Pick your play of the game and Nate's return is hard to beat. But Seneca Wallace running the two minute drill to perfection was a treat to watch. After having a hard time moving the ball, when pressed to action the QB made intelligent decisions and, in my opinion, his pass to DJack sealed the deal. And while the Hawks offense got the job done on that last drive, the defense should be proud of standing up and shutting down the Rams when a stop was needed. And thanks to Mr. Josh Brown. Mr. Josh "Clutch" Brown. Wait, one last thing: a big slapping high five to the coaching staff for deciding to put number 81 back to return punts.

Jerramy Stevens scores on a pass from Seneca Wallace in the 2nd.

Holder Ryan Plackemeier celebrates as he watches Josh Brown's winning field goal.

Brown walks off the field after kicking the game winner.

2 Comments

Brian from Tri-Cities said:

Man, what an exciting game to watch! Talk about a nail-biter. But...WE WON!!

GO SEAHAWKS!!!

November 13, 2006 12:57 PM

Bryan said:

I think this post represents the actual very well. The actual being how well Nate Burelson performed in the game against the Rams.This virutal representationis done by the pictures of Nate running the punt back and a touchdown celebration which means he scored. I think the pictures are a good representation of the actual.

November 18, 2006 1:16 PM

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