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Could Seattle Seahawks QB Struggle In 2016 After Wedding To Pop Singer?
Could Seattle Seahawks QB Struggle In 2016 After Wedding To Pop Singer?
Athlete-celebrity power couples have long been part of American culture, going as far back as former New York Yankees slugger Joe DiMaggio and film star Marilyn Monroe in the early 1950s.Back then tabloids tirelessly covered the Yankee Clipper and former Playboy pinup girl and actress, paving the way for the celebrity-driven, TMZ culture of today.The latest example of the entertainment and sports worlds colliding is Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and R&B singer Ciara Harris, who tied the knot earlier this month in England after a year-long, very public courtship.
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Seattle Seahawks don't have a sneaky offensive strength
Seattle Seahawks don't have a sneaky offensive strength
The Seattle Seahawks don't do things halfway.Either, they beat you over the head with their greatness (see: former Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch) or they aren't very good at it at all (see: the entire offensive line).Well, at least, that was the message from ESPN's NFL stat guru Aaron Schatz.
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Seattle Seahawks celebrate Boeing's 100th birthday
Seattle Seahawks celebrate Boeing's 100th birthday
Happy Centennial Anniversary, @Boeing!#Boeing100 pic.twitter.com/8PFxDrfz1Y — Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) July 15, 2016Boeing, a Seattle-based commercial airplane designer and the Seattle Seahawks, a Seattle-based football squad, have had a long, fruitful relationship.So, it's not shocking at all that the Seahawks would double down on contributing to Boeing's 100th birthday bash.
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Seattle Seahawks sneaky good at preventing yards after the catch
Seattle Seahawks sneaky good at preventing yards after the catch
Earlier in the week, we learned that the Seattle Seahawks offense doesn't have much in the way of surprise talents, but would a similar fate befall the defense?As it turns out, the answers is no -- all thanks to the Legion of Boom and textbook tackling.When ESPN's NFL stats wizard Aaron Schatz took a look at each team's sneaky-good talent on defense, that's where the numbers led him.
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