Engram nearly hit by NBC camera
Did you see it? NBC's overhead camera fell during the first quarter, nearly hitting Bobby Engram as he was walking to the sideline. The game was delayed 10 minutes, and then when the camera returned -- zooming overhead on those wires -- nobody on the Seahawks sideline wanted to stand underneath it. Then the ref said, "If any live ball were to touch the wires overhead, there will be a replay of the down, by rule." That's reassuring. Unbelievable.
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watching the game with a friend of mine, who knows football, but rarely watches the hawks, he wants to ask holmy how old wss he when he got dropped as a baby. 3rd & nine, & u run it, 4th & game why not the FG first? why no timeouts in the 1st half in Pittsburgh? R U really in the game?
Posted by: doug krieg | October 14, 2007 8:37 PM
Why does Mike continue to play injured players when there are perfectly capable players sitting on the bench? As much as I love Hasselbeck, why not put Seneca in when Hasselbeck got hurt yesterday? There is some talent on the bench and I'm curious why they aren't played. Alexander should be able to let his wrist heal as well.
Posted by: Sandy Brown | October 22, 2007 7:58 AM