The Zorn-Largent Connection | Seahawks Stories

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The next edition of Seahawks Stories takes a look back at the special bond between Seahawks Ring of Honor quarterback Jim Zorn and Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Steve Largent. Find out what how their friendship has grown from the first practice in 1976 until today.
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@CarebearMaster 4 года назад

Easily one of my favorite QB-WR combos of all time.

@paulrider725 4 года назад

My two childhood heroes were Zorn and Largent. It's so cool to see that they are really great guys and still best friends. Kids need good heroes and I'm thankful that I chose these two!

@Zorn76 4 года назад

That playoff win in Miami in the old Orange Bowl was magic. I was 14 back then, and had been following the team since '77, full fledged fan by '79. Jim Zorn even responded to my fan letter w a prefix response, along w autographing all the Sport Magazine (long now defunct) pics I'd cut out. Still have it to this day 40 yrs later. Go Hawks.

@marchochberg2230 Год назад

I was there

@davidclark8543 9 месяцев назад

I was 14 at the time we played at Miami in December of '83 as well! The 1st & only Seahawks playoff road victory for the next 29 years till the 2012 victory at Washington

@davidclark8543 9 месяцев назад

Very lucky to have had Zorn to Largent during the early days of the Hawks! The Kingdome rocked! Loved that era more than all the rest!

@82dorrin 3 года назад

As a proud Broncos' fan, I miss the old AFC West. That rivalry with the Seahawks was great. Those games in the Kingdome were always really tough.

@chappie_nottherobot 4 года назад

I can only imagine being one of the people waking past while this is happening. Two kings of the Pacific Northwest.

@Mr05Chuck 4 года назад

Same age as these two. Watching the old clips makes me feel old. Haha

@briankoski2532 4 года назад

Remember Eferen Herrera? The 'fake out' kicker?

@socrates0603 4 года назад

What an awesome video! As a kid, I was very sad when Jim Zorn was replaced by Dave Krieg. Playing backyard football with my friends, I WAS Zorn :)

@Seahawks 4 года назад

Are you a lefty too?

@socrates0603 4 года назад

@@Seahawks sadly no but my mom is if that counts :)

@robertm4735 4 года назад

@@socrates0603 😂👍

@tmsact Год назад

@@socrates0603 that counts!

@dreh1h1 3 года назад

Unbelievable men. Proud to be a Hawks fan

@axelfoley3376 4 года назад

So sad that I didn't get to see these guys play. Though Largent became my 5th Hawks jersey

@ToddBreda 4 года назад

I was lucky enough to grow up remembering the Zorn to Largent combo...Such class acts, these Seahawks Stories are fantastic. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Go Hawks!!

@Da13iG5eung 4 года назад

Another wonderful video! The Largent-Zorn tapes are just incredible and it's even better that these two are such swell guys. Love it. GO HAWKS!

@Sadiesoft 4 года назад

I made VHS recordings of these guys from the beginning. So good to see them and great to know they have this ever lasting friendship.

@82dorrin 3 года назад

As a Broncos fan, I really miss the old AFC West. That rivalry with the Seahwaks was great, and those games in the Kingdome were always intense.

@spockb1186 4 года назад

Talk about vintage memories. They should be great Hall of Famers!

@kirkvandegrift3015 4 года назад

Steve is HOF

@dumbcat 7 месяцев назад

these guys were so fun to watch! still remember losing my hearing as a kid when the adults in my family would scream during a game

@serenatatv4825 4 года назад

Yeah! Seahawks are fantastic

@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520 4 года назад

One of the BEST *quarterback to wide-receiver* duos, in the later part of the 70's, going into the 80's... It was sad how quickly Zorn's game declined going into the early 80's... Plus, once Dave Krieg became the Seahawks permanent starter, he had developed his own unique connection to Largent. Now Krieg did have this tendency to hang the ball up in the air, on slant routes which crossed the middle... and Largent took his fair share of nasty, cheap shot hits, because of that... Other than that issue, it was always clear as to why the team started seeing more success with Krieg under center (I am not saying he was the only reason, merely 1/5 the reason for the success in the 80's).

@Zorn76 4 года назад

Wow - look at those pups at 7:17

@terrytenley9327 2 года назад

As a kid that grew up watching football and playing it in a small town east of Seattle..see Leavenworth.. Then going on to be a forester graduate of the U oF W..1974.. I just could not really believe we had our own team.. I move to the east Coast in 1975 but I hung on to the Seahawks.. I was bred as a raider fan cause nothing else was close.. the 49ers were losers back then.. so I love the raiders and Steelers..all afc teams.. but still the Seahawks were my instant favorite finally.. I am sure so many loved this pair..they rewrote many records and for me it’s was the best.. These two gave us all goose bumps for what they did on and off the field.. thx guys .. so many will never forget you and the joy we all had back then.. 😁😍👍☺️

@jasonaaroe9114 4 года назад

I would say the wilson-Lockett connection is the remake of the zorn-largent connection.

@VonRye Год назад

Jim Zorn was my favorite player when I was in high school. I got to meet him at a road game in KC my Junior year. Man, I loved the Seahawks back then.

@getbk_5452 4 года назад

Largent, always wide open 👊🏽 #GoHawks

@144wychwood 9 месяцев назад

Really enjoyed this. The Raiders were my intro to NFL but soon fell in love with young, exciting Seahawks. Love watching these guys back in the day.

@spy1965 10 месяцев назад

Zorn & Largent in a '71 bug arriving at the Kingdome before a game @ 11:20...priceless. Bosworth....

@n8_sh00ts8 4 года назад

Great Seahawks. Loved seeing DK pay homage to Steve Largent on opening weekend.

@82dorrin 3 года назад

As a Broncos fan, I really miss the old AFC West. That rivalry with the Seahwaks was great, and those games in the Kingdome were always intense.

@Patrick-tx9rh 2 года назад

This is how became a Seahawks fan! Zorn to Largent!

@deplorabledee5567 4 года назад

Andy Sandell (RIP) and I were the first electricians to build Carillion Point!!

@yowspisaac6113 Год назад

Y’all got the rare highlights and film in this !! Release some more and or full games please.

@mistaman2361 4 года назад

Awesome, thx for this!!

@N8iVEaf 4 года назад

How lucky they played for the SEAHAWKS. Dynamic duo 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@lisavelasquez7869 4 года назад

TY, SeaFam! ♡☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆♡

@kurtschnuit1167 4 года назад

Sure is nice to hear the voice of Pete Gross.

@bigbige559 4 года назад

Legends.

@retromediaguy 2 года назад

I dont know how many times that I said 'Zorn to Largent' when I would pretend play when I was 10 years old.

@marknan5352 Год назад

Largent : no stick em , no special gloves , just great hands.

@NO_OPEC_NO_PROBLEM 2 года назад

Well done vIdeo of a couple of Seahawk legends. Sucks that XFL is dead (or on hold) as it would be awesome to see Zorn as head coach of Sea Dragons.

@kirkvandegrift3015 4 года назад

steves like 7-11, always open

@ReklawLah 4 года назад

No water during training camp... how did anyone even survive?

@seekanddestroy7343 3 года назад

" How did Steve Largent get so wide open?" Cause that's what Steve does. I always heard that Largent may not have been the fastest man on the field, but he was the quickest. The man was a Master at running routes.