This is a simple question of opinion for any NFL or Seattle Seahawk fan, which Seahawks team was more superior, the 1983 Seattle Seahawks under Chuck Knox that led us to our first AFC Championship appearence and one of the most balanced offenses in our
I say the 2005 team, cause they went to the Super Bowl and got cheated out of it..
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RENTON — The undrafted receiver who arrived at Seattle's training camp with three days' worth of clothes has caught more passes than all but three rookies in the NFL.
That doesn't even hint at just how unlikely Doug Baldwin's journey has been from a talent-rich portion of the Florida panhandle to the NFL. It's a story that involves a former NFL coach whose daughter attended the same high school as Baldwin, a newspaper publisher whose son worked in Stanford's football program and a whippet-quick receiver who caught their attention eight years ago.
As surprising as it is that Baldwin leads Seattle with 12 receptions, it's his route to Stanford that's truly incredible.
"It's really unbelievable," Baldwin said.
The story starts with Kay Stephenson, the former NFL quarterbacks coach who succeeded Chuck Knox as the Bills head coach in 1983. Stephenson lives in Pensacola, Fla., and his daughter, Kasey, attended Gulf Breeze High School, whose football team had a young receiver that caught his eye.
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“There are lots of voices calling for a reconsideration of the 1996 act,” Rick Boucher, who helped shape communications policy while a US representative from Virginia from 1983 to last year, said in an interview. “It's been 15 years and in that time
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Seattle History: Kingdome events Chuck Knox is carried off the Kingdome field after a win that sent the Seahawks to the 1983 playoffs. Photo: PI File / SL The Kingdome opening ceremonies, March 1976. Photo: PI File / SL Dave Niehaus, Mariners announcer, in the booth during a gamie in |
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The Best NFL Draft Picks in Houston Oilers' History: A Fan's Take Houston drafted Steve Largent with the 117th pick in the fourth round but then decided they were going to drop him in the preseason. They did change their mind and traded him to Seattle, where he became one of the best wide receivers the NFL had ever |
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Around Town: The Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine' gets a makeover The festival continues Saturday with 1959's "Pickpocket" and 1983's "L'Argent." Sunday's double bill opens with 1966's "Au Hasard Balthazar" about a Christ-like donkey and 1967's "Mouchette." Three of the "children" from the 1965 Oscar-winning "The |
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Three things to do today, tomorrow and a Friday movie throwback on Friday In film L'Argent: (France, 1983, 83 mins., subtitles), a casually forged bank note winds it way through the system until it destroys the life of an innocent delivery man. See the film at 8 pm Dryden Theatre at George Eastman House, 900 East Ave. |
