July 22, 20179 yr Because everyone else is doing it, and I conform... Active players included and make up a good chunk of my list, which shouldn't be surprising. This will be limited to guys who did their best work as a Seahawk, so no Jerry Rice. :lol2: 10. Matt Hasselbeck 9. Richard Sherman 8. Shaun Alexander 7. Russell Wilson 6. Earl Thomas 5. Marshawn Lynch 4. Kenny Easley 3. Cortez Kennedy 2. Steve Largent 1. Walter Jones Guys like Curt Warner, Dave Krieg, and Steve Hutchinson (:poop:) are just outside my top 10. Big Walt is my clear #1, and I feel about him the way that Bengal fans feel about Munoz. I loved watching him pancake guys... Penalized for holding only 9 times in his career, and hardly ever allowed a sack. The ideal LT.
July 22, 20179 yr Author No Zorn? Nah. He gets props for being the first but he's at best the 4th ranked QB in their lineage... And considering they've been far from a QB centric team historically, that's not good enough for top 10. Granted, he was the first QB for an expansion team and may have done more with a better supporting cast.
July 22, 20179 yr Nah. He gets props for being the first but he's at best the 4th ranked QB in their lineage... And considering they've been far from a QB centric team historically, that's not good enough for top 10. Granted, he was the first QB for an expansion team and may have done more with a better supporting cast. True, he got KILLED a couple of seasons with over 40 sacks twice.
July 23, 20179 yr Zorn has to be on the list. 107 TDs, 139 Ints, please explain why he deserves to be in the top 10?
July 23, 20179 yr 107 TDs, 139 Ints, please explain why he deserves to be in the top 10? Jim Zorn Stats | Pro-Football-Reference.com The INT's were worst in the first few years as an expansion team and a rookie QB. From 2-10 in the clubs first year to 9-7 in their Third.
July 24, 20179 yr Big Walt is my clear #1, and I feel about him the way that Bengal fans feel about Munoz. I loved watching him pancake guys... Penalized for holding only 9 times in his career, and hardly ever allowed a sack. The ideal LT. That really is an amazing stat. Per wikipedia in 13 years he only allowed 23 sacks with only 9 holding penalties. I doubt a stat like that will ever be widely known, but that has to be up there with DiMaggio's hitting streak and other often revered numbers.
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