My New Jersey

For my vote, I’d probably go Okung. But there’s no guarantee of any of these players become legendary, great, or even good. But he seems solid, and even if he ends up at right tackle eventually, I think he’s the steady sort of guy who will remain in Seattle for the long term.

It’s awesome that you can find jerseys at Good-Will. Being a California Seahawks-fan, I don’t get that opportunity.

My sister bought me a jersey, and it’s the only one I own. The guy at the shop steered her away from the current guys, and said she should go classic: so I have Zorn. Not the one I would have picked, but it works. How does Zorn work out on the taboo players list? Seems like as a former player and coach for the team, he’d be safe, but who knows?

But the most exciting one is probably going to be Tate and it’s always fun to go with your gut.

He’s cooler anyway.

If you don’t mind people coming up to you asking you for weed that is. And if Anthony McCoy fails you can always say it’s a Matt McCoy jersey that came with the wrong number.

But screw safe, this is where you go with your gut.

I’m getting an Earl Thomas jersey myself. I loved the kid before the draft and will nervously look forward to admiring him in Seahawks blue. Besides, my own first name is Thomas.

Attempting the double enclosed parenthesis sets as if you were writing a “literary equation” was spectacular!!! I have never seen it attempted in any major publication. You just forgot to close one of your parenthesis sets…

Both were acquired through Goodwill (with my approval that those were not taboo players) though I warned her about Branch.)

You cannot stop Captain Morgan…. You can only hope to contain him (with a closed parenthesis set).

But I’m waiting until he’s signed long-term.

If it’s gotta be a 2010 rookie: Tate or Thomas.

but I think I’m gonna go throw back and get a Jacob Green or Rufus Porter..maybe even a Cortez.

We expect Okung and Thomas to be good, neither should be excellent but they will learn and improve over the season (if every thing goes to according to plan.) It is up to Tate and Chancellor how good they are. If they can elevate their play they will look better, taller in a room with a low ceiling so to speak.

I still wear my Alexander jersey, his sticking around too long was the F.O.’s fault.

with the name “2BIG2FAIL”

But he’s in the best hands.

I’m thinking Thomas.

Not this year, not likely. But soon, and for the rest of our lives.

Is there a market for ironic jerseys? Wearing the “worst players in team history” jerseys could be funny. It could suggest that there is no one on the current team worth buying a jersey for, and we’d rather wear a Mirer or McGwire jersey than a Julius Jones one. After a year to prove themselves, the rookies seem like a better bet.

any Seahawk fan owning/wearing a “12 FAN” Jersey. Am I a judgmental prick for my disliking of this to the point that I question the persons “fandom”?

So I finally just splurged on one of my top 3 favorite Seahawks of all time.

late bloomer -he’s only 22…

This year will be Forsett. Next season (‘11) leaning Hawthorne. This draft class? I’m feeling Kam, we’ll see. As an adult I generally avoid the biggest, names which is a shame because E.T. is going to be a super star, looking forward. When I was younger it was all Largent and Easley.

I’ve not yet found a Golden Tate #81 jersey. That’s likely my next one. I’ll be a bit patient, like I was last year in waiting on Curry or the year before on Carlson. I haven’t bought Curry or Carlson, yet. Carlson would have been simply because he was the best offensive player we had at the time and I passed. Curry is still on my wish-list, though I haven’t pulled the trigger yet. I need to see and begin to admire a player before I can rationalize wearing (and purchasing) a jersey of his. I’m torn between Earl Thomas and Tate at this moment. If I weren’t my own thin self, I might think Okung. Alas, they should only sell Okung jersey’s in XXXL. :)

My next one will be Hasselbeck’s as soon as he retires.