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Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Posted by Frank Hughes @ 12:35:24 pm
3 Reggie Hodges
Categories: Seahawks Roster
• 25 comments
COMMENTS:
What? No 12 or 80?
Glad to see 37 or 38 not handed out just yet.  Comment by toughguy5128 @ 13:19 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008 
I was going to say, who's claiming 37?
Comment by stormshadow @ 13:23 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
That's pretty cool that Red Bryant is going to wear his father-in-law's number 79.
Comment by Mikestef77 @ 13:24 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Red Bryant got Jacob Greens #... very cool
Comment by Bernie42 @ 13:28 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Unrelated: I just saw that Robbie Tobeck got inducted into the Pacific Northwest Football Hall of Fame this week:
http://is.gd/b4x Comment by Tomahawker @ 13:28 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Both 37 and 38 will be Ring of Honor players, for sure. They will probably let those jersies slide for bit.
Tomahawker Comment by RichmondHawk @ 13:32 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Well we can rest the "julius jones is getting kelly jennings 21 jersey" theory now.
Comment by stormshadow @ 14:05 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
I'm guessing they're just letting Jonathan Lewis wear #96 for mini/training camps since he's not expected to make the final roster.
Curious as to why Duckett hasn't been assigned a # yet. I hope he doesn't get #45
Comment by RichmondHawk @ 14:14 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Who use to wear #45? Maybe he's holding out for his old college #, 8?
Comment by area51hawkfan @ 14:29 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
I thought the jersey #'s 80, 96, 45 were off limits to new players, are the Ring of Honor players jersey numbers that are there but "not available"? Are there any Hawks jerseys retired other than #12 I can't remember?? I thought they retired Largnets # when he was inducted into the hall of fame... Help!! I can't find anything online.
I think the Hawks are going to keep people from useing #37 and hope one day he comes back and retires a Hawk, kinda like the M's are doing with #24 and JR, lol!! Oh wait, that could happen... Yes!! Comment by area51hawkfan @ 14:38 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Never mind found the info, #12 & #80 only retired jersey numbers for the team. There should be 3, Tez should be a Hall of Famer and have is number retired.
Comment by Oly @ 15:01 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Who use to wear #45?
Kenny Easley. And that number should be off limits until it gets retired. I'm usually hesitant to retire jerseys, but Easley's dominance, combined with the poor treatment he got from the Hawks, makes me wish the Hawks would honor him by retiring the number. Comment by Tomahawker @ 15:22 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Tez was a finalist this last year for the Hall but did not make it in. He will, though.
Largent's number was retired, but was brought out of retirement, when Rice asked Largent if he could use it, when he played for the Seahawks. Tomahawker Comment by vbhawkfan @ 15:25 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Absolutely no use of #45. Anybody who doesn't know Easley should do themselves a favor and try and find old video. He ruled the field like few have. Seeing the list also makes me a major Coutu fan. If Mare can scramble behind the line for 30 seconds before kicking a FG, he can wear #10.
Comment by BobbyK @ 16:31 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Agreed! Kenny Easley is/was the man! My... FAVORITE... Hawk... EVER!!!
While I love guys like Walt, Curt Warner, Hass, Largent, Hutch (I can like who I want to like!), Mack, etc. I don't have any of them in the class I have Easley in, in my mind at least. He was also the only guy who sent me an autographed photo when I was a little kid writing fan mail. Very cool. Comment by johneerocket @ 19:20 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Red Bryant with #79, cool.
#45 should be retired, I have very fond memories of Easley, and his incredible level of play. Here is a great video, summarizing Easley's career. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quxbCQ4m8Ww Enjoy Comment by rramstad @ 19:28 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
It's not really up to the Seahawks to decide who's numbers are retired or not. The NFL owners have been asked by the NFL Players Association to NOT retire a number unless that player is in the Hall of Fame. There are teams with many HoFers and if they were also retiring jerseys from other significant players, they'd have trouble finding enough numbers to go around. That and it's a buzz kill if you are a top five draft choice and you go to a team that has your number retired.
So #45, #38, sure, but they need to be Hall of Famers first, and THEN the Seahawks can decide to retire the jersey. Not before. Comment by chuck_easton @ 19:47 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
What number was TJ last season? He must be holding out for either the player that currently has his number to be cut or he's in negotiations to buy the number off the current owner.
Comment by BobbyK @ 20:22 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
johneerocket - Thanks, man! That video was awesome!!!
Comment by Just me @ 20:31 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
You shouldn't get a # retired unless you retire as one of the ALL time greats of the NFL not just your team. The ring of honor is a different item. If they want to hold back those Numbers for awhile great but not retire them.
Comment by sfarrand @ 20:33 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Wow... ther'es a blast from the past... I haven't really thought about Kenny Easley for a while... but yeah, he was a really awesome player...
I find it ineresting that TJ doesn't have a number assigned at this point... Cool that O. Schmitt got his college number... Comment by hawk9680 @ 20:42 - Thursday, May 1st, 2008
This is a disappiontment. I honestly thought seeing Jackson wasn't wearing 96 no one else would. This guy that currently has it had better change his number! So Tez the respect he needs and deserves. Thanks tez for the great memories!
Comment by jammer @ 09:52 - Friday, May 2nd, 2008
Thanks for that youtube on Easley, much appreciated. He was special and rare and still unrecognized as the true HoF guy that he should be thought of by the whole football world, I know Woodson thinks so and has said so many times. Easley truly was was a great football player. He was a pleasure to watch play and is a huge part of why I love this team. He wasn't the only player that got hurt by medications for pain and probably won't be the last by a long shot. Kenny Easley should be in the HOF!
Comment by holmgrenfan @ 08:24 - Thursday, May 15th, 2008
Comment by holmgrenfan@ 0815-Thursday,May 15th 2008
I really feel for the coaches, fans, family members who have to hear of someone on the team made a mistake,you"d think that all the other teams that have these mistakes, that everyone would take heed.It could be as simple as having a limo take you where you want to go out.I have done that and I am just a regular human being but as I say that I have also learned the hard way and had to make my fair share of apologies to my family, and friends.I just hope all goes well with the Seahawks and want to wish Mr. Holmgren the best for his last season and we will miss him!!!I just wish Lofa the best cause he is the # that I proudly wear for a jersey. Comments are not allowed from anonymous visitors. Please login or register to comment. |
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Frank Hughes took over the Seahawks beat and Seahawks Insider blog in July of 2007. Hughes covered the Sonics for The News Tribune from 1997-2007. Frank also contributes to ESPN.com, KJR-AM radio and Pro Sports Exchange. In 2005, Frank co-authored "Slick Watts's Tales from the Seattle SuperSonics." Frank lives in Seattle with his wife, two sons and yellow lab. News Tribune columnist Dave Boling and sports reporters Ryan Divish and Darrin Beene also contribute to the Seahawks Insider blog. Category
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