gotten.

For what NFL players expose their bodies to, it doesn't sound like as great a deal as you make it out to be.
The big attraction is having the chance to get on an active roster and make real money.

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