NFL Films Seahawks Season Review: 1983 

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@@aaroncelathian6777 as a packers fan I still love watching these

Cool, a Brit that likes yank Football... hehehe, just kidding. I saw quite a few games as I live in the Seattle area and went with my dad and brother. I was around 14 when I saw my first games. Jim Zorn was QB and I saw a few games where he was playing and then on to David Kreig's games. Steve Largent was great to watch, that guy could catch almost anything and he was a really nice guy, I got to talk with him after one game which I thought at the time was really cool. Kreig was a pretty good QB and Curt Warner was a fantastic Running Back. I'm glad we didn't loose the whole team when that shithead owner that I'm not sure I can spell it but I think he was called Bering or something close but boy oh boy was that one super close. That shithead guy isn't what you would call welcome in Washington State after that fiasco but the team was saved by Paul Allen stepping in and buying the team and we got a very good coach that put together a fantastic team. Football is about the only sport I've liked.

@@billthecat2410 WOW!!!, thanks for the reply, and oh yes there are a lot Hawks, in the UK, as the NFL is very big over here now but back then the numbers were very small. I am self confessed Hawks fantaic since childhood I have always worn a Hawks cap, jacket, t shirt when ever I go out. It started when I was kid visiting my sports fanatic, aunt in Vancouver, in 1980. and she introduced me this game I had never seen before and didnt understand but never the less I was hooked. While I was over there I watched every game I could but didn't have a particular favourite team. My aunt subscribed to a number of Sports publications and l saw Jim Zorn on of the cover Football Digest and from that moment on I was Hawks fan for life. They started showing the NFL, here in England in 1982, a 40 minute show, 20 minutes of highlights from the best game of week and rest devoted to scores , news from around the League and educating us ignorant Brits in rules, terminology and all that kind stuff. It was the 83 season that a Hawks game was on , blowing I think it was a 21 point lead and losing to the Chargers. In the intro the talk was about rookie sensation Curt Warner, Steve Largent, and how erratic Jim Zorn's form had been. The Cinderella, story started when we losing at home to the Steelers and Chuck Noll, replaced Zorn, with Dave Kreig and although we lost the game Kreig, ignited the offense and became the starter. After that it was just an amazing ride, first trip to the playoffs and two big wins. No one gave us a prayer against Dan Marino and the Dolphins . I remember before the game they interviewed this young couple, and the girl said "Seattle would have had a better chance if they didn't show up today " I cried when we lost to the Raiders, they just beat us up. I still think if Curt Warner, hadn't torn his ACL, we could have won the Superbowl in 84. In 86 I joined the Seahawkers, a British, run Hawks fan club, they would print a fanzine with news and stats, have a vote for our player of the year, Steve Largent, won it and we presented something to him in person and he was very gracious. To show our support we also presented a British flag to hang in the the Kingdome. My greatest Hawks, moments were finally seeing them play live, over here at Wembley I was seated right behind the Hawks bench. 2nd ,winning the Superbowl, which I freely admit I was too nervous to watch. And number 1, which will never be surpassed the day the late, great Paul Allen, may he rest in peace, bought the franchise from he who shall not be named. PA, saved the franchise and we will be forever grateful to him, a truly great owner unlike his predecessor. Take care, Go Hawks

Ya was it this year or the one after when they had franco harris ?

I swear there was a Whole Decade they didn't broadcast our games LOL

that happened every week. There was a 2-3 yr waiting list for season tickets.

you mean Dokie Williams? I would always say before watching that play , " where did his head go? " He just disappears when Fred Young hits him.

Knox former ram?

It would have been a close game. Washington was an explosive offense

If the same people running the nfl today were in charge back then they would have made sure the raiders lose

Steve largent i gonna be there I’m so exited!!

Zorn did that with Redskins lmao

@Rowdy Jr. Yeah, it creates so much animosity in the locker room. I love the game but the business is what kills it.

@@MySamoan1 curt Warner the best penn st rb besides larry Johnson unlike blaire Thomas and curtis Ennis just to name a few

@@ericsigersmith6067 Just learning about them. My Dad had posters when I was kid.

That redskins team had the points record till 98 vikings broke it and I wanna say 99 rams with the other kurt Warner lol

@@ericsigersmith6067 going into Super Bowl 18 could the Seahawks keep the game close

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@@Seahawks keep them coming the other yearbooks on here aren't as good as the team made ones , anymore or was 2013 the last one ?

@@Seahawks everyone loves the old school nfl films footage

Former rams coach ?

It's on here