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- I think I'll be picking Kenneth Walker because of the time we spent watching all of his college games together in the summer of 2022, after the Seahawks were heavily criticized for drafting him. I said at the time, and I'll say it again: To those people criticizing the pick, you're setting yourself up to fail. You're pre-determining that now you can't root for someone who is almost destined to become a fan favorite. Why do that to yourself? Just enjoy the show! I mean, I do think everything is open to criticism, including players and the team and draft picks. But you're really not going to feel good having to go back and explain why you hated the time the Seahawks drafted one of your favorite players.

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Great comment Maxx!

Maybe Joe is referencing me (I hope so), but I want on the bandwagon too!

There are Seahawks games that stick out more than others to me. The Tony Romo dropped snap, Beastquake, the tip, etc. etc. But the first home game against RW beating the Broncos, as huge underdogs, everyone in the world is saying the Hawks are crazy or the suck etc. etc. To win that game and to see Geno throw a TD on the first drive and the explosion of emotion. Was awesome. PC chomping his gum with a crooked smile. Felt similar to the old days. Add the interview after the game. Just incredibly memorable.

Also, the game last year when Drew Lock started and led a game winning drive against the Eagles and Geno was on the sidelines giving him the "put your backpack on" dance. Lock was emotional after the game and in the press conference afterwards talking about Geno and how good a teammate he is.

I am not sure why people relate what happens to someone at 21 years old to what happens to someone at 32 years old. Does that happen in any other job? Do people pigeonhole you if you are in sales and were terrible your first year out of college? So why are people surprised by his growth? Don't most people get better at their profession with experience and age?

Geno has a great story and seems to be a great guy and leader. But I don't think his story is done. He receives an amazing amount of lack of credit for Seahawks success and an inordinate amount of blame for Seahawks losses. And he takes it all in stride.

Give that man some help and then let's see how he plays. It's a joke to compare what Goff has in Detroit and what Hurts has in Philly to what Geno has to work with in Seattle.

Anyways, MAXX let me on the bandwagon!

Go Geno, Go Hawks

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