Seattle Seahawks

Front-runner In Carolina’s two games this postseason, the Panthers have jumped out to huge leads. Leading 31-0 against the Seattle Seahawks in the Divisional Round and 24-7 against the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship Game at halftime of both games, the Panthers have become accustomed to front-running. Carolina has been a front-running team all year, scoring early and often en route to a league-high 15 wins. If the Panthers can get out to a big early lead against the Broncos, Denver’s offense

on, but what is important, is how these teams will play against the teams in their division more than anything else. If any year, this would be the year that either one of these teams can get in front of two of the best teams in the NFL. The Seattle Seahawks are going through a transitioning year with the retirement of Marshawn Lynch and offensive drama with players like Jimmy Graham. Arizona is becoming an aging team with veteran leaders like Carson Palmer and Larry Fitzgerald. The Rams are the

Field where the Seattle Seahawks play professional football. The ad cuts to a shot of his hearing aid and then Derrick himself begins to narrate the ad. He takes you from the troubles of his childhood through his high school football days. You can see people talking to him, but the sounds of the words are muted. He talks about how he thought his days playing football were over when he wasn’t drafted in the 2012 NFL Draft. He never let go of his dream and impressed Seattle Seahawks coaches in a tryout

to the breakdown was to bring in replacement referees. These referees could not live up to the standard that the original refs had set. It was a total disaster and some very large mistakes were made. One particular game, Green Bay Packers vs Seattle Seahawks, had an incorrect call made which ended up affecting playoff seeding. Fans and the media finally had

message is that we claim to have equality and liberty for all people. And some people feel that’s not the case. So maybe we should listen to them. Maybe we should listen to what their thoughts are and see if we can’t be better.”- Doug Baldwin, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver, August 15, 2017. Whether you like him or hate him, Colin Kaepernick doesn’t care, he wants you to notice him. Take a closer look, it doesn’t matter if you like him, what’s his message? As uncomfortable as it may be, it is about

out of bed that Monday morning from a long, lonely weekend. I had the house to myself and worked all weekend. My parents were going to see the Kansas City Chiefs play the New Orleans Saints. My dad wore a Seattle Seahawks jersey to the game because that’s how much he’d loved his team. The Seahawks ended up tying with the Cardinals that day 6-6. I heard my parents walk into the house around midnight. I slightly opened my eyes but fell asleep again. I woke up at 7:30 that morning, brushed my teeth and

“When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hold on.” This quote means when you come to the end of something don’t give up just keep going. When I think of this quote Ed Viesturs could’ve gave up during the ‘96 Tragedy but he kept going. Ed Viesturs was born July 22nd, 1959, he is 58. Washington resident Ed Viesturs is widely regarded as the country’s foremost high-altitude mountaineer. Viesturs has succesfully reached the summits of all the World’s fourteen 8000-meter peaks without

does from the injustice in the country. Many players protest because they are not being treated fairly, so they’re expressing their feelings. Secondly It’s not an official rule for NFL players to stand during the national anthem. For example The Seattle Seahawks said as a team “Out of love for our country and in honor of the sacrifices made on our behalf, we unite to oppose those that would deny our most basic freedoms.” According to “Anthem kneeling isn’t aimed at veterans, and other NFL protest misconceptions”

It was a dark night on campus. I was waiting for hours or though it seemed. It is not everyday that your roommates set you up with the best athlete on campus. It shocked me that my roommate could convince him that I was worth the best quarterback in the country’s time. We were chemistry lab partners our freshmen year; not that he remembered the girl that helped him pass that class. He tried, but chemistry is not his strong suit. We studied for hours before big tests together, but that was

Russell Stanley Jackson Russell Stanley “Russ” Jackson was born on the 28th of July, 1936 in Hamilton, Ontario. Russ is a former professional Canadian football quarterback. Russ Jackson’s entire 12-year career was spent as a member of the Ottawa Roughriders (which later became the Saskatchewan Roughriders) of the Canadian Football League. In 2006, Jackson was voted the 8th best player in CFL history in a list compiled by TSN of the top 50 CFL players of the modern era. Over the years Russ Jackson