2007 MEDIA GUIDE - Seahawks Online Media Packet

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FAN INFORMATION 470Just as the Seattle Seahawks areentering 2007 with renewed energy, theSea Hawkers Booster Club enters thenew year with some energy of their own.MEMBERSHIPThere is strength in numbers, andthis year the Sea Hawkers will be lookingto attract a new legion of members. TheSea Hawkers will be actively recruitingthrough membership drives, as well asan increased visibility in the media, inthe stands, and in the community. Lookfor them at an event near you!SEA HAWKERS 2007BENEFITSIn 2007, a Sea Hawkers MembershipCard will be your ticket to events notavailable to the general public. The SeaHawkers have always enjoyed "members-only"events: a BBQ at the KirklandHeadquarters, the annual Sea HawkersSpring Banquet at the stadium, andmuch more. However, this year that listincludes a Sea Hawkers-only tailgatearea at the Qwest Events Center prior toeach game.CHARITY EVENTSSince their inception in 1976, the SeaHawkers have been involved in helpingcharities throughout the community.This year the Sea Hawkers will againsupport the Boyer's Children's Clinic"Thunder Ride," and many other Seahawkssupported charity events.The Sea Hawkers expect to do greatthings in 2007. Join us and be part of thefun! Call us at 1-888-Hawk-Fan or visit usin the Fan Zone at www.Seahawks.com.
SEAHAWKS PRO SHOPLocated inside Qwest Field, the Seahawks Pro Shop features official sidelineproduct and the best selection of Seahawks merchandise available. Shoppers willfind everything from Seahawks sweatshirts to water bottles, as well as theirfavorite player's jersey.During the season, fans are encouraged to come meet their favorite player atthe weekly autograph sessions. For the best selection of Seahawks merchandise,fans can also shop www. seahawks.com and visit the Pro Shop online. For moreinformation fans can call 206-682-2900.K Josh Brown takes a photo during his autograph session at the Pro Shop. Every Tuesday duringthe regular season, a player appears at the Pro Shop to meet fans and sign autographs.FAN INFORMATION 471
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2007PRESEASONSunday, Aug. 12 at San
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VIRGINIA MASONATHLETIC CENTEROffici
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COMMUNITY 5
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Working with the PGA and civic lead
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STATE OF FOOTBALLThe Seahawks and Q
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Head Coach Mike Holmgren and his wi
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GAMEDAY INCENTIVE PROGRAMSSTATS FOR
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SEAHAWKS PLAYER FOUNDATIONSSHAUN AL
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ORGANIZATION 17
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Since co-founding Paul G.Allen’s
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TIM RUSKELLPRESIDENT OF FOOTBALL OP
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SUSAN DARRINGTONVICE PRESIDENTFACIL
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RUSTON WEBSTERVICE PRESIDENTPLAYER
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athletic administration and sports
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COACHES 29
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posted a club-record 11 straight wi
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Bowl, led the NFL in scoring with a
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Named to his current position on Ja
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1967 Hancock Junior CollegeAssistan
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Bowl XIX, earned him Defensive Play
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Bruce DeHaven joined Seattle on Jan
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was highlighted by the 1993 team th
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1994 fifth-round draft choice by th
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1981-82.Before breaking into the pr
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promotion to head coach the followi
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Gary Reynolds joined the Seahawks o
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three players, plus S Dwight Hicks,
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ASSISTANT COACHES 562007 ALPHA ROST
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ASSISTANT COACHES 58Year By Draft T
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ALEXANDER 602006: Became Seattle’
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ALEXANDER 62ALL-TIME RUSHING TD LEA
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ALEXANDER 64sus Arizona (9/25) and
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ALEXANDER 66ALEXANDER’S GAME-BY-G
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ASHWORTH 682006: Saw action in 16 g
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BENTLEY 70the season with injuries
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BERNARD 722005: Started all 16 game
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BOULWARE 74Jets (12/19), led the te
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BRANCH 76downs. Caught six passes f
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BRANCH 78BRANCH’S GAME-BY-GAME RE
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BROWN 80BROWN’S GAME WINNERSDista
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BURLESON 82yard game at New Orleans
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COOPER 842006: Signed to the roster
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DARBY 8632 tackles, one forced fumb
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ENGRAM 88career-high 73 total tackl
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ENGRAM 90best and team-leading 88 c
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ENGRAM 92ENGRAM’S GAME-BY-GAME RE
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FISHER 94Defensive End 6-3 265Air F
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GARDNER 96teams, where he posted fi
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GRANT 98interception off Brett Favr
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B. GREEN 100offensive line that all
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M. GREEN 102Giants (9/17). 2001: Be
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HACKETT 1042006: Despite a stacked
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HASSELBECK 106field-goal attempt at
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HASSELBECK 108Passed for 254 yards
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HASSELBECK 110yards and three touch
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HASSELBECK 112HASSELBECK’S GAME-B
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HASSELBECK 114HASSELBECK’S GAME-B
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HILL 1162006: Started all 15 games
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HUNTER 118son evolved and also surf
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JONES 120Tackles: 5 at Tampa Bay (1
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JOPPRU 122Football Weekly/Professio
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KERNEY 124five sacks in helping the
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KOUTOUVIDES 126COLLEGE: Started 18
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LOCKLEAR 128following a 90-tackle s
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MORRIS 130Set career-highs with 38
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PARRY 132OBOMANU’S NFL RECORDYear
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PETERSON 134games. Finished season
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PLACKEMEIER 1362006: Played all 16
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POLLARD 138set. Also started all th
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RUSSELL 1402006: Started all 12 gam
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SIMS/SPENCER 1422006: Played key ro
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STRONG 144touchdown against Tampa B
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TAPP 146yards. Saw time at fullback
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TATUPU 148Linebacker 6-0 242USC3rd
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TERRILL 150not play. Inactive for w
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TRUFANT 152HONORS: 2003, Pro Footba
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WALLACE 154caught one pass for 6 ya
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WEAVER 1562006: Missed the entire s
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WILLIS/WOMACK 1582006: Played and s
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ROOKIES 1602007 DRAFT CHOICESRd Pic
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ROOKIES 162PRO: Drafted with the 23
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ROOKIES 164PRO: Drafted with first
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ROOKIESLinebacker 6-3 235AuburnRook
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ROOKIES 168PRO: Second of two sixth
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ROOKIES 170ADDITIONAL FREE AGENTSDe
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ROOKIES 172ior season and registere
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ROOKIES 174Joe Newton, TE, 6-7, 258
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ROOKIES 176Marcus Rucker, LB, 6-0,
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DRAFT SUMMARIES 178DRAFT SUMMARIES1
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DRAFT SUMMARIES 180Rd. Player Pos.
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DRAFT SUMMARIES 186ALL-TIME DRAFTS
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DRAFT SUMMARIES 188Rd. Overall Year
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DRAFT SUMMARIES 190Rd. Overall Year
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TRADES 19219824/30 LB Terry Beeson
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TRADES 19419993/19 Seventh-round ch
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2006 SEASON 196GAME 1 Seattle Seaha
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2006 SEASON 202GAME 7 Kansas City C
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2006 SEASON 206GAME 11 Seattle Seah
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2006 SEASON 208GAME 13 Arizona Card
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2006 SEASON 210GAME 15 San Diego Ch
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2006 SEASON 2122006 STATISTICSDay D
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2006 SEASON 2142006 STATISTICSINTER
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2006 SEASON 2162006 PARTICIPATIONDa
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2006 SEASON 2182006 OFFENSE9/10 9/1
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2006 SEASON 2202006 DEFENSE9/10 9/1
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2006 SEASON 222OFFENSEDATE GAME WR
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BOBBY ENGRAMNo. Yds. Avg. LG TD5 52
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2006 SEASON 2262006 GAME-BY-GAME IN
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2006 SEASON 2322006 DRIVE CHARTDriv
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2006 SEASON 234DRIVE ENGINEERINGDri
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2006 SEASON 236JOSH BROWN, KNFC Spe
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2006 SEASON 238NFLOffenseDefenseWee
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ALL-TIME REVIEW 240Date W/L Score O
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ALL-TIME REVIEW 2541983 REVIEW (9-7
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ALL-TIME COACHES 302COACHES ALL-TIM
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 304ALL-TIME ROSTERA
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 306CCoffield, Randy
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 308GGraham, Jeff QB
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 310KKacyvenski, Isa
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 312NNash, Joe DT/NT
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 314SSprings, Shawn
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ALL-TIME ROSTER 316WWoodard, Cedric
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SERIES BREAKDOWN 318WASHINGTON REDS
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SERIES BREAKDOWN 320OAKLAND RAIDERS
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SERIES BREAKDOWN 322CLEVELAND BROWN
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SERIES BREAKDOWN 324VERSUS THE NFL
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OVERTIME 326Mike Rozier ran six tim
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OVERTIME 328call, the Ravens were i
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PLAYOFFS 330AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
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PLAYOFFS 332AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFSS
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PLAYOFFS 334AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFSH
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PLAYOFFS 336AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFSM
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PLAYOFFS 338NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFSS
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PLAYOFFS 340NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMESE
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PLAYOFFS 342NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFSS
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PRESEASON 344PRESEASON RESULTS1976P
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PRESEASON 3461991Preseason (2-2)Sat
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 348FRANCHISE HIST
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 350including two
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 35242 yards out a
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 354games and only
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 356overall choice
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 3582002 — 1/2 S
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FRANCHISE HISTORY 360Sunday Night F
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TOP 10 362RUSHING ATTEMPTSPlayer, S
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TOP 10 364PUNTSPlayer, SeasonsNo.1
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TOP 10 366FUMBLE RETURN TD’SPlaye
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YEARLY LEADERS 368KICK SCORINGG PAT
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YEARLY LEADERS 370RECEIVING YARDSG
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YEARLY LEADERS 372PUNTINGG No. Yds.
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YEARLY LEADERS 374G NO.1976 Dave Br
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TOP PERFORMANCES 376100 YARDS RUSHI
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TOP PERFORMANCES 378100 YARDS RECEI
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TOP PERFORMANCES 3803.0 SACKS (CHRO
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TOP PERFORMANCES 386TOP SINGLE-GAME
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TOP PERFORMANCES 394300 YARDS PASSI
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MISCELLANEOUS TOP 10 398HOME ATTEND
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PRIME TIME RECORD 400PRIME TIME REC
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ALL-TIME HONORS 402ALL-TIME HONORSC
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ALL-TIME HONORS 404Year Player Nomi
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ALL-TIME HONORS 406NFL PLAYER OF TH
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HALL OF FAME 408MIKE MCCORMACK1982-
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RING OF HONOR 410Wide Receiver 5-11
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RING OF HONOR 412BROWN’S NFL RECO
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RING OF HONOR 414Curt Warner was in
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RING OF HONOR 416Kenny Easley was i
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RING OF HONOR 418Head CoachChuck Kn
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Page 430 and 431: RECORDS 428Most Punt Returns, Game7
Page 432 and 433: RECORDS 430FUMBLESMost Fumbles, Car
Page 434 and 435: RECORDS 432ATTENDANCELargest Single
Page 436 and 437: RECORDS 434Most Points After Touchd
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Page 466 and 467: FAN INFORMATION 464A TRADITION CONT
Page 468 and 469: FAN INFORMATION 466The 2007 Sea Gal
Page 470 and 471: FAN INFORMATION 468BLUE THUNDERSeah
Page 474 and 475: FAN INFORMATION 472KEEPING THE SEAH
Page 476 and 477: FAN INFORMATION 4742007 BROADCASTIN
Page 478 and 479: FAN INFORMATION 476Qwest Field is t
Page 480 and 481: FAN INFORMATION 478Club Wells Fargo
Page 482 and 483: FAN INFORMATION 480The Kingdome was
Page 484 and 485: Qwest Field, Qwest Field Event Cent
Page 486 and 487: 2007 SCHEDULE 484WEEK 3 - AUGUST 23
Page 488 and 489: 2007 SCHEDULE 486SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1
Page 490 and 491: MEDICAL GLOSSARY 488AC Joint — Ac
Page 492 and 493: MEDICAL GLOSSARY 490the body’s me
Page 494 and 495: KEY DATES 492Late JulyJuly 22*Augus
Page 496 and 497: STAFF 494FINANCE: (L to R) Sayreen
Page 498 and 499: STAFF 496CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS: (T
Page 500 and 501: STAFF 498RETAIL OPERATIONSDirector
Page 502 and 503: STAFF 500EQUIPMENT: (L to R) Derin
Page 504 and 505: STAFF 502TECHNICAL SERVICESDirector
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