2007 MEDIA GUIDE - Seahawks Online Media Packet

attempts, with a career-long 61-yarder in thestate playoffs in 1996. As a running back, herushed for 1,891 yards and 51 touchdowns,playing eight-man football. Totaled 9,136 careerall-purpose yards and 122 career touchdowns.BROWN’S SINGLE-GAME HIGHSAs a senior, he earned first-team All-State honors.Four-year letterman in both football andtrack and earned three basketball letters. TwotimeClass A state champion in the high jump,clearing a career-best of 6-8 at the state meet inMost FGs Att.: 5, 2 Times, Last at Denver (12/3/06) Most FGs Made: 4, 3 Times, Last vs. Green BayLongest FG Att.: 58, at Green Bay (10/5/03) (11/27/06)Longest FG Made: 58, at Green Bay (10/5/03) Most PATs Att.: 6, 4 Times, Last vs. N.Y. GiantsMost PATs Made: 6, 4 Times, Last vs. N.Y. Giants (9/24/06)(9/24/06)ADDITIONAL STATSSpecial Team Tackles: 2003 (4), 2004 (2), 2005 (3), 2006(2); Career: 11.Has punted 4 times for 104 yards (35 long).Wide Receiver 6-0 198Nevada5th NFL Season2nd Seahawks SeasonRestricted FA (Minnesota) 20062006 Games/Starts: 16/7Career Games/Starts: 60/40August 19, 1981Seattle, Washington2006: Saw action at wide receiver in all 16games with seven starts totaling 192 yards andtwo touchdowns on 18 receptions. Touchdownscame versus N.Y. Giants (9/24) and at Arizona(12/10). Gave Seattle a spark on special teamstaking over punt return duties versus Oakland(11/6) and kickoff returns versus Green Bay(11/27) and was named the NFC’s Pro Bowlalternate returner. Averaged 9.5 yards on 34punt returns including a 90-yard touchdownreturn versus St. Louis (11/12). Score put Seattleup 21-16 in the fourth quarter and the returnwas the second-longest in franchise history(Charlie Rogers, 94 at Pittsburgh, 9/26/99).Became one of six players in NFL history tohave two or more punt returns of 90 or moreyards in a career. Averaged 24.7 yards on 26kickoff returns with a long of 50 at Arizona.Average was fourth-best in team history.PRO: Acquired as a restricted free agent by theSeahawks March 31, 2006. Enjoyed a breakoutseason in his second year in the NFL in 2004,becoming only the ninth player in Vikings historyto post a 1,000-yard season. Joined RandyMoss as the only players in team history tocatch a touchdown pass and return a punt for atouchdown in the same game when he accomplishedthe feat at Indianapolis (11/8/04).Originally selected in the third round (71st overall)of the 2003 Draft by the Vikings, the highestreceiver drafted by the Vikings since Moss in1998. 2003: Started first career game andscored first career touchdown on a 22-yardpass from Gus Frerotte versus San Francisco(9/28). Caught first career pass on a 6-yarderfrom Daunte Culpepper versus Chicago (9/14)on ESPN Sunday Night game. 2004: Played inall 16 games with 15 starts and led the teamwith 1,006 yards receiving to give the Vikings a1,000-yard receiver for the 12th straight season.Broke the 100-yard mark in four gamesand nine receiving touchdowns were the mostby a Vikings wide receiver other than Mosssince Cris Carter’s nine in 2000. Posted theVikings’ first punt return for a touchdown since1999 and the second-longest punt return inteam history with a 91-yarder at Indianapolis(11/8) on Monday Night Football. Also had atouchdown catch in the game. Recorded careerhighs in receptions (11) and receiving yards(141) the following week at Green Bay (11/14).Notched first-career back-to-back 100-yardgames with 134 yards at Detroit (12/19) and 110yards versus Green Bay (12/24). Posted firstcareermulti-touchdown receiving game withtwo at Detroit (12/19). Recorded career-longtouchdown reception with a 68-yarder versusGreen Bay (12/24). Registered first career 100-BURLESON 81