Be CRT EG 1979 Facts BookTABLE OF CONTENTS 1979 Schedule . . Inside Front Cover Seahawks Directory . BE aaatabie 2 Herman Sarkowsky ... -3 John Thompson . a5 Front Office Biographies 5-14 Seahawks Highlight Film matt Wack Patera .: ccs crs cores 13. Assistant Coaches Biographies . 14-16 Cutdown Dates .. - Ticket Information . ao Outlook ........... - 18-20 Pronunciation Guide Veteran Biographies Saisie Press Will Call ..........-.-.0005- Media Line ...... Seahawks Road Hotels Rookie Biographies ... First-Year and Rookie Roste! Veteran Roster . Depth Chart ... Numerical Roster .. National Radio and Televes Opponents .. 1979 Schedule Difficulty . 1978 Statistics . 1978 Game Summaries | 1978 Standings . How 1978 Seahawks Were Built 1978 Individual Honors .......... +103 Attendance Summary - Chronology ..... 05- 107 All-Time Roster . . . 108-109 Allocation and Draft Summaries 110-114 TAGES 5. sche nieie eae Kingdome..... Kirkland Complex Training Camp .. Radio-Television es Records.........+6 117-130 Year-by-Year Leaders ..... Top Individual Performances Top Opponent Performances All-Time Scores ... es : { 1979 NFL Schedule 136-140 1979 NFL Air Miles . feral natea araaes ola ae ere Sams 140 On The Sidelines. . . J... Inside Back Cover MEDIA INFORMATION We hope this media guide will be of some assistance during the Seattle Seahawks 1979 season. Public relations is a high priority with the Seahawks and if our Public Relations Office staff of Don Andersen, Gary Wright and Sandy Gregory can help you throughout the year, please feel free to call upon us. Media cre- dential requests should be made in writing to Don Andersen, 5305 Lake Washington Blvd., Kirkland, WA 98033. * Don Andersen, Public Relations Director, home phone (206) 641-3807 + Gary Wright, Publicity Director, home phone (206) 821-6091 The Facts Book is published by the Seattle Seahawks, 5305 Lake Washington Bivd., Kirkland. WA 98033. Copyright © 1979 by the: Seattle Seahawks. All rights reserved. 1SEAHAWKS DIRECTORY Offices ........5305 Lake Washington Bivd.. Kirkland, WA 98033 Telephone .- (206) 827-9777 Ticket Office (206) 827-9766 Home Field . Kingdome (64,757) Colors .... . Blue, Green, Silver Conference . ‘American Football Conference (Western Division) OWNERSHIP The Seattle Seahawks are owned by a group of prominent Seattle businessmen in a general partnership. Herman Sarkowsky serves as the Managing General Partner ADMINISTRATION General Manager . John Thompson Assistant General Manager .. . Mark Duncan Assistant to the General Manager ... Mike Keller Business Manager ........ .. Bob Anderson Secretary ... Sharon Davidson Bookkeeper . . Arlene Peterson Receptionist... soris-s-sresneeaenes +.. Ruth Moyer SCOUTING Director of Player Personnel . Dick Mansperger Director of Pro Scouting ... . Chuck Allen Staff Scouts . Charlie Garcia, Ralph Goldston, Charlie Hall, Vic Lindskog Training Camp Director, Scouting Assistant .. Rick Thompson Secretary Becky Ives, Linda Murel Ticket Director .co.csandceatacnsemtye coe tenses ar Chuck Velte Assistant Ticket Director ... James Nagaoka Director of Group Sales, Special Events .. Bob Ferguson GtaT Seinen ateen ew oats aro Kathleen McGinnis. Jodi Zimbelman, Debbie Nye, Katie Kennelly PUBLIC RELATIONS Director of Public Relations + Don Andersen Director of Publicity. ...... .. Gary Wright Public Relations Assistant . Sandy Gregory Staff Assistant . Dave Neubert FOOTBALL . Bruce Scott Jim Whitesel Head Trainer . Assistant Trainer. . Equipment Manager ... . Tim Ryan Assistant Equipment Manager Earl Leggett, Jr. Film Director . . Thom Fermstad Secretary . _ Mary Lou Metsch Team Physici -ErnestM. Burgess, Dr. Walter Krengel, Dr. James Trombold sss... Dr. Robert L. Flennaugh Ken Ariz Team Dentist Staff Assistant Head Coach . ... Jack Patera Defensive Coach, Linebackers .... Larry Peccatiello Offensive Coach, Quarterbacks-Receivers ........ Jerry Rhome Defensive Backs sun . Jack Christiansen Offensive Backs Andy MacDonald Defensive Line .. ... dim Mora Offensive Line .. . Howard Mudd Special Teams....... . Rusty TillmanHERMAN SARKOWSKY Managing General Partner Herman Sarkowsky, the Seahawks’ Managing General Partner, carries a strong combination of business exper- ience and sports management knowl- edge. Prior te investing in the Sea- hawks, Sarkowsky served as President of the Portland Trail Blazers of the National Basketball Association. In addition to helping build the Trail Blazers to their NBA championship in 1977, Sarkowsky has long been active in thoroughbred breeding and racing He has served as a member of the Betiingion State Racing Commission Sarkowsky currently serves on two National Football League committees, the Finance Committee and the Retirement Board. In addition to his sports activities, Sarkowsky is the former Presi- dent of United Homes Corporation; former Vice Chairman of Levitt and Sons, Inc.; and is a lifetime member of the board of the National Association of Home Builders, He is currently on the Board of Directors of Glass Rock Products, Inc., CHG Inter- national and Cimarron Homes, Inc Also active in community affairs, Sarkowsky is a Board Member of the Seattle Foundation and Seattle Symphony along with being a past President and a Board Member of PONCHO. A graduate of the University of Washington, he is the former National Chair- man of the UW Alumni Fund and past President of the UW Presi- dents Club.Samia:JOHN THOMPSON General Manager Appointed: Named General Manager of the Seattle Seahawks on March 6, 1975. Following the Seahawks’ 9-7 season last year, Thompson was named NFL Executive of the Year by The Sporting News. In addition to serving as the Seahawks’ General Manager, he is on two National Foot- ball League committees — College-Pro Relations Committee, and the Pre- Season Schedule Committee. NFL Experience: His first NFL position was as Publicity Director of the Minnesota Vikings, when the club was formed in 1960, Thompson later served as Assistant General ‘Manager of the Vikings before assuming the position of Assistant fo the President of the National Football Conference in 1970. In 1971, he became the first full-time Executive Director of the NFL's _ Management Council. Previous Experience: Prior to moving into professional football, Thompson was Sports Information Director at the University of Washington. College: He graduated from the University of Washington as a | Journalism major. j High School: Attended South Bend High School in South Bend, _ Washington Personal: Thompson and his wife Mimi are residents of Mercer Island, a Seattle suburb. They have three children, Rick, a graduate of Hamline (Minn.) University and the Seahawks’ Train- ing Camp Director; Mike, a graduate of Colorado College; and Kathi, a graduate of Washington State University. MARK DUNCAN eereent General Manager Mark Duncan carries 23 years of Na- tional Football League experience with his position of Assistant General Manager with the Seahawks. He assumed his duties with Seattle in April of 1975 and is credited with the plan- ning and directing of the club's Kirkland office and practice complex. Before coming to Seattle, he was Director of Player Personnel with the Los Angeles Rams for two years. Duncan spent 10 years in the NFL off lice as Director of Personnel and Supervisor of Officials before Moving to Los Angeles. He broke into the NFL as an assistant coach with the San Francisco 49ers (1955-62). A member of the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, Duncan played college football and basketball at Denver University and then served as an assis- tant football coach at Colorado College and Denver before being named head coach at his alma mater in 1946. He was anassistant football coach and head baseball coach at Colorado State before Joining the 49ers. 5DON ANDERSEN Director of Public Relations Don Andersen is in his fourth year as the Seahawks’ Director of Public Rela- tions. Andersen joined the Seattle staff in December of 1975 after serving two years in the World Football League, first as Vice President of Public Rela- tions for the league office and thenina similar capacity for the Southern Cali- fornia Sun. Prior to moving into profes- sional football, Andersen was the Director of the Athletic News Service \A at the University of Southern California for seven years. While at USC, he served as press manager for five Rose Bowl games, two NCAA basketball championship tournaments and as color commentator of USC radio broadcasts. Prior to joining USC in 1967, Andersen was an administrator with the California Interscholastic Federation for four years. DICK MANSPERGER Director of Player Personnel Dick Mansperger is in his fifth year as Director of Player Personnel with the Seattle Seahawks. One of the first employees hired by the Seahawks, Mansperger came to Seattle from Dallas, where he had been Director of Player Personnel since 1972. Prior to being promoted, Mansperger had been - a Dallas scout for six years. After play- ie ing under Dan Devine and Frank Kush Sat, at Arizona State, Mansperger joined = the ASU coaching staff in 1958 and later became head coach at Palo Verde, Calif., J.C. for two years. He coached at West Texas State in 1961 and returned to Arizona State in 1962. Mansperger then joined the UCLA coaching staff for the 1963 and 1964 seasons. He went to Dallas as a scout for one year and then coached a season at lowa (1966) before re- turning to the Cowboys. CHUCK ALLEN Director of Pro Scouting Chuck Allen is in his fifth year as a member of the Seattle Seahawks staff, He joined the organization in June of 1975 as Director of Pro Scouting. A former all-coast and all-conference player at the University of Washington, Allen was an assistant coach with the Huskies (1973-74) prior to taking his current position. Allen played nine sea- sons with the San Diego Chargers and was named to the All-American Foot- ball League team in 1961 as a rookie. He was a second-team choice in 1964. During his playing career, Allen served as the Chargers’ defensive captain. He spent 1970, 1971 and part of the 1972 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers and finished his career in 1972 with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was selected to the All-Time All-Northwest team in 1976 for his play at the University of Washington and in professional football, 6BOB ANDERSON Business Manager Bob Anderson is in his third year as Business Manager for the Seattle Seahawks. Helped in instituting acom- puter system for Seahawks ticket department. A Certified Public Accountant, Anderson was with Niemi, Holland and Scott for four years prior to joining the Seahawks. He also worked for Arthur Andersen and Com- pany in Portland for four years. Ander- son is a graduate of Central Washing- ton State College in Ellensburg, Wash | A native of the state, he was born in Wenatchee and attended Rainier Beach High School in Seattle. THOM FERMSTAD Film Director Thom Fermstad became the Seattle Seahawks Film Director in April of 1976. Fermstad came to Seattle after three years as the Minnesota Vikings’ Assistant Film Director. He has also worked on nature documentaries and short dramatic presentations in Seattle and the Minnesota area. This off- season, he produced Paper Route, a 15-minute dramatic short story. Ferm- stad has also had experience in starting film labs in Minneapolis. Prior to join- ing the Vikings, he was in the army and served a tour of duty in Viet Nam. BOB FERGUSON Dir. of Group Sales, Special Events Bob Ferguson, who has worked in the Seahawks scouting and ticket depart- ments since July of 1975, assumed his duties as Director of Group Sales and Special Events in June of 1978. Fergu- son was a three-year football letterman at the University of Washington and earned first team All-Coast honors in 1971 and 1972 asa linebacker. He grad- uated with a degree in Radio and Tele- vision Communications, Following his collegiate career, he had tryouts with the San Diego Chargers and Los Angeles Rams. He is a graduate of Federal Way High School in Federal Way, Wash. SEAHAWKS HIGHLIGHT FILM Contenders, the Seahawks highlight film from the 1978 season, is available to groups through the Seattle Seahawks Public Relations Office. Any group wishing to view the film should contact Sandy Gregory at the Sea- hawks, 5305 Lake Washington Bivd., Kirkland, WA 98033, or call (206) 827-9777MIKE KELLER Asst. to the General Manager Mike Keller is in his fifth year as a member of the Seahawks organization and was promoted to the post of Assist- ant to the General Manager in June of 1978. He had previously been a staff scout. A third-round draft choice by Dallas in 1972 after an All-America career as a defensive end at Michigan, Keller spent the 1973 season on Dallas’ injured reserve list and worked in the Cowboys scouting department under . the direction of Dick Mansperger, now Seattle's Director of Player Personnel. The following year he joined Dallas as a full-time scout and then joined the Seahawks in May of 1975. EARL LEGGETT, JR. Assistant Equipment Manager Earl Leggett, Jr., who served as visiting clubhouse attendant in 1976, is in his second year as Assistant Equip- ment Manager. He is the son of Earl Leggett. former Seattle defensive line coach. The 23-year-old Leggett worked in the Texas Christian Univer- sity equipment room for two years and then spent two seasons assisting the Southern California Sun equipment staff JAMES NAGAOKA Assistant Ticket Director James Nagaoka joined the Seahawks staff in June of 1978 as Assistant Ticket Director. Prior to joining the Seattie staff, he was Assistant Director of Ticket Sales and Promotion at the University of Washington, a position he held since April of 1976. A graduate of the University of Washington, he is the former President of Husky Winter Sports and worked asa public relations consultant for Goodrich, Snyder and Ohlenkamp, a public relations firm in ing the Washington staff. TIM RYAN Equipment Manager Tim Ryan, former assistant equipment manager with the Los Angeles Rams, is in his third season with the Seattle Seahawks as Equipment Manager. Ryan accepted his current position in January of 1977. Ryan, 25-years-old, was an assistant equipment manager with the Rams for six years and worked with the National Football Conference squad in the 1977 Pro Bowl game held in Seattle 8BRUCE SCOTT Trainer Bruce Scott is in his fourth year as head trainer with the Seattle Seahawks after four years as assistant trainer with the Detroit Lions. In addition to his re- gular duties, Scott coordinates the club's off-season weight training pro- gram. He attended Ball State University and the D.T. Watson School of Physi- atrics in Leetsdale, Pa., prior to becom- ing assistant trainer at the University of Washington. After three years at the University of Washington, he spent one year as head trainer at the University of Arkansas prior to joining the Lions. He is a member of the Certified Athletic Trainers Association | RICK THOMPSON | Training Camp Director Rick Thompson joined the Seattle Seahawks staff in 1975 and has assisted the scouting department until June of 1978 when he assumed the position of Training Camp Director Thompson also assists the scouting department. He is a graduate of Ham- line University in St. Paul, Minn., where 5 he earned a degree as a Sports Admin- istration major As an undergraduate, Thompson worked for the Minnesota | o Vikings for five years. A graduate of Lincain High School in Bloomington, Minn, Thompson played high school football with linebacker Monte Johnson of the Oakland Raiders and linebacker Tom Ruud of the Buffalo Bills. | CHUCK VELTE | Ticket Director ‘Chuck Velte is in his third year as the Seahawks’ Ticket Director. Helped ini- tiaté computer system for Seahawks ticket operation. He is the Seahawks | representative to the Kirkland Cham- | ber of Commerce. Prior to joining Seattle, he was with Northwest Orient Airlines where he had been in that company's sales offices since 1973. * During that time he handled commer- cial accounts, group sales tours. pro- | motions and travel agency relations. Velte had been with Northwest Orient since 1966 in various capacities, He served as a member on the Alaska Committee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and was program chairman of the executive committee of the Alaska Visitors Association A licensed private pilot, Velte is a graduate of St. Thomas College in St. Paul, Minnesota 9JIM WHITESEL Assistant Trainer Jim Whitesel is in his fourth season @s assistant trainer with the Seattle Seahawks. Prior to joining the Sea- hawks, Whitesel was head trainer at Seattle Pacific College for two years. He has also worked as an assistant trainer at Washington State and the University of Washington. Whitesel is a UW graduate and earned his Masters Degree in Sports Medicine. He is a member of the Certified Athletic Trainers Association. Whitesel grad- uated from Franklin Pierce High School in Parkland, Wash. GARY WRIGHT Director of Publicity Gary Wright is in his fourth year as Director of Publicity for the Seattle Seahawks. He joined the club after two years in the same capacity with the World Football League and Southern California Sun. He has also worked as Vice President of Operations for the Phoenix Racquets of World Team Tennis. Wright was Sports Information Director at Long Beach State for four years. While at Long Beach. he also served as color commentator for foot- ball and basketball radio broadcasts. Wright has also been a high school football coach and journalism instructor. SCOUTING STAFF CHARLES GARCIA Staff Scout Charles Garcia, a former scout for CEPO, is in his fourth season asa staff scout. Garcia played at Prairie View and graduated in 1957. After one year as athletic director and head coach at Cuero, Tex., High School, Garcia spent three years in the Army. He then served as head coach and athletic director at Hitchcock, Tex., and follow- ed that as defensive coordinator at 4 Pinkston High in Dallas, Tex. Prior to y joining CEPO in 1972, Garcia was defensive coordinator at Bishop College for four seasons. 10RALPH GOLDSTON Staff Scout Ralph Goldston, in his fourth year as a staff scout, came to the Sea- hawks from the Chicago Bears, where he had been offensive backfield coach. Goldston played college foot- ball at Indiana and Youngstown State and then was drafted by the Phila- delphia Eagles in 1952. He played four years with the Eagles and then nine seasons with Hamilton in the Canadian Football League. He closed out his ca- reer with Montreal of the CFL in 1965. Goldston served as defensive coach for Montreal from 1966 _ through 1969 and then scouted for the Giants. He then coached at ety (1971-72) and Colorado (1973) before going to the ears. CHARLIE HALL | Staff Scout Charlie Hall is in his third year as a member of the Seattle organization as a staff scout. Prior to joining the Seahawks he was with the QUADRA scouting combine for six years. Prior to joining QUADRA, Hall was Director of Player Personnel for five years with the Houston Oilers. After graduating from Whittier College, Hall coached at Bellflower, Calif., High School and Gerritos Junior College in Norwalk, Calif., before joining John McKay's | staff at the University of Southern California. He was an assistant under McKay from 1960 through 1965. | VIC LINDSKOG Staff Scout Vic Lindskog joined the Seattle scout- ing staff in 1977 after 13 years as a scout with QUADRA. Lindskog joined QUADRA in 1964 after a career as a player and coach in professional foot- ball. Prior to breaking into scouting he was an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Rams from 1961 through 1963. He also coached for four years with the British Columbia Lions of the Cana- dian Football League and three sea- sons with the Philadelphia Eagles after playing with the Eagles for eight years. Lindskog played his college football at Stanford and coached at Stanford for two years Prior to signing as a player with Philadelphia. WJACK PATERA Head Coach Seahawks: Named head coach of the Seattle Seahawks Jan. 3, 1976. Patera originally signed a three-year contract and was given an extension through the 1980 season after his second year Patera was named NFL Coach of the Year by Associated Press. The Sport- News, the Touchdown Club of Wash- ington, D.C., and the Seattle Gold Helmet board of selectors following last season's 9-7 campaign. Patera was i also named AFC Coach of the Year by Kansas City 101 Club. Patera coached the Seahawks to a 2-12 Season in their first year of operation and fallowed that up with a 5-9 mark in 1977. Seattle's 1977 and 1978 win totals established NFL expansion records for second and third-year teams, re- spectively. Coaching Experience: Patera’s first coaching assignment was as defensive line coach for the Los Angeles Rams, where he coached the original Fearsome Foursome of Lamar Lundy, David (Deacon) Jones, Rosey Grier and Merlin Olsen. He left the Rams in 1967 to coach the defensive line for the New York Giants and then joined the Minnesota Vikings coaching staff in 1969. At Minnesota, he coached another of pro football's great defensive lines, the Purple People Eaters of Jim Marshall, Carl Eller, Alan Page and Gary Larsen. During his tenure with the Vikings, Minne- S0ta played in three Super Bowls and four National Football Con- ference championship games and compiled a 76-22 regular season record Pro Playing Experience: A fourth-round draft choice of the Balti- more Colts, Patera played from 1955 through 1957 with the Colts He then played two years, 1958 and 1959, with the Chicago Cardi- fals before closing out his career with the expansion Dallas Cowboys in 1960 and 1961. A guard and linebacker during his seven years in the NFL, Patera intercepted five passes and re- covered four fumbles during his career. College: Patera graduated from the University of Oregon in 1955 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. He lettered four Seasons under Len Casanova from 1951 through 1954 and earned All-Pacific Coast Conference honors in 1954. He culminated his collegiate career with performances in the College All-Star. Hula Bowl and East-West games High School: A graduate of Washington High in Portland, Oregon, Patera lettered three years as a tackle Personal: Married the former Susan Bennett. They have four children, Michael, 23; Mary 20; John 17; and Beth, 16. The Pateras reside on Mercer Island, a suburb of Seattle. He has two brothers who have been active in athletics, Dennis and Ken. Dennis was a kicker with the San Francisco 49ers in 1968, while Ken isa former Olympic weightlifter and current professional wrestler. He was born August 1, 1933, in Bismarck, North Dakota CUTDOWN DATES National Football League clubs will observe the follow- ing cutdown dates for the 1979 season: Rosters must be trimmed to 60 players by August 14; 50 players by August 21, and 45 players by August 27 13LARRY PECCATIELLO Defensive Coach, Linebackers Larry Peccatiello is in his second sea- son directing the Seattle defense and his fourth season as linebacker coach. Before coming to Seattle, Peccatiello coached the Houston Oilers line- i backers for four seasons. An all- \ conference receiver and a member of the William & Mary Hall of Fame, he = started his coaching career as an assistant at his alma mater in 1967 and Ae | stayed there until moving to the United States Naval Academy in 1969, where he was an assistant under Rick Forzano. In 1970, he joined Bill Peterson's staff at Florida State and followed Peterson to Rice in 1971, where he served as defensive coordinator before moving into the National Football League with the Oilers. JERRY RHOME Offensive Coach, Quarterbacks Jerry Rhome is in his fourth season coaching the Seattle quarterbacks and receivers and in his second season as the club's offensive coach. Rhome broke into coaching in 1973 at Tulsa following an eight-year career in the NFL as a player. During his career, Rhome played on three conference championship teams and was in the playoffs a fourth time. Drafted by Dallas, he played with the Cowboys from 1965 through 1968 and also saw service with Cleveland (1969), Houston (1970) and Los Angeles (1971-72). As a collegian at.Tulsa, he broke 16 NCAA passing records on his way to earning All-America recognition and being selected by the Washington Touchdown Club and Associated Press Back of the Year as a senior. He was also runner-up in the 1964 Heisman Trophy balloting JACK CHRISTIANSEN Defensive Backs Jack Christiansen, former head coac! of the San Francisco 49ers and at Sta ford University, is in his second yeara defensive backfield coach for the Se hawks. He broke into coaching as ai assistant with the 49ers in 1959 and be came head coach three gamesintothe © 1963 season. He served as head coach — through the 1967 season and had a 26-38-3 record. He joined John = Ralston's staff at Stanford in 1968 and — became head coach in 1972 and com- piled a five-year record of 30-22-3. He coached the Kansas City _ Chiefs’ offensive backs in 1977. Following a standout collegiate career at Colorado State, Christiansen played eight seasons in the NFL with the Detroit Lions and earned All-Pro recognitio six times. He played on four conterence championship teams, three NFL title winners and in the Pro Bowl five times. He inter- cepted 46 passes during his career and scored 13 touchdowns, including eight asa punt returner. Christiansen was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1970. 14ANDY MacDONALD Offensive Backs Andy MacDonald is entering his fourth season coaching the Seattle Seahawks Offensive backs. Before coming to Seattle, MacDonald coached for three seasons at Michigan State where he was offensive coordinator. He has also coached at Colorado State (1970-71) Tulsa (1969) and lowa (1961-64), along with being head coach at Northern Arizona (1965-68), MacDonald was also a highly-successful high school coach at Flint Northern in Flint Michigan Asa collagen at Central Michigan in 1950 and 1951, he led the nation in college division passing and earned Little All- America recognition JIM MORA Defensive Line Jim Mora is in his second season in the National Football League after an out- standing Career as a college coach Mora came to the Seahawks from the University of Washington, where he was defensive coordinator for the 1978 Rose Bowl champions. He joined the University of Washington staff in 1975 after spending one year at UCLA, six at Colorado and a season at Stanford. A graduate of Occidental College, he Spent three years in the Marine Corps where he played one season at Quantico and two years at Camp Lejeune. He returned to Occidental in 1960 as an assistant coach and became head coach in 1964. His three-year head coaching record was 18-9HOWARD MUDD Offensive Line Howard Mudd is in his second yea offensive line coach of the Seahawks. A former all-pro offensive guard With the San Francisco 49ers, Mudd joined the San Francisco coaching staff last sea: son as offensive line coach after serv: ing in a similar capacity for three ys with the San Diego Chargers. started his coaching career in 1972 as an assistant at the University of Cali- fornia. Mudd played six seasons wi the 49ers and earned All-Pro honors in 1967 and 1968 and participated in three Pro Bowls. He closed out his playing career with two seasons in Chicago. He was” drafted by San Francisco on the ninth round in 1964 from Hills- dale College in Michigan. Following his professional career, he was named to the All-1960s team and last winter was inducted — into the NAIA Hall of Fame. q 1 RUSTY TILLMAN Special Teams Rusty Tillman isin his first seasonasan assistant coach with the Sea Seahawks. Tillman's first coachi assignment comes after an eight-yea career as a linebacker with the Was A ington Redskins. Tillman joined the — Redskins in 1970 as a free agent outol — Northern Arizona, where he played for Seahawks assistant coach Andy | MacDonald. Tillman played in 107 games during his eight years with the Redskins. including 84 in a row, and served as Washington's special teams captain. Played in Supe! Bowl VII. At Northern Arizona, he played linebacker, defensi end and tight end, along with setting a school record with a 445 punting average. : TICKET INFORMATION The Seahawks sold 59,500 season tickets, the maximum number the club will sell on a season basis, prior to the” 1979 season Remaining individual game tickets, priced at $11 and $7, | went on sale July 16 at 35 Ernst Home Genters and 10 Sportswest stores in the state of Washington as well as Yardbirds and selected Pay 'n Save stores throughout the state, Portland and Moscow, Idaho. A limited number of individual game tickets will be on sale at Fidelity Lane outlets, the Kingdome, and Frontier Federal Savings and Loan in Walla Walla and Pullman. For further ticket information, write to the Seahawks Ticket Office, 5305 Lake Washington Blvd., Kirkland, WA 98033 or call (206) 827-9766.OUTLOOK OFFENSE QUARTERBACKS: Veterans — Jim Zorn is coming off his best of three professional seasons. After completing 248 of 443 passes for 3,283 yards, Zorn was named first team All-Pro by the News- paper Enterprise Association and the AFC's Player of the Yearby the Touchdown Club of Washington, D.C. His attempts, comple- tions and yardage all led the American Football Conference. Steve Myer saw limited duty last season, playing in four games in 1978. However, Myer has proven himself as a valuable backup. Last season he engineered a last-minute drive that culminated in a field goal and sent the Denver game in overtime and in 1977 he threw four touchdowns against Tampa Bay, The Seahawks are also high on reserve Sam Adkins. Rookies — Seattle will take only one new prospect to camp, Tim Ellis. Ellis, a four-year starter at Mississippi, had a free agent trial with Washington last season. RUNNING BACKS: Veterans — Talented Sherman Smith and David Sims return at running back, plus reserves Al Hunter, Tony Benjamin and kick returner Rufus Crawford. Smith has led the club in rushing each of his three seasons and has averaged 47 per carry during that period. Sims led the entire NFL in touch- downs last season with 15. Both missed four games in 1978 because of injuries. Smith rushed for 805 yards on 165 carries, a 4.9 average, and caught 28 passes for 366 yards last season, while Sims gained 752 yards on 174 carries for a4.3 average and caught 30 passes for 195 yards. Hunter closed out the 1978 season with a 133-yard and two touchdown performance against Kansas Cily. Benjamin carried only once last year after coming back froma knee injury suffered in 1977, while Crawford was used mainly as a punt and kickoff return specialist. Rookies — The Seahawks drafted a pair of running backs, Ezra Tate of Mississippi College on the ninth round and Jeffery Moore of Jackson State on the twelfth round, Other first-year hopefuls include free agents Chuck Benbow from Long Beach State, Gary Davis from Texas A&l and Vince Thomas from-Tennessee State. Thomas had a free agent trial with Cleveland last year WIDE RECEIVERS: Veterans — Steve Largent has established himself as one of the top receivers in the game. He became the Seahawks first representative to the Pro Bowl last year after catching 71 passes to lead the AFC. Largent was named first- team All-AFC by The Sporting News and was selected second- team All-NFL by Associated Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Sam McCullum is coming off his best NFL season. After catching just nine passes in 1977 after off-season knee Sur- gery, McCullum rebounded by catching 37 passes for 525 yards, a 14.2 average and three touchdowns last season. Steve Raible, who had 22 catches for 316 yards, and Duke Fergerson, who had 11 receptions for 116 yards, are also proven NFL veterans. Rookies — The Seahawks will bring seven free agent candidates to camp. David Charles of Wisconsin was a three-time, second- team, All-Big Ten selection. Among the other prospects are Robert Chatman of Mississippi State, Dwayne Hall of Oregon State, Greg Laetsch of Furman, Jeff Morgan of Alabama State, Bucky Shamburger of Georgia Tech and Theodis Williams of Arkansas TechTIGHT ENDS: Veterans — John Sawyer took over as the starter at tight end for the final five games of the year. He moved ahead of Ron Howard, who started there for two-and-a-half years. Sawyer finished the year withnine catches for 101 yards, Also returning is Brian Peets, a free agent who played in seven games last year, and Marcus Hatley, who spent the entire season on the injured reserve list after suffering a knee injury in the club's annual intra- squad scrimmage. Rookies — Four rookies.will also vie for spots on the roster, including fourth-round draft choice Mark Bell from Colorado State. Other candidates include three free agents, Tim Beyer of Oregon, Gus Hobus of Washington State and Brant Tunget of Fresno State. OFFENSIVE LINE: Veterans — Talent runs deep in the offensive line. Nick Bebout has been a starter at left tackle since joining the team in the 1976 veteran allocation. while right tackle Steve August, left guard Tom Lynch and center John Yarno came in the 1977 college draft. Bob Newton, a nine-year NFL veteran who came to Seattle on waivers in 1976 from Chicago, took over at right guard when starter Ron Coder was declared out for the season. Coder, a third-year pro, suffered a back injury in training camp. Art Kuehn, who has started 24 games at center for the Sea- hawks in three years, also returns as does backup tackle Louis Bullard. Bullard also saw duty as a short-yardage tight end last Season. Another returnee is guard Charlie Aiu. Rookies — Jim Hinesly, Seattle's eleventh-round draft choice, reports to camp with plenty of credentials. He was a first-team All-Big Ten choice and was part of an offensive line that allowed only four sacks in 342 pass attempts last year. Free agent candidates include tackle- center Bob Jordan, a sixth-round draft choice by the New York Giants in 1977; tackle Tom Jesko from Kent State; center Mark Stevenson from Western Illinois; guard Chuck Harbin from Cen- tral Michigan; and tackle Dave Hopewell from Kentucky. DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LINE: Veterans — Bill Gregory and Ernie Price joined the Seahawks early in the 1978 season and made signifi- cant contributions at defensive end. Gregory came to the Seahawks in a trade with Dallas prior to the regular season Opener and went on to set a club record with nine-and-a-half Sacks: He recovered three fumbles, including two against Cleve- land, and intercepted a pass against Oakland. Price came to Seattle prior to the fifth regular season game in a trade with Detroit. He finished the season with four sacks, including two in Seattle's 27-7 win over Oakland. Dennis Boyd started all 16 games at defensive tackle last year, while Bill Sandifer opened in 13 contests playing both tackle and end. Steve Niehaus started six games at defensive tackle. Dave Kraayeveld, a free agent rookie in 1978, also returns. Rookies — Among the new faces will be Seattle's first-round draft choice, Manu Tuiasosopo from UCLA, and tenth-round choice, Robert Hardy from Jackson State. Other prospects include Charles Coles from Newberry, Jeff Morrow from Minnesota, Ken Thomas from Cameron and Ross Varner from Brigham Young LINEBACKERS: Veterans — The Seahawks return a solid group led by starters Sammy Green and Keith Butler on the outside and Terry Beeson in the middle. All three were second-round draft choices — Green in 1976, Beeson in 1977 and Butler in 1978 Butler earned All-Rookie honors last year as selected by Pro Football Weekly. Beeson has led the club in tackles in both 1977 and 1978. Peter Cronan and Charles McShane bring quality depth’ to the position. Cronan saw extensive duty last season as a fourth linebacker, while McShane was a standout on special teams. 19.| Rookies — For the fourth year in a row the Seahawks sele linebacker on the second round of the draft, Joe Norma Indiana. Seattle went for another linebacker on the third rou Washington's Michael Jackson and added another on these round, Larry Polowski of Boise State. Another rookie candid is George Halas, Seattle's eleventh-round draft choice in Other prospects include free agents Howard Dodge of Ne Reno; Jim Frith of Rice; Bob Grefseng of Mississippi; and Lamar of San Diego State. (CORNERBACKS: Veterans — The Seahawks got fine play ft starters Cornell Webster and Dave Brown, plus reserve Simpson, last year. Webster, who signed as a free agent in had two interceptions including a 40-yard touchdown against Cleveland. Kerry Justin, a free agent rookie last year, played it 16 games as a reserve. Rookies — Free agent John Pattersar Syracuse will battle the veterans for playing time. SAFETIES: Veterans — John Harris broke into the starting linet at free safety as a rookie and was named to all the All-Rool teams. In his first game, a pre-season contest against San Die Harris intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble. finished the regular season with four interceptions, as did startit strong safety Autry Beamon. One of the team’s co-capta Beamon finished the season with 108 tackles. Doug Long, played in 15 games as a backup last season. and Don Dufek, \ missed the entire year on the injured reserve list, also retur Rookies — Byron Hemingway, a linebacker with the Hami Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League in 1977. willbeg alook at safety along with Herman Jones, who was drafted b Chicago Bears on the seventh round in 1978 as a wide recei Other prospects include free agents Bob Cale from North Cai lina; Mike Johnson from California Davis; and Jim Mickelso from Montana State. SPECIALISTS KICKER: Veteran — For the first time in the club’s history, Seahawks will take only one kicker to camp. Efren Herrera joi the Seahawks prior to the start of the regular season in a t with Dallas and went on to have an outstanding season. He ha field goals against Minnesota and Oakland in the final seconds: win those games and sent the Denver game into overtime with 4 field goal. His kicking was also the difference in wins o Chicago and Kansas City. A consensus all-pro in 1977, Her hit 40 of 44 extra point attempts and 13 of 21 field goal tries 1 score 79 points for the Seahawks last year. PUNTERS: Veteran — Herman Weaver enters his tenth season hoping to rebound from a season that saw him ave: only 37.0 yards per punt on 66 kicks. During his career, Weave has ranked among the best in the league. In fact, he led the NFI with a 42.0 average in 1975. Weaver takes a 40.1 career ave into this season. Herrera was effective as a short punter, a aging 24.3 on three kicks with two of those being downed ins! the five-yard line. Bidding for a spot on the roster will be Mi Korvas, who missed all of last year on the injured reserve I Rookies — First-year candidates include Mike Deutsch, a ninth round draft choice by Minnesota last year, and Gavin Hedrick, eighth-round draft choice by San Diego in 1978. Other pros are Mark Conrad from Puget Sound; Phil Vierneisel from Illinois; and Jay Wyatt from Houston. 2012 SAM ADKINS QB Height: 6-2 Weight: 214 College: Wichita State NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (10th round 77) Birthdate: 5/21/55 Birthplace: Van Nuys, Calif. Residence: Kirkland, Wash. PRO: Has played in only one regular season game in his first two NFL seasons, but has shown promise as the scout team quarter- back. Only regular season appearance was in 1977 against New England. Rushed for six yards on three carries and was sacked once for eight yards in that game. Saw action in two pre-season contests last year and completed 5 of 11 passes for 49 yards Dratted by the Seahawks on the tenth round in the 1977 draft. COLLEGE: Three-year starter at Wichita State who completed 336 of 661 passes for 3,882 yards during his career. As a senior, he completed 108 of 214 passes for 1,201 yards and five touchdowns. Team captain in 1976 and was selected Wichita State's Most Valuable Player in 1974, 1975 and 1976. Was a three-time, second-team All-Missouri Valley Conference pick. Business | Administration major. PERSONAL: Played football, basketball and tennis at Cleveland High in Reseda, Calif. Half-indian, a descendant of the Chicka- hominy tribe of the Algonquian Nation. | 64 CHARLIE AIU G Height: 6-2 Weight: 250 College: Hawaii NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 5/22/54 Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii Residence: Honolulu, Hawaii PRO: Joined the Seahawks as a free agent for the final three weeks of the season. Played in just one game, the season finale against Kansas City. Appeared in five regular season games earlier in the year with the San Diego Chargers. Was originally signed by San Diego in 1976 as a free agent. Was the only non-drafted rookie to make the Chargers’ 1976 roster. Played in 12 games as a rookie | and in 14 in 1977 COLLEGE: Four-year starter at the University of Hawaii. Was named the Rainbows’ Offensive Lineman of the Year in 1975, following his senior season, Majored in Sociology i PERSONAL: Lettered in football and track at Damien High in Honolulu, Hawaii. Enjoys skin diving, body surfing, karate and weight lifting. Has worked as a security guard during the off- PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Aiu Eye-you Kuehn CUE-n Bebout BEE-bout Laetsch LATCH Bullard BULL-erd Niehaus KNEE-haus Coder CO-dur Polowski POL-ow-ski Deutsch DOYitch Raible RAY-bul Grefseng GREF-seng Tuiasosopo Two-ee-ah-so-so-po Hinesly Hi-nslee Tunget TUNG-get Kraayeveld KRAY-veld Vierneisel VER-nye-sel 2276 STEVE AUGUST T Height: 6-5 Weight: 254 College: Tulsa NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (1st round 77) Birthdate: 9/4/54 Birthplace: Jeannette, Pa Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Became a starter last year at right tackle. Missed the Detroit game with a sprained ankle and the Cleveland game witha hand injury but started in the other 14 contests. Was Seattle's first- round draft choice in 1977 and the 14th player selected overall. Suffered an ankle injury prior to training camp and missed all but the final six games of the regular season as a rookie. COLLEGE: Participated in the East-West and Senior Bowl all-star games after earning third team All-America honors as selected by Associated Press. Was an All-Missouri Valley Conference choice as a senior. Played in college with current teammates Steve Largent and Cornell Webster and one of his college coaches was Seattle offensive coach Jerry Rhome. A Special Education major. PERSONAL: Participated in football, basketball, golf and track at Jeannette High in Jeannette, Pa. QUOTABLE: Steve August at replacing Norm Evans as Seattle's starting offensive right tackle — "I feel great for myself but bad for Norm. | got hurt in 1977, didn't get activated until the middle of the season and it was tough on me mentally. Every day in practice Norm would do as much as he could to help me out. | learned more playing behind him than | could have anywhere else in the NFL.” 27 AUTRY BEAMON § Height: 6-1 Weight: 190 College: East Texas State NFL Experience: 5th Year How Acquired: Trade (Minn. 1977) Birthdate: 11/12/53 ia Birthplace: Terrell, Texas oN (A Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Served as one of Seattle's co-captains last year. Started inall 16 games as strong safety in 1978 after starting the last nine games in 1977. Intercepted four passes last year and had six in 1977. Was credited with 108 tackles, according to unofficial press box statistics, to rank sixth on the team. Had 12 tackles against Denver at the Kingdome and 10 against Pittsburgh. Obtained by the Seahawks prior to the 1977 regular season opener along with linebacker Amos Martin in a trade for a draft choice with Minne- sota. Blocked a punt and returned it 17 yards for a touchdown against Baltimore in his first game with the Seahawks. Played two seasons with the Vikings after being a twelfth-round draft choice in 1975. Played in every regular season game and playoff contest for Minnesota in 1976, including the Super Bowl. COLLEGE: Named to the All-Lone Star Conference team all four years he played. Redshirted as a 16-year old freshman. Inter- cepted eight passes as a senior and finished his career with 32 interceptions. Coaches All-America game and Blue-Gray game participant. Graduated as a Business Administration major PERSONAL: Attended Kaufman High School in Kaufman, Texas, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. His father is a high schoo] football and track coach. Has worked during the off- season in an NFL-sponsored program recruiting jobs for dis- advantaged students. 23BEAMON cont. BEAMON’S NFL RECORD Interceptions Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1975 Minnesota 1 0 0.0 0 0 1976 Minnesota 1 41 440 41 oO 1977 Seattle 6 36 60 16 0 1978 Seattle 4 7 43 15 0 NFL TOTALS 12 94 7.8 -41 0 Additional Statistics: Punt Returns, 1 for 0 yards in 1975, 7 for 19 yards, 2.7 average in 1976; Recovered fumbles, 2 in 1975, 1 in 1976, 1 in 1978; Blocked Kicks, 1 in 1977; Scoring, 1 safety in 1975, 1 touchdown on blocked punt return in 1977. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions Most Interceptions: 2, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Most Yards Returned: 41, vs. Los Angeles 9/19/76 Longest Return: 41, vs. Los Angeles 9/19/76 63 NICK BEBOUT T Height: 6-5 Weight: 260 College: Wyoming NFL Experience: 7th Year How Acquired: Veteran Allocation Birthdate: 5/5/51 L : Birthplace: Riverton, Wyo. : d Residence: Hudson, Wyo. PRO: Started all 16 games for the Seahawks last year and has started 42 of a possible 44 with the club. Missed two games in 1977 with a shoulder injury. Became an immediate fixture in the offensive line after coming to the Seahawks from Atlanta in the veteran allocation. Played three years with the Falcons and missed only one game during that period. Was a part-time starter his final two seasons in Atlanta. Was a sixth-round draft choice by Atlanta in 1973. COLLEGE: Three-year All-Western Athletic Conference selection Second team All-America pick by UPI despite missing four games with a shoulder injury as a senior. Math major in college. PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and track at Shoshoni High in Wyoming. Brother Eli played basketball at the Air Force Academy. He and his brother operate a uranium exploration company during the off-season. Has also raced stock cars. 58 TERRY BEESON LB Height: 6-3 Weight: 240 College: Kansas NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (2nd Round 1977) Birthdate: 9/19/55 Birthplace: Coffeyville, Kansas Residence: Afton, Okla. PRO: Started all 16 games at middle linebacker last season and has Started 29 of a possible 30 games with the Seahawks. Missed starting the season opener as a rookie in 1977 against Baltimore because of a pulled hamstring. Was credited with 153 tackles, according to unofficial press box statistics, to break his own club record of 136 set in 1977. Was in on 15 tackles against Minnesota’ 24last year and had 14 against Cleveland. Had a career high of 18 tackles against Houston in 1977. Still looking for his first pro interception. Named to virtually every All-Rookie team in 1977 Selected as the All-Rookie middle linebacker by the Pro Football Writers of America, UPI, Pro Football Weekly and Football Digest Was second in the voting for Rookie of the Year by Associated Press and UPI. Recovered a fumble against Tampa Bay in 1977. Came to the Seahawks on the second round of the selection process as one of four players in a draft day deal with Dallas. COLLEGE: Earned All-Big 8 honors as a senior as selected by UP! Led Kansas in tackles as a junior and senior. His 130 tackles as a senior was the third best ever in the school's history and his 288 career tackles was the third best ever at Kansas. His single game high tackle marks came in 1976 with 22 against Nebraska and 21 against Oklahoma, As a junior, he was selected as ABC-TV's Defensive Player of the Game against both lowa State and Colorado. Asa freshman in 1973, he blocked a puntand returned it 50 yards for a touchdown against lowa State. A four-year varsity letterman. Played in the Senior Bowl, Blue-Gray and East- West all-star games following his collegiate career. Graduated as a Chemical Engineering major. PERSONAL: Attended Coffeyville High School in Coffeyville Kansas, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. Enjoys hunting, fishing, and water skiing. Assisted the Kansas football staff during spring practice this year. 31 TONY BENJAMIN FB Height: 6-3 Weight: 225 College: Duke NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (6th round 1977) Birthdate: 10/27/55 " Birthplace: Monessen, Pa. Yea Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Spent the first half of the season on the physically unable to perform list after failing the Seahawks’ physical at training camp. | Activated prior to the second Denver game and participated in six games. Started against Chicago. Carried only once last year, @ seven-yard gain against the Bears. Also had a nine-yard re- | ception in that game. Suffered a knee injury against Miami asa | rookie in 1977 and spent the rest of that year on the injured re- } serve list. Played in six regular season games in 1977 and finished with 48 yards rushing on 13 carries. Also caught four passes for 27 yards. Came to Seattle on the sixth-round of the 1977 draft. COLLEGE: Rushed for 2.251 yards on 513 carries during his career at Duke. Scored 15 touchdowns as a four-year starter. Gained 624 yards on 156 carries as a senior in 1976. Had his most pro- ductive season as a junior when he netted 674 yards on 136 carries. Scored four touchdowns against Wake Forest in 1975. Played in seven games as a freshman and earned Football News freshman All-America honors. Played both tailback and fullback in college. Was one of Duke's tri-captains as a senior. Participated in the Blue-Gray game and American Bowl. Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree as a Management Science major. PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and track at Monessen, Pa., High School. Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and active in the Big Brothers. Worked in management training for Weyerhaeuser this past off-season. Played the organ for the Duke choir while in college. 25BENJAMIN cont. BENJAMIN'S NFL RECORD Rushing Club ATT YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 13 48 3.6 10 0 1978 Seattle 1 7 7.0 e 0 Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 4 2h edi aed 0 1978 Seattle 1 9 frsO a 0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Most Attempts: 10, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Most Yards: 37, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Longest Run: 10, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Receiving Most Receptions: 2, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Most Yards: 16, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Longest Reception: 9, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 9. vs. Chicago 11/5/78 68 DENNIS BOYD OT Height: 6-6 Weight: 255 College: Oregon State NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (3rd Round 1977) Birthdate: 11/5/55 Birthplace: Washington, D.C. Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Served as one of the Seahawks’ co-captains last season at age 22. Started all 16 games last year at defensive tackle. Led all defensive linemen in tackles with 82, compiled from unofficial press box statistics. Finished the season with three sacks and three fumble recoveries. AlSo had three tipped passes. Had a season high of 13 tackles against the Minnesota Vikings. Played in all 14 games as a rookie and started the first five. Played both defensive end and defensive tackle in 1977 and had two sacks. Selected by Seattle in the third round of the 1977 draft COLLEGE: Played in four all-star games following his senior year — East-West, Blue-Gray, Hula Bowl and Japan Bowl. Cracked a bone on the outside of his footin the third game against Louisiana State in 1976 but missed just one game and came back against the University of Washington. Was a second-team. All-Coast choice by both AP and UPI. Second-team All-Pacific 8as selected by the coaches. Was a four-year starter. Graduated as a Chemical Engineering major. PERSONAL: Worked in Weyerhaeuser’s engineering department during the off-season. Attended Douglas High in Winston, Ore- gon, where he played defensive end and quarterback, He was also an all-state basketball player and finished second in the State discus throw and third in the javelin throw. Recalls his most memorable experience in college football as visiting the children in the Shrine Hospital prior to the East-West game. Active in March of Dimes fund raising activities. PRESS WILL CALL The press will call window is located at gate Bin the south- ‘west corner of the stadium and opens at 10a.m.foral p.m. contest. The press gate. located at gate B, opens at 10 a.m. fora 1 p.m. game. For evening games, will calland the Press gate will open three hours before kickoff. 2622 DAVE BROWN CB Height: 6-1 Weight: 190 College: Michigan NFL Experience: 5th Year How Acquired: Veteran Allocation Birthdate: 1/16/53 Birthplace: Akron, Ohio Residence: Redmond, Wash PRO: The only member of the Seahawks to start every game in the | history of the franchise. Started 14 games in 1976 at free safety and the last 30 at right cornerback. Has intercepted 11 passes in his three seasons with the Seahawks, including three last year, Made a number of big plays in 1978, including a game-saving forced fumble against Kansas City on the Seattle one on Chiefs’ final play of the contest. Brown forced a Tony Reed fumble and then recovered it himself. Had a 27-yard interception return for a touchdown against Kansas City in 1977. Tied for the club inter- ception lead in 1976 with Rolly Woolsey and in 1977 with Eddie McMillan and Steve Preece. Had two interceptions in 1977 game with Kansas City and two in 1976 game with Atlanta. Was Pitts- burgh’s No. 1 draft choice in 1975 and played almost exclusively ‘on special teams for the Super Bow! champions. Came to Seattle in the veteran allocation the following year. COLLEGE: Unanimous All-America pick in 1974 and consensus choice in 1973 while at Michigan. Earned All-Big Ten honors ) three consecutive seasons as the Wolverines went 30-2-1. Played in the East-West, Hula Bow!. Coaches All-America and College All-Star games. Had an 88-yard punt return against Colorado in 1974. Graduated as a Speech, Radio & TV major. PERSONAL: Quarterback at Garfield High in Akron, Ohio, and also lettered in basketball. Has worked in real estate and television production during the off-seasons. BROWN’S NFL RECORD Interceptions Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1975 Pittsburgh 0 0 oo oO oO 1976 Seattle 4 70 17.5 33 0 1977 Seattle 4 68 17.0 29 1 1978 Seattle 3 44 14.7 44 0 | NFL TOTALS 11° 182 «16.4044 1 Punt Returns Club NO FC YDS AVG LG TD | 1975 Pittsburgh 22 OVA C861 Pras 0 1976 Seattle 13 4 74 «56 19 0 1977 Seattle 0 0 0 00 9 0 | 1978 Seattle 0 0 0 00 0 0 | NFL TOTALS 35 13) 291 83 “48 0 Additional Statistics: Safety, 1, 1976; Fumble recoveries, 3, 1978; Kickoff returns, 6 for 126 yards, 21.0 average, 26 long in 1975. | SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions Most Interceptions: 2. vs. Atlanta 11/7/76 2, vs. Kansas City 12/11/77 Most Yards Returned: 44, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Longest Return: 44, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Most Touchdowns: 1, vs. Kansas City 12/1/77 2772 LOUIS BULLARD T Height: 6-6 Weight: 265 College: Jackson State NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Draft (5th Round 1978) Birthdate: 5/6/56 Birthplace: DeSoto County, Miss Residence: Bellevue, Wash. PRO: Played in all 16 games last season as a rookie. Saw most of his action as a short yardage tight end and special teams player. Also saw duty as a backup guard and tackle. Was Seattle's fifth- round draft choice in 1978. COLLEGE: First team All-Southwestern Athletic Conference choice as an offensive tackle. Honorable mention All-America as picked by Associated Press. First team All-America as selected by the Pittsburgh Courier, the National Black Network and Mutual Black Network. Honored by the Jackson Touchdown Club as the out- Standing senior on his team. Four-year letterman. Carried a 8-plus scholastic average and graduated as a Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Worked as a management trainee for the Pay 'N Save Corporation during the off-season. Was a tight end, fullback and defensive tackle at Horn Lake, Miss., where he also played basketball, Still considers his mosthumorous incidentin athletics playing fullback at 285 pounds in high school. Served as a member of the Board of Directors while a student at Jackson State. His college coach, W.C. Gordon, credits Bullard’s agility to taking ballet in college. 53 KEITH BUTLER LB Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 College: Memphis State NFL’Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Draft (2nd round 1978) Birthdate: 5/16/56 Birthplace: Anniston, Alabama Residence: Huntsville, Alabama PRO: Earned All-Rookie honors as selected by Pro Football Weekly. Played in 16 games and started 14. Made his first pro- fessional start in the Seahawks’ third game of the 1978 season against the New York Jets. Finished second on the team in tackles with 120, according to unofficial press box statistics. Had a season high 12 tackles against Minnesota. Finished the season with two sacks and two fumble recoveries. His fumble recovery against Kansas City set up a touchdown in Seattle's 13-10 win. Was Seattle's second-round draft choice in 1978. COLLEGE: Three-year All-Southern Independent selection. Played in the Senior Bowl and Blue-Gray game. Holds three Memphis State defensive records. His 92 solo tackles in 1977 set a school mark, along with his 226 career solo tackles and 158 career assists, Finished with 384 career tackles. Four-year letterman, intercepted seven passes in his career, including a 37-yard touchdown return against Louisville in 1976. Education major. PERSONAL: Played football and baseball at Lee High in Huntsville, Alabama. Brother Zacky was a fullback at Memphis State. QUOTABLE: Keith Butler on being aggressive — “I've always been aggressive. If you're not aggressive, you're going to get knocked on your tail. | go like a wild man. I've got to control that some- times. Sometimes I'll over-pursue, or try for the big hit and they'll sidestep me.” 2860 RON CODER G Height: 6-4 ri Weight: 250 College: Penn State NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Trade (Pitt. 1976) Birthdate: 5/24/54 Birthplace: Savannah, Ga Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Missed the entire 1978 season on the injured reserve list following back surgery. Started all 14 games in 1977 and helped protect Seattle quarterbacks, who were sacked only 21 times — second best in the AFC. Joined the Seahawks prior to the 1976 season opener in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Was a reserve guard and special teams player in 1976 as a rookie and participated in 13 of 14 games. Wasa third-round draft choice by Pittsburgh in 1976. COLLEGE: Was a walk-on at Penn State and finished his career by participating in the Coaches All-America game and American Bowl all-star contest. Played in Orange, Cotton and Sugar Bowls with Penn State. Lettered two seasons as a tight end, defensive tackle and guard. Recovered a fumble fora touchdown asa junior against West Virginia. Blocked a punt that set up winning field goal as a senior against Maryland. Graduated as a Health and Physical Education major. | PERSONAL: Attended Yamato High School in Tokyo, Japan, and } participated in football, basketball, wrestling, baseball, track and } soccer while his father was stationed there in the Air Force. Father played on U.S. soccer team in the 1956 Olympics and his brother | Craig was on last year's Penn State squad. Active in Pro Athletes | Outreach and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Operates | Pacific Nautilus in Bellevue 34 RUFUS CRAWFORD RB Height: 5-10 Weight: 180 College: Virginia State ¥ NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 5/21/55 Birthplace: Gastonia, N.C Residence: Gastonia, N.C. PRO: Signed with the Seahawks as a free agent in 1978 and parti- cipated in all 16 games. Saw most of his duty as a kick returner. Returned 35 kickoffs for a 23.7 average with a long of 36 yards | against San Diego. Returned 34 punts for an 8.4 average with a long of 22 against Kansas City. Ranked eighth in AFC punt re- turns and ninth in AFC kickoff returns. Carried just eight times for 19 yards and caught four passes for 25 yards. | COLLEGE: Four-year letterman in football and track at Virginia | State. All-Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as a | junior and senior. Four-time CIAC high jump champion with a | best of 6-10. Graduated as a Health and Physical Education | major. | PERSONAL: Worked this past off-season as a substitute teacher in | Virginia. Played football and high jumped at Hunter Huss High in Gastonia, N.C. Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes CRAWFORD'S NFL RECORD Rushing Club ATT YDS AVG LG TD | 1978 Seattle 8 19% «24 11 0 29CRAWFORD cont. Receiving Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1978 Seattle 4 25 63 8 0 Kickoff Returns Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1978 Seattle 35 829 237 36 0 Punt Returns Club NO FC YDS AVG LG TD 1978 Seattle 34 4 284 84 22 0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Most Attempts: 4, vs. Pittsburgh 9/10/78 Most Yards: 13, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Longest Run: 11, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Receiving Most Receptions: 3, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Most Yards: 20, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Longest Reception: 8, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Kickoff Returns Most Returns: 5, vs. San Diego 12/10/78 Most Yards: 144, vs. San Diego 12/10/78 Longest Return: 36, vs. San Diego 12/10/78 Punt Returns Most Returns: 4, vs. Minnesota 10/8/78. Most Yards: 49, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 Longest Return: 22, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 57 PETER CRONAN LB Height: 6-2 Weight: 238 College: Boston College NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (2nd Round 1977) Birthdate: 1/13/55 Birthplace: Bourue, Mass. Residence: Framingham. Mass. PRO: Played in 15 games last season and started second Oakland game, when the Seahawks opened in a 3-4 defense. Intercepted two passes and had a pair of sacks last year. Was credited with 58 tackles, according to unofficial press box statistics, in 1978. Had @ season high of eight against Kansas City. Played inall 14 games as a rookie and started the season opener at middle linebacker for injured Terry Beeson. As a rookie, saw duty mainly as a special teams player and reserve linebacker. Last season was more active and saw extensive playing time in passing situations. Had three fumble recoveries in 1977. Had a career high 12 tackles against Cleveland in 1977. Credited with a blocked punt against the New York Jets as a rookie. COLLEGE: Was named the East's Player of the Year by the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1976. Boston College's team captain as a senior. Awarded the Swede Nelson Trophy pre- sented by the Boston Gridiron Club to the area's outstanding player and citizen. New England sportswriters selected Cronan as the most outstanding player in New England in 1976. Was Sports Illustrated's Lineman of the Week for his play against the University of Texas when he made 22 tackles. Participated in the 30North-South and Biue-Gray all-star games. Was an All-East de- fensive tackle as a junior. A four-year letterman. Graduated as an Elementary Education major. PERSONAL: Has worked assisting the Boston College coaching staff during spring practice. Graduate of Marian High in Framing- nam, Mass., where he lettered in football, basketball, baseball, track and hockey. 20 DON DUFEK S$ Height: 6-0 Weight: 195 College: Michigan NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (5th Round 1976) Birthdate: 4/28/54 Birthplace: Ann Arbor, Mich Residence: Bellevue, Wash. PRO: Missed all of 1978 season on the injured reserve list after suffering a knee injury against San Francisco in the pre-season. Started five games in 1977 and played in 13. Was a starter before suffering a knee injury against Tampa Bay. Intercepted two passes in 1977, one against Cincinnati and one against Houston. Was credited with 15 tackles against Pittsburgh and 14 against Baltimore. Played in all 14 games as a rookie in 1976 and blocked punts against Dallas, Green Bay and Minnesota. Also blocked a punt against Chicago during the 1976 pre-season schedule. Was awarded the team's Special Teams Player of the Year trophy by the media at the Seahawks’ 1976 Awards Banquet. Came to Seattle on the fifth round of the 1976 draft. COLLEGE: First team All-America choice as picked by American Football Coaches, Football Writers, Walter Camp Foundation and Football News. Second team as chosen by UPI. First team All- Big Ten as selected by AP and UPI. Played in Hula Bowl and Japan Bowl. Was a three-year starter at Michigan in football as well as being a four-year varsity hockey performer. Graduated as a Speech major. PERSONAL: Was drafted by the Detroit Red Wings of the National | Hockey League on the sixth round in 1974. His father, Don, is a former Michigan fullback and is currently athletic director at Kent State. His brother, Bill, was a standout offensive lineman at Michigan last season and was a sixth-round draft choice by the New York Jets. Another brother, Joe,- will be a freshman | quarterback at Vanderbilt this year. Don attended Pioneer High I in Grand Rapids, Mich., where he lettered in football, hockey and baseball. OUFEK’S NFL RECORD | Interceptions | Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 0 0 0.0 0 0 | 1977 Seattle 2 26>. 13.0 . 27 0 Additional Statistics: Blocked Punts, 3 in 1976; Kickoff Returns, 9 for 177 yards a 19.6 average in 1976, 1 for 21 yards in 1977. SINGLE GAME HIGHS : Interceptions Most Interceptions: 1, vs. Cincinnati 9/27/77 1, vs. Houston 11/20/77 Most Yards Returned: 27, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Longest Return: 27, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 3189 DUKE FERGERSON WR Height: 6-1 Weight: 185 College: San Diego State NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Trade (Dallas 1977) Birthdate: 4/21/54 Birthplace: Boise, Idaho Residence: Mercer Island, Wash. PRO: Played in all 16 games last year and caught 11 passes for 116 yards. Had two catches against Denver in each game against the Broncos. Returned kickoffs early inthe season and averaged 23.6 on 10 returns, including a 31-yarder against the New York Jets. Caught 19 passes in his first year with the Seahawks in 1977 Started eight games and played in 13 that year. Had six receptions for 68 yards against Denver and made four catches for 113 yards and one score against Buffalo. Originally drafted on the third round by Dallas in 1976 but spent the regular season that year on the Cowboys’ injured reserve list after surgery for a torn tendon on the ring finger of his right hand COLLEGE: Caught 57 passes for 886 yards and four touchdowns his senior year at San Diego State. Played his junior season at Washington State, where he caught 10 for 123 yards and one score. As a senior at San Diego State, he was All-Pacific Coast Athletic Association and a second-team All-Coast selection as chosen by Associated Press. Ran track at San Diego State and recorded a 9.4 100-yard dash. PERSONAL: Attended Merced College in Merced, Calif. for two years prior to attending Washington State. Was an All-State junior college receiver at Merced. Attended Merced High, where he lettered in football as a running back, basketball and track Brother of former San Diego State receiver Nate Fergerson. Ran track for Club Northwest during the off-season. FERGERSON’S NFL RECORD Receiving Club PC YOS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 19 374 196 45 2 1978 Seattle 11 116 105 17 0 NFL TOTALS 30, «490 16.3 45 2 Kickoff Returns Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle W 240 218 39 0 1978 Seattle 10 236 236 31 0 NFL TOTALS 21 476 22.7 39 Qo Additional Statistics: Punt returns, 8 for 54 yards, 6.7 average, 14 long, 3 fair catches in 1977 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receiving Most Receptions: 6, vs. Denver 10/2/77 Most Yards: 113, vs. Buffalo 10/30/77 Longest Reception: 45, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 45, vs. Buffalo 10/30/77 Most Touchdowns: 1. vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 1, vs. Buffalo 10/30/77 3256 SAMMY GREEN LB Height: 6-2 Weight: 230 College: Florida NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Draft (2nd round 1976) Birthdate: 10/12/54 Birthplace: Bradenton, Fla. Residence: Bothell, Wash PRO: Started all 16 games for the Seahawks last season. Started all 14 games in 1977 and played in all 14 in 1976. Started five of the final six games as a rookie. Finished third in unofficial tackling Statistics compiled in the press box for the second consecutive year. Had 115 tackles in 1978 and 98 tackles in 1977. Had a career high 18 tackles against Minnesota last year. Credited with 13 tackles against Denver. Intercepted a pass against the New York Jets for his second professional interception. His first was in 1977 against the Jets. Recovered a fumble against Kansas City last year to cut off a fourth quarter Chiefs’ drive. Finished with 77 tackles and three sacks as a rookie. Had 16 tackles and two sacks against the New York Giants in 1976. Made his first pro start against Atlanta in 1976 when Ken Geddes was sidelined with a pulled hamstring. In that 30-13 win over the Falcons, Green had 14 tackles and one sack. Was the first player selected in the second round of the 1976 draft. COLLEGE: Earned first-team All-America honors as selected by Associated Press, NEA and the Football Writers. Participated in Senior Bow! and College All-Star game. First team All-South- eastern Conference as chosen by AP and UPI. Lineman of the week in the South three times in 1975. Led Florida in tackles with 202, was credited with six sacks, forced four fumbles and re- covered one. Was Gators’ second-leading tackler as a junior with 135. A four-year letterman and three-year starter who played nose guard as well as middle linebacker PERSONAL: Attended Ft. Meade, Florida, High School and lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track. Bench presses over 400 pounds. College teammates nicknamed him “Odd-Job.” 77 BILL GREGORY ODE Height: 6-5 Weight: 260 College: Wisconsin NFL Experience: 9th Year How Acquired: Trade (Dallas 1978) Birthdate: 12/14/49 Birthplace: Galveston, Texas Residence: Issaquah, Wash. | PRO: Joined the Seahawks prior to the start of the 1978 season ina trade with the Dallas Cowboys. Started 14 games and played in all | 16 contests. Led the Seahawks in sacks with a club record 9, according to unofficial press box statistics. Recovered three fumbles, including two against Cleveland. Intercepted a pass and returned it three yards against Oakland. Had a season high 11 tackles against Oakland and finished with 65, according to un- | official press box statistics. Participated in three Super Bowls (VI. | X, XIl) as a member of the Cowboys. Considers playing in the Super Bowl as.a rookie his most memorable professional football | experience. Played both defensive end and defensive tackle with the Cowboys. COLLEGE: Captained the Wisconsin football team as a junior and senior. Earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 1970 as a senior and was a third-team All-America selection. Named second-team All-Big Ten as a junior. Participated in the East-West, Hula 33GREGORY cont. Bow! and College All-Star games. Graduated as a Physical Education major with a minor in Sociology. PERSONAL: Attended Lincoln High in LaMarque, Texas, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. Spent the off-season working towards his master's degree in Business Administration at Seattle University. 44 JOHN HARRIS § Height: 6-2 Weight: 200 College: Arizona State NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Draft (7th round 1978) Birthdate: 6/13/56 Birthplace: Ft. Benning, Ga Residence: Miami, Florida PRO: Named to the All-Rookie team as selected by the Profes- sional Football Writers of America, Pro Football Weekly and Pro Football Digest. Also named to UPI's All-AFC Rookie team. Started all 16 games last season. Finished with four interceptions, Had 111 tackles, according to unofficial press box statistics, to finish fifth on the team, Returned punts early in the season and set a club record with a 42-yard return against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Had a sensational pro debut against San Diego in the 1978 pre-season opener when he intercepted two passes and re- covered a fumble. Was Seattle's seventh-round draft choice in 1978. COLLEGE: Two-time All-Western Athletic Conference choice. Intercepted five passes and returned them 50 yards in 1977, Fin- ished his career with 16 interceptions, including seven asa junior. Returned 15 punts for an 11.6 average in 1977. Had a 73-yard punt return for a score against New Mexico in 1976, Earned Academic All-WAC honors three seasons. Played one year of baseball in college. Graduated as a Political Science major. PERSONAL: Graduate of Jackson High in Miami, Florida, where he was valedictorian of his graduating class, Lettered and cap- tained his high school football and baseball teams. Among his high school classmates were Mychal Thompson (Portland Trail Blazers) and Warren Cromartie (Montreal Expos). Brother, Richard, is a basketball player at Southern Methodist. His mother, Glenda, is a schoo! principal. HARRIS’ NFL RECORD Interceptions Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1978 Seattle 4 65 163 28 0 Punt Returns Club NO FC TOS AVG LG TD 1978 Seattle 5: 1 58 11.6 42 0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions Most Interceptions: 1, vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 1, vs. Oakland 10/22/78 1, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 1, ws. Kansas City 12/17/78 Most Yards Returned: 28, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 Longest Return: 28, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 34Punt Returns Most Returns: 3, vs. Pittsburgh 9/10/78 Most Yards: 47, vs. Pittsburgh 9/10/78 Longest Return: 42, vs. Pittsburgh 9/10/78 85 MARCUS HATLEY TE Height: 6-2 Weight: 230 College: Tulsa NFL Experience: ist Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 9/22/55 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Residence: Seattle, Wash PRO: Missed the entire 1978 season on the injured reserve list after suffering a knee injury during training camp. Signed with Seattle as a free agent COLLEGE: Earned first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference honors as a junior and senior as selected by both Associated Press and United Press International. Caught 84 passes for 1,219 yards and eight touchdowns to rank ninth on Tulsa's career receiving list Caught 35 passes for 533 yards, a 15.2 average and two touch- downs as a senior. Three-year letterman. Played as a freshman but did not letter. Played varsity basketball at Tulsa as a junior PERSONAL: Attended Atlanta High in Atlanta, Texas, where he was an all-state basketball player and lettered in football asa tight end and linebacker 1 EFREN HERRERA K Height: 5-9 Weight: 190 College: UCLA NFL Experience: 5th Year How Acquired: Trade (Dallas 1978) Birthdate: 7/30/51 Birthplace: Guadalajara, Mexico Residence: Bellevue, Wash. PRO: Came to the Seahawks in a trade fora fifth-round draftchoice prior to the start of the 1978 season from the Dallas Cowboys. Had an outstanding season for the Seahawksin 1978. connecting on 40 of 44 extra point attempts and 13 of 21 field goal tries to i finish with 79 points. His 79 points, 40 PATs and 13 field goals all established Seattle records for akicker. Also used as a soft punter with a 24.3 average. Seahawks recovered four of his seven onside kicks. Kicked game-winning field goal against Minnesota, a 19- yarder, on the final play of the game. Had two extra points blocked earlier in that game. Sent second Denver game into over- time with a 37-yard field goal with only 53 seconds left in regula- tion. Kicked a 46-yarder with only three seconds left to beat Oakland, 17-16. Underwent an appendectomy operation follow- ing the San Diego game and then came back the next week to make a 31-yard field goal and two of three extra points. Earned consensus all-pro honors in 1977. His 93 points that season were the highest in the NFC by a kicker. His 62.1 percentage of field goals made was also tops in the NFC. Has missed only one field goal inside the 30 in his entire career, Had 82 straight conversions before missing against Philadelphia in 1977. His 52-yard field goal against Washington in 1977 still stands as his longest. Ori- ginally drafted by Detroit on the seventh round in 1974. Was 35HERRERA cont. waived by the Lions and signed that season as a free agent by Dallas. Missed the 1975 season with a knee injury. COLLEGE: Led the NCAA in kick scoring as a senior at UCLA in 1973. Finished his three-year collegiate career with 121 of 127 extra points and 24 of 47 field goals for 193 points. Led UCLA in scoring as a sophomore and junior with 46 and 63 points, respec- tively. Finished second asa senior with 84 points, making 60 of 64 conversions and eight of 11 field goal attempts. Set a school record with four field goals against the University of Washington as a sophomore in 1971. Also lettered in soccer at UCLA. PERSONAL: Moved to Southern California when he was 16 after being raised in La Experiencia, Mexico, near Guadalajara. Attended La Puente High School in La Puente, Calif., where he lettered in football, baseball, wrestling, track and soccer. Active in community affairs during the off-season. Has assisted in the American Heart Association “Kick Out Heart Disease” campaign. Has also helped raise funds for the University of Washington Hospital eye bank. HERRERA’S NFL RECORD Scoring Club PAT-ATT FG-ATT PTS 1974 Dallas 33-33 8-13 57 1976 Dallas 34-34 18-23 88 1977 Dallas 39-41 18-29 93 1978 Seattle 40-44 13-21 79 NFL TOTALS 146-152 57-86 317 Punting Club NO YDS AVG LONG IN 20 1976 Dallas 2 49° 245 27 2 1977 Dallas 2 44 22.0 28 2 1978 Seattle 3 73° 243 30 2 NFL TOTALS See LF 166 23.7 30 6 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Scoring Most FGs Attempted: 4, vs. St. Louis 10/9/77 4, vs. Tampa Bay 10/2/77 Most FGs Made: 3, 5 times (2 in 1976, 3 in 1977) Longest FG Attempted: 53, vs. Baltimore 11/12/78 Longest FG Made: 52, vs. Washington 10/16/77 Most PATs Attempted: 5, vs. Cleveland 12/7/74 5, vs. N.Y. Giants 9/25/77 Most PATs Made: 5, vs. Cleveland 12/7/74 5. vs. NLY. Giants 9/25/77 87 RON HOWARD TE Height: 6-4 Weight: 230 College: Seattle NFL Experience: 6th Year How Acquired: Veteran Allocation Birthdate: 3/3/51 Birthplace: Oakland, Calif. Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Played in all 16 games last year and started 11. Has made 36 career starts for the Seahawks and has appeared in 42 contests. Caughta four-yard touchdown against Detroit last season. Hada career high 42-yard reception against Pittsburgh and then equalled it against Green Bay. Played two years with Dallas after 36 isigning as a free agent. Came to the Seahawks in the veteran allocation. Prior to the 1976 season opener he had not caught a pass in a regular season game. in that game against St. Louis, he caught seven passes for 88 yards. Caught 37 passes for 422 yards in 1976 and followed that with 17 for 177 in 1977 and 18 for 251 last year. His first regular season professional touchdown came in 1977 on a seven-yard pass from Steve Myer against Denver During the 1976 pre-season, Howard caught a three-yard touch- down with 13 seconds remaining in a 17-16 win over San Diego — Seattle's first ever win COLLEGE: Captained Seattle University basketball team his senior year. Started at forward for two seasons. Had an offer to play basketball professionally in France but turned it down for pro football. Graduated after majoring in Education PERSONAL: Attended Pasco, Wash., High School and lettered in football, basketball and track. Set state triple jump record as a senior. Very active in community work, including Easter Seals drive, Boys Club and Veterans Hospital. He has also done some public relations work for Seattle Pacific University and. conducted youth football camps during the off-season HOWARD'S NFL RECORD Receiving Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1974 Dallas 0 0 00 90 0 1975 Dallas 0 Oo 0.0 0 0 1976 Seattle 37 6422 «11.4 +30 0 1977 Seattle Tt 77 104 24 1 1978 Seattle 18 251 139 42 1 NFL TOTALS 72 #850 118 42 2 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Most Receptions: 7, vs. St. Louis 9/12/76 Most Yards: 88, vs. Si. Louis 9/12/76 Longest Reception: 42, vs. Pittsburgh 9/10/78 42, vs. Green Bay 10/15/78 Most Touchdowns: 1, vs. Denver 10/2/77 1, vs. Detroit 9/24/78 24 ALHUNTER FB Height: 5-11 Weight: 195 College: Notre Dame NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (4th Round 1978) Birthdate: 2/21/55 Birthplace: Greenville, N.C. Residence: Greenville, N.C. PRO: Played in 16 games last season and started five. Played both running back and fullback. Rushed for 133 yards on 27 carries and scored two touchdowns against Kansas City last season Picked up 10 first downs in that game, nine rushing and one re- Ceiving. Had four short-yardage first downs against Chicago in the first half. Had a six-yard gain on a fourth-and-one situation fo set up Efren Herrera’s game-winning, 46-yard field goal against Oakland last year. Had a fine rookie season in 1977 playing in 12 games and leading the club in kickoff returns with a 22.8 average on runbacks. Biggest rushing game as a rookie was against Buffalo when he gained 56 yards on 11 carries and scored on a one-yard run, Selected by the Seahawks on the fourth round of a supplemental draft conducted by the NFL in August 1977 Draft choice used to select Hunter was deducted from Seattle's 1978 total. COLLEGE: The first player in Notre Dame history to rush for 1,000 yards in a single season. Gained 1,058 yards on 233 carries and 37HUNTER cont. scored 12 touchdowns in 1976. As a freshman in 1973, he seta school record with a 93-yard kickoff return against Alabama to help the Irish win the National Championship. Gained 558 yards on 117 carries and scored eight touchdowns in 1975. Finished his college career with 1,766 yards on 382 attempts PERSONAL: Spent the off-season finishing up work on his degree Ran a 9.3 100-yard dash as a senior at J.H. Rose High in Green- ville, N.C. Also lettered in football and basketball, along with track, in high school. Has one brother who played football at West Point and another brother is a graduate of Harvard. HUNTER'S NFL RECORD Rushing Club ATT YOS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 92° 179° 5.5) ~ 20 1 1978 Seattle 105 348 35 55 2 NFL TOTALS 137 527 3.8 55 3 Receiving Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 5 42 84 20 0 1978 Seattle 12 «#172 «#«214.30~«(21 0 NFL TOTALS 7 4214 126 21 0 Kickoff Returns Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 36 820 227 41 0 1978 Seattle 16 385: 24.1. 38 0 NFL TOTALS 52 1205 23.2 41 0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing i Most Attempts: 27, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 Most Yards: 133, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 Longest Run: 55, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 Most Touchdowns: 2, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 Receiving Most Receptions: 4, vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 4, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Most Yards: 62, vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 1 Longest Reception: 21, vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 Kickoff Returns Most Returns: 7, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Most Yards: 146, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Longest Return: 41, vs. Denver 10/2/77 26 KERRY JUSTIN CB Height: 5-11 Weight: 175 College: Oregon State NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 5/3/55. Birthplace: New Orleans, La. Residence: Bellevue, Wash. PRO: Signed by the Seahawks as a free agent. Played in all 16 games as a4 rookie, seeing action asa fifth defensive back andasa special teams performer. Had an interception against San Fran- cisco during the pre-season. 38COLLEGE: Two-year letterman at Oregon State. intercepted one Pass and returned it 63 yards as a senior. Had two interceptions as a junior. Liberal Studies major. PERSONAL: Attended and played football for two seasons at East | Los Angeles College, where he was an all-conference choice. Attended Crenshaw High in Los Angeles, Calif., where he was a classmate of Milwaukee Bucks forward Marques Johnson. Brother, Sidney, played football at Long Beach State 9 MIKE KORVAS P Height: 5-10 Weight: 183 College: Weber State NFL Experience: ist Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 9/29/56 Birthplace: Seattle, Wash. rf Residence: Renton, Wash. PRO: Signed with the Seattle Seahawks in 1978 as a free agent Missed the entire 1978 season on the injured reserve list. Was discovered at the Seahawks’ annual free agent tryout campinthe Kingdome COLLEGE: Lettered two'seasons at Weber State and averaged 42.2 per punts a junior and 39.0 per puntasa senior. Physical Educa- | tion major PERSONAL: Attended Columbia Basin Junior College in Pasco Wash.., for two years before transferring to Weber State. Graduate of Lindbergh High in Renton, Wash., where he lettered in football and golf, 70 DAVE KRAAYEVELD ODE Height: 6-5 Weight: 255 College: Milton NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 10/26/55 Birthplace: Delavan, Wisconsin i Residence: Woodinville, Wash. ) PRO: Signed by the Seahawks as a free agent prior to the start of the regular season. Played in 12 games as a special teams per- former. Was in the Dallas training camp prior to signing with Seattle. Had a 61-yard interception return for a touchdown for the Cowboys against San Francisco in the pre-season. COLLEGE: Played his senior year at Milton College in Milton, ! Wisconsin, where he earned all-conference honors. As an offensive tackle, he scored a 60-yard touchdown with a recovered fumble against Lakeland College. Also snapped on punts and field goals. Played three years at the University of Wisconsin (Whitewater). Graduated as a Recreation major PERSONAL: Attended Delavan-Darien High in Delavan, Wisconsin, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. Worked in construction during the off-season MEDIA LINE For a tape recorded interview with a Seahawks personality call (206) 827-6821. The message is changed three times per week during the season. 3954 ART KUEHN C Height: 6-3 Weight: 255 College: UCLA NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Veteran Allocation Birthdate: 2/12/53 Birthplace: Victoria, B.C. Residence: Palo Alto, Calif. PRO: Started final three games of the season last year, following knee injury to John Yarno. Played in all 16 games in 1978 after starting all 14 regular season games in 1977. Asan NFL rookie in 1976, Kuehn started the first seven contests before breaking his hand in the Los Angeles game. However, he played in all 14 games that year. Joined the Seahawks in the veteran allocation from the Washington Redskins. Was drafted by the Redskins on the 15th round in 1975, but signed with the Southern California Sun of the World Football League instead. Regarded as an excel- lent deep snapper. COLLEGE: Participated in the East-West and Hula Bowl all-star games following his senior year at UCLA. Was named UCLA's outstanding senior in 1974. Also played guard in college along with starting at center. Graduated as a Kinesiology major. PERSONAL: Attended Cubberley High in Palo Alto, Calif., where he scored his only career touchdown despite playing center. Also lettered in wrestling and track. Comes from a family of seven. Spent the off-season teaching at Cubberley High. 80 STEVE LARGENT WR Height: 5-11 Weight: 184 College: Tulsa NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Trade (Houston 1976) Birthdate: 9/28/54 Birthplace: Tulsa, Okla. Residence: Woodinville, Wash. PRO: Became Seattle's first Pro Bowl representative last year. Named State of Washington's professional athlete of year by Tacoma Athletic Commission in 1978. Led the AFC in receiving with 71 catches for 1,168 yards, a 16.5 average and eight touch- downs. First wide receiver to catch more than 70 passes since Chicago's Dick Gordon in 1970. Earned second-team AlI-NFL honors as selected by Associated Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association. First-team All-AFC as selected by The Sporting News and second-team AIl-AFC as chosen by United Press International. Equalled Pro Bowl record of five recep- tions last year, including an eight-yard touchdown. Caughta pass in all 16 games last year and has now 21 straight games with at least one catch. Set a club record with eight catches against Cleveland last year. Has led Seattle in receiving in each of the club's three seasons. Was third among NFC receivers in 1976 when he caught 54 passes for 705 yards as a rookie and then caught 33 for 643 yards. a 19.3 average, and 10 touchdowns in 1977. Has started every game for the Seahawks except the first In that game against St. Louis, Largent came off the bench to Catch five passes for 86 yards in his professional debut. Earned All-Rookie honors as voted by AP and UPI in 1976. Had six games last year in which he caught six or more passes and now has nine in his career. Joined Seattle during the 1976 pre-season in a trade for a draft choice from Houston. Was drafted by Houston on the fourth round of the 1976 draft. COLLEGE: Led the nation in touchdown catches in 1974 and 1975 with 14 each year. Named second team All-America by Asso- 40ciated Press in 1975 and was a two-time All-Missouri Valley Conference choice. Caught 103 passes for 1,884 yards and 28 touchdowns his final two years and finished his college ca with 136 catches for 2.385 yards and 32 touchdowns. His receiver coach in college was Jerry Rhome, currently offensive coach with the Seahawks. Participated in the Senior Bow!. Graduated after majoring in Biology PERSONAL: Attended Puntam City High School in Oklahoma City Okla. and lettered in football and baseball. Very active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Pro Athletes Outreach. In- volved in a number of community organizations including United Way, Children’s Orthopedic Hospital and the March of Dimes. LARGENT’S NFL RECORD Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 54 705 13.0 45 4 1977 Seattle 33 643 194 74 1978 Seattle 71 1168 165 57 B NFL TOTALS 158 2516 15.9 74 22 Additional Statistics: Kickoff returns, 8for 156 yards, 19.5 avera in 1976; Punt returns, 4 for 36 yards, 9.0 average in 1 3 for yards, 10.6 average in 1977; Rushing, 4 carries for -1 1976 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receiving Most Receptions: 8, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 Most Yards: 134, vs. Buffalo 10/30/77 Longest Reception: 74, vs. San Diego 11/27/77 Most Touchdowns: 2, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 2, vs. Buffalo 10/30/77 2, vs. Chicago 11/5/7823 DOUGLONG § Height: 5-11 Weight: 189 College: Whitworth NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1977) Birthdate: 5/24/55 Birthplace: Spokane, Wash Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Played in 15 games last season as a special teams performer and reserve safety. Recovered onside kicks against Pittsburgh and Detroit. Returned four kickoffs for 35 yards last year with his longest being a 15-yarder against Green Bay. Was signed by the Seahawks as a free agent wide receiver in 1977, but he spent that entire season on the injured reserve list. Was moved to safety during the 1977 pre-season. COLLEGE: Played in the East-West game after earning NAIA All- America honors as both a junior and senior, Was first-team choice in 1975 and a second-team selection in 1976. Also named all- district and all-conference two years. Caught 132 passes for 2,171 yards and 23 touchdowns during his career. As a senior, he caught 57 for 1,025 yards, an 18.0 average and 13 touchdowns. Also played basketball for three years and lettered in rugby. Graduated as a Social Science major. PERSONAL: Active in community work, including Children's Home Society. Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Pra Athletes Outreach. His father, Leonard, was a Seahawks charter season ticket holder in 1976. Lettered in football, basketball, and baseball at Shelton High in Shelton, Wash. 61 TOMLYNCH G Height: 6-5 Weight: 260 College: Boston College NFL Experience: 3rd Year F How Acquired: Draft (2nd round 1977) " Birthdate: 5/24/55 Birthplace: Chicago, Ill. aA ae Residence: Kirkland, Wash. PRO: Earned second-team All-American Football Conference honors as selected by United Press International last year. Started all 16 games at left guard last season. Played part of the Cleveland game at center when Art Kuehn was injured. Started five of the final six games as a rookie in 1977 and played in all 14 games that year. First starting assignment was in 17-0 victory over the New York Jets. Was drafted by the Seahawks on the second round in 1977 following a trade with Dallas. Was the second player taken on the second round and the 30th overall. COLLEGE: Selected by UPI and the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference as All-East in 1976. Played in the Senior Bowl. Was presented the Scanlan Award as BC's scholar-athlete of the year. Lettered four years and spent one season on defense as a tackle. Graduated as a Marketing major. PERSONAL: Attended Whitman-Hanson Regional High School in Whitman, Mass., where he lettered in football and track Enjoys. skiing. Has worked as a substitute teacher during the off-season. Active in United Way fund raising drive. QUOTABLE: Tom Lynch on blocking in short yardage situations — “My goal, really, is to score with my man. If|do that, it could mean that the running back coming behind me could score with the ball. That doesn't always mean | will move my man back several. yards or even a few yards. Maybe | only move him acouple of feet. A back can get through a hole no bigger than that sometime: (holding his hands no more than 20 inches apart).” 42 i f84 SAM McCULLUM WR Height: 6-2 Weight: 203 ‘College: Montana State NFL Experience: 6th Year How Acquired: Veteran Allocation Birthdate: 11/30/52 Birthplace: McComb, Miss. Residence: Bellevue, Wash. PRO: Started all 16 games for the Seahawks last year and caught at least one pass in all but three games. Has played in 43 games for the Seahawks and started 32 since joining the clubinthe 1976 veteran allocation. Caught five passes against the New York Jets, Minnesota and Oakland last year. Has had great success against his ex-teammates with the Vikings. In 1976, he caught three passes for 69 yards and a touchdown and last year caught five for 98 yards and a score. Had his biggest pro season last year with 37 receptions for 525 yards. Caught only nine passes for 198 yards in 1977 after coming back from off-season knee surgery. Biggest Play of 1977 was a 65-yard touchdown catch against Pittsburgh Scored the first Seattle touchdown in history — in both pre- season and regular season. Caught a 12-yard TD pass from Jim Zorn against San Francisco in the 1976 pre-season and a 15-yard Zorn pass for a score in the regular season opener against St Louis that year. Also caught a72-yard TD pass from Zorn against the Cardinals. Had five catches for 64 yards against Tampa Bay in 1976. Came to Seattle in the veteran allocation from Minnesota Drafted by Minnesota on the ninth round in 1974. COLLEGE: Caught 70 passes for 1,259 yards and a school record 16 touchdowns during his three seasons at Montana State. Named All-Big Sky Conference and honorable mention small college All-America. Majored in Sociology. PERSONAL: Has been active in the Big Brothers organization, the Heart Fund drive and the Montana Special Olympics. Attended Flathead High in Kalispell, Montana, where he was all-state in football and basketball, along with being a quarter-miler on the school's track team. Has four brothers and three sisters. One brother, George, was a football player at Augustana College. McCULLUM'S NFL RECORD Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD 1974 Minnesota 7 138 19.7 34 3 1975 Minnesota a 25 125 20 0 1976 Seattle 32 606 15.8 72 4 1977 Seattle 9 198 220 65 1 1978 Seattle 37 §25 142 44 3 NFL TOTALS 87 1392 16.0 72 11 Additional Statistics: Kickoff returns. 12 for 300 yards, 25.0 aver- age in 1974, 9 for 221 yards, 24.6 average in 1975, Punt returns, 12 for 191 yards, 7.6 average in 1974, 12 for 22 yards, 1.8 average in 1975. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receiving Most Receptions: 6, vs. Kansas City 12/14/74 Most Yards: 118, vs. Kansas City 12/14/74 Longest Reception: 72, vs. St. Louis 9/12/76 Most Touchdowns: 3, vs. Kansas City 12/14/74 4359 CHARLES McSHANE LB Height: 6-3 Weight: 230 College: Cal Lutheran NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Free Agent Birthdate: 1/4/54 Birthplace: Long Beach, Calif. = at Residence: Long Beach, Calif. PRO: Played in 14 games last season asa special teams member and reserve linebacker. Had his finest game of the season against Minnesota, when he was credited with five tackles according to unofficial press box statistics. Played in 14 games as a rookie in 1977. Had 10 tackles and forced a fumble against Buffalo in 1977 Was credited with a blocked field goal against Houston that year Originally drafted on the 12th round by Dallas in 1976. Signed with Seattle as a free agent the following season COLLEGE: Played defensive tackle at Cal Lutheran. Lettered two seasons at Cal Lutheran and earned All-Coast and NAIA All- America recognition. Also lettered as a javelin thrower. Gra- duated as an Aministrative Justice major. PERSONAL: Played two years at Long Beach City College in Long Beach, Calif., before transferring to Cal Lutheran. Attended Millikan High in Long Beach. 16 STEVE MYER QB Height: 6-2 Weight: 200 College: New Mexico NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Draft (4th round 1976) Birthdate: 7/17/54 Birthplace: Covina, Calif. Residence: Kirkland, Wash. PRO: Played in four games as a backup quarterback last season and completed 11 of 22 passes for 94 yards. Engineered drive that sent Denver game into overtime. Played in just one pre-season game last year and completed 10 of 20 for 120 yards and two touchdowns against San Francisco. Started four games in 1977 when Jim Zorn was injured. Finished that season by completing 70 of 130 passes for 729 yards with six touchdowns and 12 inter- ceptions. Passed for 252 yards and four scores against Tampa Bay. Completed 20 of 30 against the Bucs and 20 of 29 against Denver. Was active for seven games as a rookie but did not play during the regular season. Was selected on the fourth round by the Seahawks in the 1976 draft. COLLEGE: Honorable mention All-America and twice Western Athletic Conference Player of the Week in 1975. As a senior he completed 190 of 353 passes for2.501 yards and ranked secondin the country in passing. Was third in the country in total offense with 2,369 yards. Threw 21 touchdowns in 1975 and seven as a junior. In 1974, he completed 105 of 196 for 1,103 yards. Was lead- ing the nation in pass completions until he suffered a knee injury in the sixth game of his junior year. Named MVP in the 1976 Coaches All-America game PERSONAL: Involved in community affairs, including volunteer work for United Way. Was a two-time junior college All-America at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, Calif. Completed 308 of | 576 for 3.643 yards and 29 touchdowns in his two seasons. Attended West Covina High in West Covina, Calif., and Partici- pated in football, basketball and baseball. 44MYER'S NFL RECORD Passing Club ATT COMP YDS PCT TDINT LG LOST/ATT ' 1976 Seattle 0 0 0 000 0 O o/0 1977 Seattle 130 70 729 «4.538 6 12 45 9/80 1978 Seattle 22 iat 94 500 0 2a ir 0/0 NFL TOTALS 152 81 823° «533 6 14 45 9/80 Rushing Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 0 0 0oO oO a 1977 Seattle 6 1 1.0 4 Q 1978 Seattle 2 1 «65.0 5 0 NFL TOTALS 8 Te t4 5 a SINGLE GAME HIGHS Passing Most Attempts: 30, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 (20 completions) Most Completions: 20, vs. Denver 10/2/77 (29 attempts) 20, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 (30 attempts) Most Yards: 252. vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Most Touchdowns: 4, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Most Interceptions: 4. vs. New England 10/9/77 Longest Completion: 45, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Rushing Most Attempts: 3, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 Most Yards: 10, vs. Denver 10/29/78 Longest Run: 5, vs, Denver 10/29/78 78 BOBNEWTON G&G Height: 6-5 Weight: 260 a College: Nebraska NFL Experience: Sth Year How Acquired: Waivers (Chicago 1976) Birthdate: 8/16/49 XL oe Residence: Woodinville, Wash PRO: Started all 16 games at right guard for the Seahawks last season. Has played in 41 games and started 24 since joining the club prior to the start of the 1976 season on waivers from Chicago Started seven games in 1976 and one in 1977. Drafted by the Bears in 1971 on the third round. Had been a regular with Chicago since 1973. Started all 14 games in 1974 and recovered two fumbles that year. COLLEGE: A consensus All-America selection as a senior at Nebraska. Was a member of Nebraska's 1970 national champion- ship team, Played in the Senior Bow!, Coaches All-America game and College All-Star game. Named Big Eight Lineman of the Week a record four times. PERSONAL: Played two seasons at Cerritos, Calif., Junior College, the same school that produced Jim Zorn. Attended Glenn High School in Norwalk, Calif. Recently obtained his real estate license. QUOTABLE: Offensive line coach Howard Mudd on Bab Newton — “He's a very aggressive player. He's always looking around to get a second block to spring the ball carrier or to protect the passer Part of it is his experience, but part of it is that he just likes to play football. He likes the game and has a very strong desire to improve.” 4571 «STEVE NIEHAUS DT Height: 6-4 Weight: 255 College: Notre Dame NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Draft (1st round 1976) Birthdate: 9/25/54 Ns F Birthplace: Cincinnati. Ohio 2 Residence: Kirkland, Wash. PRO: Was Seattle's first-ever draft choice being the second player selected in the 1976 draft. Had an outstanding rookie season and was named by the NFL Players as the National Football Con- ference’s Defensive Rookie of the Year. Also earned All-Rookie honors as selected by Associated Press and United Press |nter- national. Underwent shoulder surgery prior to the start of training camp in 1977 and missed the first five games of the season. Was moved to defensive end that year after playing defensive tackle as a rookie and participated in eight games but did not start in 1977. Moved back inside last season and played in 14 games, while starting six. Led the team in sacks in 1976 with eight-and-a- half, including two against both St. Louis and Tampa Bay. COLLEGE: Unanimous All-America selection as a senior. Finished second to LeRay Selmon in the Outland Trophy balloting. Also earned All-America honors as a junior as selected by the Football News. Was a four-year starter. Played four games in both his freshman and sophomore seasons before suffering knee injuries. Earned Notre Dame's Hering Award as the school’s Comeback Player of the Year in 1974. Participated in the College All-Star game. Business Management major. PERSONAL: Attended Moeller High in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he was a two-time prep All-America selection. His high school team won three consecutive city titles. Also competed in track with best marks of 58-0 and 170-3 in the shot put and discus throw. He also lettered in basketball and wrestling. Brother John played at Alabama and his father, Ralph, had a trial with the Cleveland Rams 88 BRIAN PEETS TE Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 = = College: Pacific NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1978) Birthdate: 7/15/56 a Birthplace: Stockton, Calif. -* Residence: Stockton, Calif PRO: Was signed by the Seahawks as a free agent in 1978 priorto training camp. Released prior to the regular season and re- signed midway through the season. Played in seven regular season games. Caught one pass, a 14-yarder against Oakland. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Pacific. Team captain in 1977. Team's second-leading receiver as a senior with 14 catches for 281 yards, a 20.1 average and three touchdowns. Second-team All-Pacific Coast Athletic Association as a senior. Finished his career with 36 catches for 674 yards and four touchdowns. Graduated as a Biology major. PERSONAL: Attended Linden High in Linden, California, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. His father is an elemen- tary school principal. Assisted a veterinarian in Stockton, Calif., this past off-season and hopes to be accepted to veterinarian school. Also spent a month photographing wildlife in Kenya last winter. Collects comic books. 4662 ERNIE PRICE DE Height: 6-4 Weight: 245 College: Texas A&! NFL Experience: 7th Year How Acquired: Trade (Detroit 1978) Birthdate: 9/20/50 Birthplace: Corpus Christi, Texas ae Residence: Renton, Wash PRO: Joined the Seahawks in a trade with Detroit just prior to the fifth regular season game last year. Played in 12 regular season games for Seattle and started the final 11. Was in on 56 tackles, according to unofficial press box statistics, and had four sacks. Had two sacks against Oakland in Seattle’s 27-7 victory. Had a season high eight tackles against Cleveland. Recovered afumble against Denver. Played in three games for the Lions in 1978 and Started one prior to joining the Seahawks. Played in 12 games and started six in 1977 for Detroit. Has played in 77 NFL games since being Detroit's first-round draft choice in 1973. Has recovered seven fumbles in his pro career. Blocked a punt and was credited with a safety against Kansas City in 1975. COLLEGE: Named first team College Division All-America. Was a three-time All-Lone Star Conference selection. Earned All-Texas honors as a junior and senior at Texas A&l. PERSONAL: Played high school, college and pro football (as a member of the Lions) with defensive back Levi Johnson Attended Miller High in Gorpus Christi, Texas. 83 STEVE RAIBLE WR Height: 6-2 Weight: 195 College: Georgia Tech NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Draft (2nd round 76) Birthdate: 6/2/54 Birthplace: Louisville, Ky. Residence: Kirkland, Wash. PRO: Coming off his finest professional season. Caught 22 passes for 316 yards, a 14.4 average, and one touchdown last year. Had a 38-yard touchdown reception against Oakland in Seattle's 17- 16 victory. Was credited with a safety against Cleveland after running punter Johnny Evans out of the endzone. Had three catches against Denver last year and caught two passes in seven games. Played in all 16 games in 1978. Started three games and played in all 14 contests in 1977. Participated in 13 games as a rookie in 1976. Caught four passes in 1976 and combined with Jim Zorn on an 80-yard touchdown pass against Minnesota, Also picked up a blocked punt and ran it 27 yards for a touchdown against Green Bay. Finished 1977 with five catches for 79 yards and a 15.8 average. Was Seattle's third choice on the second found of the 1976 draft. COLLEGE: First team All-Southern Independent choice as a senior in 1975 as selected by Associated Press. Honorable mention AP All-America. Clocked 4.35 for the 40-yard dash at Georgia Tech Played tight end in college and caught 24 passes for 452 yards, an 18.8 average and five touchdowns during his three-year career Also ran for two touchdowns on five carries for 47 yards as a senior. Was invited to the American Bowl and Senior Bow! all-star Games. Lettered three years in track and recorded a best 100-yard dash of 9.5 and was named Georgia's Outstanding Collegiate runner in 1975. Graduated as an Industrial Management major. PERSONAL: Active in community affairs. He is honorary state chairman for the Washington State Special Olympics, has parti- a7RAIBLE cont. cipated in the United Way and Muscular Distrophy fund-raising drives and is spokesman for the building campaign of Seattle's Ronald McDonald House. This past off-season he worked as a host for a radio talk show. He has also worked for a management consultant firm dealing with continuing education in the con- struction industry. Attended Trinity High in Louisville, Ky., where he lettered in football and track. Won the Kentucky state 100-yard dash championship as a senior. RAIBLE’S NFL RECORD Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 4 126 31.5 80 1 1977 Seattle 5 79 «15.8 23 0 1978 Seattle 22 316 144 38 1 NFL TOTALS 31 46521 168 80 2 Additional Statistics: Rushing, 1 attempt for 2 yards in 1976, 2 attempts for 13 yards in 1978; Returns, 1 blocked punt returned 27 yards for a touchdown in 1976, 2 kickoff returns for 19 yards in 1977. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Most Receptions: 3, vs. Minnesota 11/14/76 3, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Most Yards: 112, vs. Minnesota 11/14/76 Longest Reception: 80, vs. Minnesota 11/14/76 Most Touchdowns: 1, vs. Minnesota 11/14/76 | 1, vs. Oakland 11/26/78 | 66 BILL SANDIFER OT Height: 6-6 Weight: 260 College: UCLA NFL Experience: 6th Year How Acquired: Trade (S.F. 1977) Birthdate: 1/5/52 a Birthplace: Quantico, Va. Residence: Oceanside, Calif. PRO: Started 13 games last season and played in 15. Finished the season with 39 tackles, according to unofficial press box sta- tistics. Had a season high six tackles against Pittsburgh and registered five tackles against Chicago and Minnesota. Credited with one sack against Chicago. Missed the entire 1977 season when he suffered a broken ankle in the regular season opener against Baltimore. Came to Seattle in a trade for the Seahawks’ | 1976 starting middle linebacker Ed Sradley. Started for San Francisco in 1975 but was a reserve in 1976. Drafted on the first round by San Francisco in 1974. COLLEGE: Played two years at UCLA and was the Bruins’ Most Valuable Player on defense as a senior. Was in on 86 tackles in 1973. Played in the East-West game. PERSONAL: Attended Oceanside High in Oceanside, Calif., where he lettered in football, basketball and track. NFL RECORD The Seattle Seahawks established an NFL record in 1978 by finishing the season with 345 first downs. Seattle rushed for 150 first downs, passed for 156 and were awarded 39 via penalty. The old NFL mark was 318 set by Buffalo in 1975. 4881 JOHN SAWYER TE Height: 6-2 Weight: 230 College: Southern Mississippi NFL Experience: 5th Year How Acquired: Waivers (Houston 1977) Birthdate: 7/26/53 Birthplace: Brookhaven, Miss Residence: Woodinville, Wash PRO: Played in 11 games last season and started the final five Played much of the season with an injured hand. Caught nine passes for 101 yards, including three receptions for 22 yards against Kansas City in the season finale. Came to Seattle on waivers from Houston prior to the start of the 1977. regular season. Played in all 14 games and started two in 1977. Was originally an eleventh-round draft choice by Houston in 1975. As a rookie in 1975, he caught seven passes for 144 yards, a 20.6 average, in- eluding a 51-yarder and a touchdown. The following season he played in all 14 games and started four for the Oilers, while catching 18 for 208 yards, including a 53-yard score COLLEGE: Finished his college career with 79 catches for 971 yards 6nd four touchdowns, Played in the Senior Bowland All-America all-star games. Named to the All-Southern Independent team as a senior. PERSONAL: Has worked as hunting consultant during the off- season. Attended Baker High in Baker, Louisiana, where he dlayed football, basketball and baseball, Nickname is Country SAWYER’S NFL RECORD Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD (975 Houston 8 144 206 51 1 \976 Houston 18 ='208 11:5 53 1 \977 Seattle 10 «#105 #105 27 0 |978 Seattle 9 101 11.2 20 0 VFL TOTALS 45 558 124 53 2 Additional Statistics: Punting, 1 for 32 yards in 1976; Fumble re- toveries, 1 in 1976. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receiving flost Receptions: 3, vs. San Diego 9/28/75 3. vs. Cincinnati 11/14/76 3, vs. Cleveland 12/5/76 3, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 fost Yards: 63, vs. Baltimore 11/1/76 ‘ongest Reception: 53, vs. Baltimore 11/1/76 flost Touchdowns: 1, vs. San Diego 9/28/75 1, vs. Pittsburgh 11/21/76 42 KEITH SIMPSON CB Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 College: Memphis State NFL Experience: 2nd Year How Acquired: Draft (1st round 1978) Birthdate: 3/9/56 Birthplace: Memphis, Tenn Residence: Kirkland, Wash ‘RO: Hampered in training camp and through the pre-season by a lulled hamstring last season. Recovered to play in 13 regular eason games and start two for the injured Cornell Webster. 49SIMPSON cont. Finished his rookie season strong by recording 15 tackles, de- flecting five passes, coming up with a sack and two interceptions in Seattle's last three games in 1978. Had a 40-yard interception for a touchdown against Cleveland. Recovered a fumble against Kansas City to set up the Seahawks’ first field goal in a 13-10 win. Was the Seahawks first draft choice in 1978. COLLEGE: Sporting News first-team All-America. Named second- team All-America by Associated Press. Named to the All- Southern Independent team as a junior and senior. Four-year letterman. Selected for the Blue-Gray and Senior Bowl all-star games. Intercepted four passes, including three against North Texas State, as a senior and recovered four fumbles. Finished his career with eight interceptions, six fumble recoveries and 22 blocked passes. Had 90 career solo tackles and 43 assists, Criminal Justice major PERSONAL: Attended Hamilton High in Memphis, where he was 4 high school All-America running back. Also lettered in baseball. Comes from a family of six brothers and two sisters, SIMPSON’S NFL RECORD Interceptions Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1978 Seattle es 40 20.0 40 1 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions Most Interceptions: 1, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 1, vs. Kansas City 12/17/78 Most Yards Returned: 40, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 Longest Return: 40. vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 Most Touchdowns: 1, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 35 DAVID SIMS FB Height: 6-3 Weight: 216 College: Georgia Tech NFL Experience: 3rd Year | How Acquired: Draft (7th Round 1977) Birthdate: 10/26/55 | Birthplace: Atlanta, Ga. Residence: Redmond, Wash. PRO: Led the entire National Football League in both touchdowns and rushing touchdowns despite missing four games with knee injuries. Scored 14 touchdowns on the ground and added one receiving. His total of 90 points was fifth best in the AFC. Was named his team’s Most Valuable Player by the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Had three 100-yard rushing renew including a career-high 121 yards on 23 carries against the j York Jets. Scored three touchdowns against both the Jets and Cleveland Browns. Finished the season with 752 yards on 174 carries for a 4.3 average and caught 30 passes for 195 yards. Rushed for 96 yards on eight carries in the first half against Bal more. Finished the contest with 106 yards on 14 carries. Mis: Denver, Chicago, Oakland and Kansas City games. Scored | least one touchdown in 10 of the 12 games in which he pla Played in all 14 games as a rookie and started at fullback agai Pittsburgh. Scored eight touchdowns in 1977, five rushing three receiving. Gained 369 yards on 99 carries for 3.7 average finish third on the team and caught 12 passes for 176 yards, including a team record 82-yard score from Jim Zorn agai Cincinnati. Completed a 43-yard touchdown to Steve Larg against Denver as a rookie. Seventh-round draft choice in 1977 COLLEGE: Rushed for 803 yards on 163 carries fora 4. 9average and 50nine touchdowns as a senior. Earned All-Southern Independent honors and played in the North-South game. Finished his career with a school record 2,274 yards rushing. Also scored 21 career g | touchdowns and 126 points. Three-year letterman. Played tight end as a freshman. Graduated as an Industrial Management major. PERSONAL: Played high school football at Decatur High in Decatur, Ga., where he was a quarterback. Also lettered in basketball and track. Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Spent the past off-season working as a management trainee for Weyer- haeuser. Has also been active in promoting local youth football. SIMS’ NFL RECORD Rushing Club ATT YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 99 369 37 Ww 5 1978 Seattle 174 «<-752 «4.3 44 14 NFL TOTALS 273 «1121 «4.1 44 19 Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 12 «#176 146 82 3 1978 Seattle 30 «(195 65 25 1 NFL TOTALS 42 371 88 82 4 Additional Statistics: Passing, 4 attempts. 1 completion. 1 inter- ception, 43 yards, 1 touchdown in 1977, 1 attempt. 1 completion for 15 yards in 1978. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Most Attempts: 23, vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 23, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 Most Yards: 121. vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 Most Touchdowns: 3, vs. New York Jets 9/17/78 3, vs. Cleveland 12/3/78 Longest Run: 44, vs. Baltimore 11/12/78 Receiving Most Receptions: 7, vs. Denver 10/1/78 Most Yards: 105, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Most Touchdowns: 1, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 1, vs. New York Jets 11/13/77 1, vs. San Diego 11/27/77 1, vs. San Diego 12/10/78 Longest Reception: 82, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 47 SHERMAN SMITH RB Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 College: Miami (Ohio) NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Draft (2nd round 76) Birthdate: 11/1/54 Birthplace: Youngstown, Ohio Residence: Woodinville, Wash PRO: Seattle's leading rusher each of the last three seasons. Hada career high 805 yards on 165 carries for a 4.9 average last year despite missing four-and-a-half games with a shoulder injury. Has averaged 4.7 per carry during his professional career with 2,105 yards on 447 carries. Has caught at least one pass in 31 consecutive games and at least one pass in every game of his pro- fessional career but one (Los Angeles, 1976). Has played in 38 games and started 35 since joining the Seahawks as a second- 51SMITH cont. round draft choice in 1976. Earned Associated Press and Pro Football Weekly Player of the Week honors after rushing for a club record 152 yards on 23 carries against Chicago last year. Had a 67-yard run from scrimmage, which broke his own club mark of 53 yards setagainst Atlanta in 1976. Rushed for 85 yards on 13 carries in the first half against Cleveland last year and finished the game with 87 of 15 carries as Seattle won 47-24, Caught a 64-yard touchdown pass from Jim Zorn in the 1978 opener against San Diego prior to suffering the shoulder injury that would sideline him until the Minnesota victory. Rushed for six touchdowns and added a seventh receiving to finish fourth in scoring on the club with 42 points. His rushing average of 4.9 was exceeded by only three regulars in the AFC last season COLLEGE: Three-year starter at quarterback for Miami (Ohio) and led his team to three consecutive Mid-American Conference titles and a 33-1-1 record. Lettered four years. First team all- conference in 1975. Ran for 938 yards and scored 11 touchdowns as a senior and passed for 592 yards and five scores. Rushed for 2.287 yards during his career and passed for 1,013 yards. Played wide receiver in the American Bowl and caught a touchdown Graduated as an Education major. Was drafted in the second round in 1976 by the Seahawks as a wide receiver, but was con- verted to running back the day before camp opened PERSONAL: Earned seven letters at North High in Youngstown. Ohio, where he participated in football, basketball and track. His cousin is Mike Cobb, Chicago Bears tight end. Has worked asa salesman during the off-season. Has assisted a number of com- munity groups, including United Way and is honorary chairman of the local Muscular Dystrophy Association SMITH'S NFL RECORD Rushing Club ATT YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 119. S37 45 53 4 1977 Seattle i 163 763 «47 ~«# 39 4 1978 Seattle 165 805 49 67 6 NFL TOTALS 447 2105 4.7 67 14 Receiving Club PC YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 36 384 106 34 7 1977 Seattle 30 419 139 44 2 1978 Seattle 28366 «13.1 ~64 a NFL TOTALS 94 1169 124 64 4 Additional Statistics: Kickoff returns, 6 for 93 yards, 15.5 average in 1976, 3 for 56 yards, 18.6 average in 1977: Passing, 2 attempts with 0 completions in 1976, 1 attempt with 0 completions in 1977. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Most Attempts: 23, vs. Chicago 11/5/78 Most Yards: 152, vs. Chicago 11/5/78 Longest Run: 67. vs. Chicago 11/5/78 Most Touchdowns: 2, vs. New Orleans 11/21/76 2, vs. Oakland 10/22/78 2, vs. Chicago 11/5/78 Receiving Most Receptions: 7, vs. Detroit 10/24/76 Most Yards: 93, vs. Detroit 10/24/76 Longest Reception: 64, vs. San Diego 9/3/78 Most Touchdowns: 1, vs. Atlanta 11/7/76 1, vs. Tampa Bay 10/16/77 1, vs. Kansas City 12/11/77 1, vs. San Diego 9/3/78 5218 HERMAN WEAVER P Height: 6-4 Weight: 210 College: Tennessee NFL Experience: 10th Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1977) Birthdate: 11/17/48 Birthplace: Villa Rica, Ga Residence: Knoxville, Tenn. PRO: Average 37.0 on 66 punts last season. Joined the Seahawks as a free agent for the final 13 games of the 1977 season and responded with a 39.5 punting average, fifth best in the American Football Conference. Set a club record with a 59-yard punt against New England and his 43.7 average on seven punts against Houston set a single game mark. Was with Denver during the pre-season in 1977 after being acquired in a trade from Detroit Has averaged 40.1 during his nine professional seasons, Was a ninth-round draft choice by Detroit in 1970. Led the NFC in punting in 1975 with a 42.0 average. Had the longest punt of his career in 1976, a 69-yarder. Had 15 punts fielded inside the 20 in 1976 and his net punting average of 34.3 was third best in the NFL that season. Had 10 kicks inside the 20 last year COLLEGE: Had 14 punts in one game at Tennessee and went through his career with 181 punts for 40.1 average and never had one blocked. Had a 72-yard punt as a sophomore. Started his college career as a wide receiver. Participated in the Orange Cotton and Gator Bowls. Earned his degree in Health and Physi- cal Education PERSONAL: Never punted in high school at Villa Rica, Georgia Lettered in football, basketball and baseball. Active golfer in the off-season, Has worked as a salesman during the off-season Nickname is Thunderfoot. WEAVER'S NFL RECORD Punting Club NO YDS AVG LG BLK 1970 Detroit 62 2483 406 65 1 1971 Detroit 42 1752 417 63 2 1972 Detroit 43, 1,734 40.3 55 0 1973 Detroit 542,333 43.2 66 1 1974 Detroit 72 2772 385 61 2 1975 Detroit 80 3361 420 61 1 1976 Detroit 83 3.280 395 69 1 1977 Seattle 58; 2,203 395 59 1 1978 Seattle 66 2440 370 59 0 NFL TOTALS 560 22,448 40.1 69 9 Additional Statistics: Rushing, 1 attempt for 18 yards in 1973, 1 attempt for -2 yards in 1977; Passing, 1 incomplete pass in 1975. one completed pass in two attempts for 14 yards in 1976, one completed pass in one attempt for 9 yards in 1978. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Punting Most Punts: 10, vs. Washington 10/17/76 Most Yards: 386, vs. Washington 10/17/76 Longest Punt: 69, vs. Chicago 9/12/76 5338 CORNELL WEBSTER CB Height: 6-0 Weight: 180 College: Tulsa NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1977) Birthdate: 11/2/54 Birthplace: Greeneville, Tenn. Residence: Bellevue, Wash. PRO: Played in 15 games last season and started 14 atcornerback. Led the Seahawks in interceptions with five. Had two inter= ceptions against the Chicago Bears, including one on the final play of the contest to preserve a 31-29 victory. Had one inter- ception in each of the final three games — Cleveland, San Diego and Kansas City. Was credited with 113 tackles, according to un~ official press box statistics. Led the team with 33 passes de- fensed. Blocked a punt against Oakland and recovered a fumble against Cleveland. Had a season high 15 tackles against Denver and 14 tackles in 27-7 win over the Raiders. Had 10 tackles against Pittsburgh and Detroit. Saw action in all 14 games as a rookie in 1977 as a special teams player and reserve cornerback, Had a blocked field goal against Houston and intercepted one pass against Cleveland. Signed by the Seahawks as a free agent just prior to the start of the 1977 training camp COLLEGE: Was named to the All-Missouri Valley Conference team in 1976 as a wide receiver. Caught 38 passes for 622 yards during his final year. Started his college career at Scottsdale, Ariz.. Community College and then transferred to UCLA before moving to Tulsa. One of his coaches at Tulsa was Seattle offensive coach Jerry Rhome PERSONAL: Played as a running back at Garey High in Pomona, Calif. where he played on the same team with pro basketball player Greg Ballard (Washington Bullets) and Miami Dolphins running back Gary Davis. Also lettered in basketball and track in high school. Rushed for 973 yards on just 73 carries as a high school senior. Brother Stanisa wide receiver and track performer at San Jose State. WEBSTER’S NFL RECORD Interceptions ‘Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1977 Seattle 1 -4 -40 -4 0 1978 Seattle 5 9 1.8 14 0 NFL TOTALS 6 5 0.8 14 0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions Most Interceptions: 2. vs. Chicago 11/5/78 Most Yards Returned: 9, vs. Chicago 11/5/78 Longest Return: 14, vs. Chicago 11/5/78 51 JOHN YARNO C Height: 6-5 Weight: 251 College: Idaho NFL Experience: 3rd Year How Acquired: Draft (4th Round 1977) Birthdate: 12/17/54 Birthplace: Spokane, WA Residence: Redmond, WA PRO: Started the first 13 games last season before sufferinga knee injury against the Oakland Raiders. Missed the final three games on the injured reserve list. Earned starting assignment in training 54camp. Played in 10 games asa rookie. In addition to playing asa backup center in 1977, Yarno also worked at offensive tackle. Was selected by Seattle on the fourth round of the 1977 draft. COLLEGE: All-America center as selected by Associated Press. Played in the East-West and Senior Bowl all-star games. Four- year letterman. First lineman ever to be named Big Sky Con- ference Most Valuable Player. Inland Empire Athlete of the Year. Majored in Accounting. PERSONAL: Attended Gonzaga Prep in Spokane, Washington, for three years and played his senior year and graduated from Ferris High in Spokane. Also lettered in track as a prep. Younger brother George played as a nose guard at Washington State last season. 10 JIM ZORN QB Height: 6-2 Weight: 200 College: Cal Poly (Pomona) NFL Experience: 4th Year How Acquired: Free Agent (1976) Birthdate: 5/10/53 Birthplace: Whittier, Calif. a Residence: Mercer Island, Wash. PRO: Coming off his finest season as a pro, Zorn was named AFC Player of the Year by the Touchdown Club of Washington, D.C. following the 1978 season. He was selected first team All-Pro by the Newspaper Enterprise Association, was second team All-NFL as chosen by Associated Press and second team All-AFC as picked by United Press International. He also finished ina tie for second in AFC Player of the Year balloting by UPI. Houston's Earl Campbell was UP!'s AFC Player of the Year. while Zorn and Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw finished in a tie for second. Threw for more yards (3,283) and completed more passes (248) than any other AFC quarterback in 1978. Threw fora career high of 329 yards (21 of 32) in opener last year against San Diego. Had eight games with more than 200 yards passing in 1978 and now has had 17 200-plus games out of 40 starts. Threw three touchdowns against Detroit last year and ran forafourthas Seahawks rallied for 28-16 victory. Set six club passing records and equalled another last year. Among the new records were most attempts (443) and completions (248) in a season, along with most yards (3,283) and highest percentage of completions (56.0 percent). Zorn set a club single-game completion per- centage record when he hit 19 of 26 (73.0 percent) against the New York Jets. In 1976, Zorn was selected as the NFC’s Offensive Rookie of the Year by the NFL Players following a year that saw him establish both first-year and expansion passing records Broke Dennis Shaw's rookie passing record of 2,507 yards which ‘was established by the former Buffalo quarterback in 1970 and Fran Tarkenton’s expansion passing yardage record of 1,997 yards set by the Minnesota quarterback in 1961. Has started in all but four games, which he missed with a knee injury in 1977, as a member of the Seahawks. His 439 passing attempts in 1976 were the most in the NFL. Signed by the Seahawks as a free agent in 1976, Was originally signed as a free agent by Dallas in 1975, but EVERY GAME Five players — cornerback Dave Brown, linebacker Sammy Green, center Art Kuehn, wide receiver Steve Lar- gent and fullback Don Testerman — have played in all 44 of the Seahawks regular season games. Brown is the only member of the Seahawks to start in all 44, while Testerman was traded during the off-season 55ZORN cont. was released just two days before the season opener. Left- handed. COLLEGE: Earned Little All-America, Little All-Coast and was Southern California College Division Player of the Year in 1973 at Cal Poly (Pomona). in 1973, he completed 138 of 337 passes for 2,367 yards and 16 touchdowns. The following season, he was 126 of 262 for 1,783 yards and six touchdowns, Also rushed for 1,164 yards and scored 18 touchdowns in his two-year college career. Finished with 5,314 yards in total offense at Cal Poly, one of ten school records he established. Also threw the javelin in college. Was a Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Prior to attending Cal Poly, Zorn played two seasons at Cerritos, Calif, Community College. He attended Gahr High in Cerritos, Calif. and lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track. Is an accomplished «peed skater and was once an amateur boxer, Active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and numer- ous Community groups ZORN'S NFL RECORD Passing Club ATT COMP YDS PCT TDINT LG LOST/ATT 1976 Seattle 439 208 2571 473 12 27 80 25/196 1977 Seattle 251 104 1687 414 16 19 82 12/51 1978 Seattle 443 248 3283 560 15 20 64 44/284 NFL TOTALS 1133 560 7541 .494 43 66 82 81/531 Rushing Club NO YDS AVG LG TD 1976 Seattle 52 246 47 19 4 1977 Seattle 25 #141 #56 15 1 1978 Seattle 59 290 49 23 6 NFL TOTALS 136 677 5.0 23 W SINGLE GAME HIGHS ~Passing Most Attempts: 49, vs. Philadelphia 12/12/76 (24 completions) Most Completions: 24, vs. Philadelphia 12/12/76 (49 attempts) 24, vs. Denver 10/1/78 (38 attempts) Most Yards: 329, vs. San Diego 9/3/78 Highest Percentage: 73.0, vs. NY Jets 9/26/78 (19 of 26) Most Touchdowns: 4. vs. Buffalo 10/30/77 4, vs. San Diego 11/27/77 Most Interceptions: 6. vs. Detroit 10/24/76 Longest Completion: 82. to David Sims, vs. Cincinnati 9/25/77 Rushing Most Attempts: 8, vs. San Diego 9/3/78 Most Yards: 63, vs. Oakland 10/22/78 Longest Run: 23, vs. San Diego 9/3/78 Most Touchdowns: 2, vs. Minnesota 10/8/78 | SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ROAD HOTELS Los Angeles .... 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PERSONAL: Identical twin brother of Colorado State All-America DT Mike Bell, drafted by Kansas City on the first round, Attended Bishop Carroll High School in Wichita, Kansas, where he lettered in football, basketball, baseball and golf 33 CHUCK BENBOW RB Long Beach State FA Ht 5-10 Wt205 = Born: 10/2/57 COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Long Beach State and finished his career with 1,047 yards on 232 carries for 4.5 aver- age. Scored 12 touchdowns rushing and | added two receiving. Caught 51 passes for 437 yards. Gained 514 yards on 122 carries for a 4.2 average and seven scores as a senior. Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Played two years at San Diego Mesa Junior College before transferring to Long Beach State. Attended Kearny High in San Diego. Was born in the Philippine Islands. 86 TIM BEYER TE= Oregon FA Ht 6-3 Wt 240 Born: 3/6/57 COLLEGE: Played as a linebacker at Oregon until his senior season. Caught 14 passes for 113 yards in his only year as a tight end. Was the team’s fourth leading tackler as a junior with 87 tackles. He also caused three fumbles and recovered one in 1977. Business Management major. PERSONAL: Played one season at Clackamas Community College in Oregon City, Oregon, before transferring. Attended Marist High in Eugene, Oregon, and lettered in football and basketball. 46 BOB CALE $ North Carolina FA Ht 6-1 Wt:184 = Born: 1/28/57 COLLEGE: Three-year starter. Led the Atlantic Coast Conference in inter- ceptions as a sophomore with five. Fin- ished his career with 12 interceptions, including three as a senior. Had 36 tackles in 1978 and two fumble recover- les. Was ACC Defensive Back of the Week against Duke in 1977 and Northwestern in 1976. Industrial Relations major. PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and baseball at Middletown High in Middletown, Delaware. 5896 DAVID CHARLES WR Wisconsin FA Ht 6-2 9 Wt190 Born: 10/23/55 COLLEGE: Named second-team All-Big 10 as a sophomore, junior and senior Caught 101 passes for 1,459 yards and 11 touchdowns in his career. Ranks third on Wisconsin's all-time career receiving list. Only Pat Richter ranks ahead of Charles in career yards and touchdownsat Wisconsin. Caught 38 passes for 573 yards and five touchdowns last year to rank third in Big 10 receiving. Had an 80-yard touchdown in 7-6 victory over Richmond. Caught 34 passes for 449 yards in 1976 and 29 for 437 yards in 1977. Team captain as a senior. Graduated as an Eco- nomics major. PERSONAL: Played football, basketball and baseball at Jeff Davis High in Houston, Texas. His cousin, Russel Charles. is a former UCLA running back and current Stanford assistantcoach 97 ROBERT CHATMAN WR Mississippi State FA Ht 6-1 = =Wt170 = Born:8/22/56 COLLEGE: Four-year letterman Caught 58 passes for 846 yards, 14.6 average and six touchdowns during his career. Had seven receptions for 97 yards and one touchdown against Mississippi in 1977 Had 20 catches for 290 yards, a 14.5 average and touchdowns against Alabama and North Texas State as a senior. Education major PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and track at Moss Point High in Moss Point, Mississippi. One of 24 Moss Point graduates in the last six years to play football at Mississippi State, including New England linebacker Ray Costic. 67 CHARLES COLES oT Newberry FA Ht 6-3 Wt 255 Born: 5/23/57 COLLEGE: Named South Atlantic Con- ference Player of the Year last season Also earned District Player of the Year and small college All-America recogni- tion. Named South Carolina Player of the Week twice. Participated in the Blue- Gray game. Played college basketball. Graduated as a Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Attended Marietta High in Marietta, Ga., where he played football and basketball. 11 MARK CONRAD P Puget Sound FA Ht 5-10 Wt:210 Born: 2/5/53 COLLEGE: Finished his college career in 1974 after earning Little All-Northwest honors for four seasons as a kicking Specialist. Finished with a then school record 186 points and 26 field goals in his career. Averaged 39.7 yards per punt in 1974 and 42.5 to rank fourth in NCAA Division II statistics as a junior. Graduated as a Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Has played four seasons with the Pierce County 59CONRAD cont. Bengals of the Northwest International Football League. Has worked as a teacher in the Orting, Wash., School District. Grad- uate of Franklin Pierce High in Tacoma, Wash., where he lettered in football and track. 37 GARY DAVIS FB Texas A&l FA Ht 6-1 = Wt235 Born: 2/4/56 COLLEGE: Played three seasons at Texas A&! but missed most of his senior season with injuries. During his first three years, he rushed for 641 yards on 117 carries for a 5.5 average. Gained 202 yards on 42 carries fora 4.4 average as a junior. Played on two undefeated NAIA championship teams (1975, 1976) and school compiled a34-1-1 record during his three years. Sociology major. PERSONAL: Has worked on the police force in Kingsville, Texas. His father is a police officer in Houston. Attended Hardin High in Hardin, Texas, where he earned all-state honors in both football and basketball. Also participated in track and baseball as a prep. 6 MIKE DEUTSCH P Colorado State FA Ht 6-0 =Wt200 Born: 11/16/54 PRO: Drafted by Minnesota on the ninth round in 1978. Failed to make the club and signed with the Seahawks as a free agent COLLEGE: Played four years as 4 punter and safety. Averaged 43.6 per puntas a seniorin 1977. Named All-Western Athletic Conference aS a junior and senior. Participated in the Canadian-American Bowl. Intercepted a pass in.that game. Lettered in baseball asa senior. Physical Education major, PERSONAL: Played quarterback at Stadium High in Tacoma, Wash., where he also lettered in baseball and basketball. Has worked as a route salesman for Coca-Cola in Tacoma. 94 HOWARD DODGE LB Nevada Reno FA Ht 6-4 W225 Born: 2/26/57 COLLEGE: Four-year letterman and three-year starter. Was in on 75 tackles last season and had one interception. Wildlife Management major. PERSONAL: Attended Yerington Highin Yerington, Nevada. where he played football, basketball and baseball 40 MAX EDIGER FB Kansas FA Ht 6-0 = Wt:200 — Born:9/20/56 COLLEGE: Three-year letterman. Rushed for 639 yards on 127 carries for a 5.0 average and ran for three touch- downs during his career. Had a 71-yard touchdown run against Kansas State in 1977. Was a walk-on as a freshman. PERSONAL: Attended Washburn Rural High in Topeka, Kansas, 6014 TIM ELLIS QB Mississippi FA Ht: 6-3 Wt: 200 Born: 5/10/56 —) PRO: Had a free agent tryout with Wash- ington last season = COLLEGE: Four-year letterman. Started parts of all four seasons. Ranks third 4 among Ole Miss career passers with 2,329 yards. Completed 171 of 355 with 17 touchdowns. Ran for 626 yards on 319 carries and scored nine touchdowns Partici- pated in the Japan Bowl. Graduated as a Business major. PERSONAL: Has worked as a stock broker in Jackson Miss Graduate of Louisville High in Louisville, Miss. Lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track in high school 95 JIM FRITH LB Rice FA Ht 6-2 09 Wt:215 Born: 11/22/56 COLLEGE: Played three seasons at Rice after one year at Tampa, which dropped football. Intercepted two passes last year and scored a touchdown against Baylor. Participated in the Canadian- American Bowl, Graduated as a Psy- chology and Health and Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Played football and baseball at Manatee High in Bradenton, Florida. His father is a professor ata junior college in Bradenton 98 BOB GREFSENG LB Mississippi FA Ht 6-30 Wt214 Born: 11/15/56 COLLEGE: Three-year starter. Finished sixth in tackles last year with 67 and recovered three fumbles. Was named to the All-Southeastern Conference Aca- demic team. Given his school's Leader- ship Award. Graduated as a Law En- forcement major PERSONAL: Played football and golf at Banks High in Birming- ham, Alabama. 93 GEORGE HALAS LB Miami 011-78 Ht 6-2 Wt 235 Born: 3/8/56 PRO: Drafted by the Seahawks on the eleventh round in 1978 but left camp. COLLEGE: Three-year starter at line- backer. Was in on 74 tackles as a senior and had 166 tackles in his three-year career. Had three sacks in 1977 and one fumble recovery. Geography major. PERSONAL: Father is a distant cousin to George Halas, Sr. of the Chicago Bears. Attended Key West High in Key West, Fla 6193 DWAYNE HALL WR Oregon State FA Ht: 6-1 Wt:179 = Born: 7/23/56 ‘COLLEGE: Three-year starter. Caught 25 passes for 408 yards and 16.3 average with three touchdowns last season. Finished his career with 57 catches to rank sixth on Oregon State's all-time list. Also participated on Oregon State's track team with best marks of 10.5 for 100-meters and 21.3 for 200-meters. Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Played one season at Hartnell Junior College in Salinas, Calif. Lettered in football and track at Dorsey High in Los Angeles, Calif. 69 CHUCK HARBIN G Central Michigan FA Ht 6-4 = Wt240 Born: 6/23/57 COLLEGE: Four-year letterman and three-year starter. Second team All-Mid American Conference last year. Named f his school’s Most Outstanding Offensive 4 Xs Lineman. History major, PERSONAL: Lettered in football, wrest- ling and track at Southwestern High in Flint, Michigan. Was 36-6 as a heavyweight wrestler 75 ROBERT HARDY oT Jackson State D0 Ht 6-2 Wt: 250 Born: 7/3/56 COLLEGE: First team All-Southwestern Athletic Conference as a junior and senior. Defensive Player of the Year in the SWAC last year. Earned All-America recognition from Pittsburgh Courier and Mutual Black Network. Intercepted two Passes against Bethune-Cookman and one against Texas Southern. Criminal Justice major. PERSONAL: Lost only two games in three years of high school football at Booker T. Washington High in Tulsa, Okla. Nicknamed Heartburn, 8 GAVIN HEDRICK P Washington State FA Ht 6-2 Wt:200 Born: 9/8/56 PRO: Had a trial with the San Diego Chargers after being their eighth-round draft choice in 1978. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Washington State, who earned first-team All-Pac 8 honors in 1977 and 1975. Was second-team all-conference in 1974 and 1976. Averaged 43.40n 217 punts during his career. His 44.7 average in 1977 on 53 punts tied his own school record set in 1975 on 50 punts. Had an 83- yard punt against California in 1975 and an 82-yarder against the Bears in 1977. Played in the East-West Shrine game. Graduated as a Psychology major. PERSONAL: Graduate of Newport Harbor High in Newport Beach, Calif., where he lettered in football as a tight end, deten- Sive back and punter, along wee90 BRYON HEMINGWAY $ Boston College FA Ht 6-4 9 Wt:210 = Born:6/16/54 PRO: Ninth-round draft choice by Tampa Bay in 1977. Played 1977 and part of 1978 season with Hamilton of the Canadian Football League ii COLLEGE: Four-year letterman who earned All-East and All-New England honors. Played at BC with current Seattle teammates Tom Lynch and Peter Cronan. Set a school record with a time of 13.9 in the 110-meter high hurdles. Graduated as a Marketing major PERSONAL: Attended Newburgh Free Academy in Newburgh, N.Y. Lettered in football, basketball and track 65 JIM HINESLY G Michigan State Oo Ht 6-3 Wt 250 Born: 7/1/57 COLLEGE: First-team All-Big 10 as chosen by AP, UPI and the Chicago Tri- bune. Third-team All-America selected by Football News. Played in the Blue- Of) Gray game and Japan Bowl. Named his = school's Outstanding Senior Lineman Four-year letterman and three-year starter. Played offensive tackle. Part of an offensive line that allowed only four sacks while Michigan State quarterbacks attempted 342 passes. Public Health major, who is interested in dentistry. PERSONAL: His father. James, was an end at Michigan State from 1954-56. His dad played in the 1956 Rose Bow! game against UCLA and later was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers. As a member of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League. Jim's dad roomed with current Seattle scout Ralph Goldston. Attended Detroit Country Day High School and lettered in football. baseball, basketball, tennis and wrestling 94 GUS HOBUS TE Washington State FA Ht 6-4 = Wt:222 Born: 2/18/57 a COLLEGE: Two-year letterman and one-year starter, Caught 13 passes for 7 236 yards and two touchdowns last year. Caught four for 50 yards and ascoreasa junior. Business Administration major. PERSONAL: Attended Los Angeles Harbor Junior College for two years before transferring to Wash- ington State. Graduate of Mary Star of the Sea High School in San Pedro, Calif. 79 DAVE HOPEWELL i Kentucky FA Ht: 6-4 9 Wt:240) = Born: 12/15/56 COLLEGE: Signed by the Seattle Sea- hawks as a free agent after earning three letters at Kentucky. Started his college career at defensive tackle but moved to center as a sophomore. Agri- culture major PERSONAL: Lettered in football and track at Talladega High in Taliedega, Alabama Pm 6355 MICHAEL JACKSON LB Washington 03 Ht 6-1 Wt220 Born: 7/15/57 COLLEGE: Selected second team All- America by AP and UPI. Earned third- team All-America honors by AP as a junior. First-team All-West Coast as chosen by UPI in both junior and senior seasons. First-team all-conference in 1977 and 1978. Played in East-West Shrine game and Japan Bowl. One of four Husky captains in 1978. Led Washington in tackles as a junior and senior. Finished career with 569 tackles and five interceptions. Had interception late in the fourth quarter to cutoff Michigan rally in the Rose Bowl as a junior. Communications major. PERSONAL: Lettered as a quarterback, running back and safety in high school at Pasco High in Pasco, Wash. 67 TOM JESKO T Kent State FA Ht 6-5 = Wt: 245 Born: 11/1/55 COLLEGE: Two-time All-Mid American Conference selection. Was his team’s Most Valuable Offensive Player last year. Three-year starter. Enrolled at Kent State as a tight end. Graduated in Mar- keting and Business Management PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and baseball at Salem High in Salem, Ohio, 45 MIKE JOHNSON $ Cal-Davis FA Ht 60 = =Wt180 = Born:8/16/57 COLLEGE: Three-year starter. Two-year All-Far West Conference choice. De- fensive captain. Had a 68-yard inter- ception return against Puget Sound last year. Finished his career with seven interceptions. Sprinter on the school track team. Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Born in Hong Kong. Played defensive back. tight end, wingback and tailback in high school at Mission Bay High in San Diego, Calif. Also lettered in track 43 HERMAN JONES s Ohio State FA Ht 6-3 Wt207 — Born:1/15/56 PRO: Was a seventh-round draft choice by the Chicago Bears as a wide receiver in 1978. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Ohio State. Played freshman season as a de- fensive back but the remainder of his Career was spent at wide receiver. Caught 11 passes for a 22.5 average at Ohio State PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and track at South Dade High School in Miami, Fla. 6491 BOB JORDAN C-T Memphis State FA Ht 6-6 Wt 260 Born: 8/7/55 PRO: Was a sixth-round draft choice by the New York Giants in 1977. Signed by Atlanta for the final 1977 regular season game. Was released by the Falcons in training camp last year. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Memphis State, where he played with Keith Butler and Keith Simpson. Roomed with Butler. Earned honorable mention All- Southern Independent recognition. Graduated as a Public Relations major. PERSONAL: Attended Antioch High School in Nashville, Tenn where he won the state discus championship. Also lettered in football. 99 GREG LAETSCH WR-TE = Furman FA Ht 6-4 Wt215 Born:9/30/57 COLLEGE: Three-year letterman Caught 53 passes for 849 yards and eight touchdowns in his career. Team captain. Played in the Canadian- American Bowl. Selected to the Church- man’s All-America team. Played both tight end and wide receiver at Furman after enrolling as a quarter- back. Caught 25 passes for 499 yards, a 20.0 average and five touchdowns as a senior. Graduated as.a Business Administration major. PERSONAL: Participated in football, basketball, baseball and track at Erwin High in Asheville, North Carolina 91 JAMES LAMAR LB San Diego State FA Ht: 6-2 9 Wt:225 Born 12/12/55 COLLEGE: Was in on 73 tackles as a senior and 80 as a junior. Registered seven sacks as a junior and two in 1978 Wm Redshirted in 1976 after transferring a from Fresno City College PERSONAL: Attended Hoover High in Fresno, Calif, where he lettered in football, basketball and track. Played two seasons at Fresno City College 49 JIM MICKELSON § Montana State FA Ht: 5-10) Wt 180 Born: 12/16/56 COLLEGE: Four-year letterman and three-year starter. First-team All-Big Sky as a senior and second-team as a junior. Led secondary in tackles last year with 90. Had two interceptions and one fumble recovery. Played on NCAA Divi- sion Il championship team in 1976. Participated in track at Montana State. Graduated as a Microbiology major. PERSONAL: NCAA scholar-athlete award winner. Plans to ob- tain a PhD in Research Microbiology. Finished second in the State decathlon as a prep at University High in Spokane, Wash. 6532 JEFFERY MOORE RB Jackson State n12 Ht 6-0 Wt195 Born:8/20/56 COLLEGE: First-team All-Southwestern Athletic Conference in 1978. Was selected Most Valuable Player in the SWAC. Mutual Black Network Offensive Player of the Year. Named All-America by the Pittsburgh Courier and Mutual Black Network. Rushed for 1.205 yards on 169 attempts fora7.3 average and 10 touchdowns as a senior. Averaged 104 yards per game rushing. Gained 202 yards on 18 carries with two touch- downs against Bethune-Cookman in 1978. Picked up 161 yards on 18 attempts against Alabama State. Had two other games with more than 150 yards rushing. Gained 343 yards on 93 carries fora 3.7 average as a junior. Four-year letterman. Started part-time as a junior. Mass Communications major PERSONAL: Attended Kosciusko High in Kosciusko, Miss., where he gained 329 yards and scored five touchdowns in one game. Also lettered in basketball and track 95 JEFF MORGAN WR Alabama State FA Ht 6-0 =Wt:180 = Born: 8/14/57 COLLEGE: Played as a reserve for three seasons behind 1978 Houston draft choice Willie Thicklen before breaking into the starting lineup as a senior Participated in the Blue-Gray game. Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Lettered in football and track at Simeon High in Chicago, Illinois. 92 JEFF MORROW oT Minnesota FA Ht 6-4 Wt250 = Born: 8/25/56 PRO: Was a twelfth-round draft choice by the Minnesota Vikings last year COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Minnesota. Participated in the Hula Bowl and Japan Bowl. Played offensive tackle in college. Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Attended North Penn High in Lansdale, Pa., where he finished fifth in the state discus throw 75 MIKE MURPHY G-T Long Beach State FA Ht: 6-2 Wt:240 = Born: 7/28/57 COLLEGE: Three-year starter at guard and tackle. Missed last three games of his junior season following an appen- dectomy. Accounting major. PERSONAL: Attended Los Angeles Valley Junior College for one-year. Let- on in football and basketball at Carlsbad High in Carlsbad, ali 6652 JOE NORMAN LB Indiana 02 Ht 6-1 Wt:220 Born: 10/15/56 COLLEGE: First-team All-Big 10 as selected by AP and UPI. Sports Iilus- trated Defensive Player of the Week against Washington last year after mak- ing 16 tackles, including 11 unassisted Played in the Hula Bowland Japan Bowl Named MVP in the Japan Bowl. Most Valuable Player at Indiana as a junior and senior. AP Big 10 Defensive Player of the Week against Michigan State in 1977. Became a starter in 1976 and finished the seasonas the number two tackler with 91 tackles. Led Indiana in tackles as a junior and senior with 124 and 199. respec- tively. Finished career with 444 tackles. Forensic Studies major. PERSONAL: Was a quarterback in high school at West Holmes High in Millersburgh. Ohio, where he threw for 1,118 yards and accounted for 18 touchdowns as a senior. Was All-State in Ohio for two seasons and was the Eastern Ohio Player of the Year as a senior Also played basketball and baseball in high school Competed in Ford's Punt, Pass and Kick district finals as a 12- year old. Ambidextrous 21 JOHN PATTERSON CB Syracuse FA Ht 5-11) Wt: 185 Born: 6/23/57 COLLEGE: Three-year letterman and two-year starter. Had six interceptions last season, including two against Boston College. Also recovered afumble and returned four punts for 10 yards Had seven career interceptions. Played running back early in his career at Syracuse. Graduated as a Speech major PERSONAL: Participated in football. basketball, baseball and track at Pawling High in Pawling. NY. 50 LARRY POLOWSKI LB Boise State 07 Ht 6-3 Wt:235 Born: 9/15/57 COLLEGE: First-team All-Big Sky Con- ference as a senior. Earned second-team All-Big Sky as a sophomore and junior. Honorable mention All-America in 1978 as selected by Associated Press. Three- year starter and four-year letterman. Had 229 career tackles, including 65 as. a senior. Recovered three fumbles last year. Selected by his teammates as the co-recipient of the Player's Award along with safety Jim Miller. Criminal Justice Administration major. PERSONAL: Was a quarterback and tight end at Yucca Valley High in Yucca Valley, Calif. Also lettered in basketball and baseball. Participated in the district and zone finals of Ford's Punt, Pass and Kick competition from age eight through 13 in Milford, Michigan. 6762 33 86 46 96 97 67 1 37 94. 40 14 95 98 93 93 69 75 90 65 94 79 55 67 45 91 99 91 49 32 95 92 75 52 21 50 98 92 99 30 97 39 74 90 96 7 29 18 Name Bell, Mark Benbow, Chuck Beyer, Tim Cale, Bob Charles, David Chatman, Robert Coles, Charles Conrad, Mark Davis, Gary Deutsch, Mike Dodge. Howard Ediger, Max Ellis, Tim Frith, Jim Grefseng, Bob Halas, George Hall, Dwayne Harbin, Chuck Hardy, Robert Hedrick, Gavin Hemingway, Byron Hinesly, Jim Hobus, Gus Hopewell, Dave Jackson, Michael Jesko, Tom Johnson, Mike Jones, Herman Jordan, Bob Laetsch, Greg Lamar, James Mickelson, Jim Moore, Jeffery Morgan, Jeff Morrow, Jeft Murphy, Mike Norman, Joe Patterson, John Polowski, Larry Shamburger, Bucky ‘Stevenson, Mark Steward, Clarence Tate, Ezra Thomas, Ken Thomas, Vince Tuiasosopo, Manu Tunget, Brant Varner, Ross Vierneisel, Phil Williams, lke Williams, Theodis Wyatt, Jay Pos. WR-TE LB RB WR DT GT LB cB LB WR LB RB DE FB OT TE DE RB WR nn tLe 0 ee ag eas S32 DPARMAMAODD ; Re OU REORNUMSIMONWOROIS PRAMAARMAAHD > 2 o 6-6 - Me ih Sabo k o Fa PPRAMDRMRAAAH HPoeaoke wi. 235 205 240 184 190 170 255 210 235 200 225 200 200 215 214 235 179 240 250 200 210 250 222 240 220 245 180 207 260 215 225 188 195 180 250 240 220 185 235 185 247 223 195 235 215 252 220 245 208 167 173 182FIRST-YEAR AND ROOKIE ROSTER [As of June 15, 1979) NFL How Birthdate Exp Acq College 8/30/57 R 04-79 Colorado State 10/2/57 R FA-79 Long Beach State 3/6/57 R FA-79 Oregon 1/28/57 R FA-79 North Carolina 10/23/55, R FA-79: Wisconsin 8/22/56 R FA-79 Mississippi State 5/23/57 R FA-79 Newberry 2/5/53 R FA-79 Puget Sound 2/4/56 R FA-79 Texas A&l 11/16/54 1 FA-79 Colorado State 2/26/57 R FA-79 Nevada Reno 9/20/56 R FA-79. Kansas 5/10/56 1 FA-79 Mississippi 11/22/56 R FA-79 Rice 11/15/56 R FA-79 Mississippi 3/8/56 1 D11-78 Miami 7/23/56 R FA-79 Oregon State 6/23/57 R FA-79 Central Michigan 7/3/56 R 010-79 Jackson State 9/8/56 1 FA-79 Washington State 6/16/54 1 FA-79 Boston College T/AIST R D11-79 Michigan State 2/18/57 R FA-79 Washington State 12/15/56 R FA-79 Kentucky 7/15/57 R D3-79 Washington 11/1/55. R FA-79 Kent State 8/16/57 R FA-79 Cal-Davis 1/15/56 1 FA-79 Ohio State 8/7/55 1 FA-79 Memphis State 9/30/57 R FA-79 Furman 12/12/55 R FA-79 San Diego State 12/16/56 R FA-79 Montana State 8/20/56 R D12-79 Jackson State 8/14/57 R FA-79 Alabama State 8/25/56 i FA-79 Minnesota 7/28/57 R FA-79 Long Beach State 10/15/56 R D2-79 Indiana 6/23/57 R FA-79 Syracuse 9/15/57 R 07-79 Boise State 9/10/57 R FA-79 Georgia Tech 2/24/56 R - FA-79 Western Illinois VWAT/ST R FA-79 Arkansas Pine Bluff 10/31/55 R D9-79 Mississippi College 12/24/55 R FA-79 Cameron 3/5/54 it FA-79 Tennessee State 8/30/57 R D1-79 UCLA 4/3/57 R FA79 Fresno State 7/29/56 R FA-79 Brigham Young 8/2/55 R- FA—7s Illinois 2/2/56 R FA-79 Florida A&M 10/31/55 R FA-79 Arkansas Tech 8/8/56 R FA-79 Houston 69No. Name Pos. Ht. wt. 12 Adkins, Sam QB 6-2 214 64 Aiu, Charles G 6-2 250 76 August, Steve T 6-5 254 27 Beamon, Autry Ss 6-1 190 63 Bebout, Nick T 6-5 260 58 Beeson, Terry LB 6-3 240 31 Benjamin, Tony FB 6-3 225 68 Boyd, Dennis DOT 6-6 255 22 Brown, Dave CB 6-1 190 72 Bullard, Louis T 6-6 265 53. Butler, Keith LB 6-4 225 60 Coder, Ron G 6-4 250 34 Crawford, Rufus RB 5-10 180 57 Cronan, Peter LB 6-2 238 25 Dufek. Don Ss 6-0 195 89 Fergerson, Duke WR 6-1 185 56 Green. Sammy LB 6-2 230 7 Gregory, Bill DE 6-5 260 44 Harris, John Ss 6-2 200 85 Hatley, Marcus TE 6-2 230 1 Herrera, Efren K 5-9 190 87 Howard, Ron TE 6-4 230 24 Hunter, Al FB 5-11 195 26 Justin, Kerry CB 5-11 VW75 9 Korvas, Mike P 5-10 183 70 Kraayeveld, Dave DE 6-5 255 54 Kuehn, Art c 6-3. 255. 80 Largent. Steve ~ WR 5-11 184 23 Long, Doug Ss 5-11 189 61 Lynch, Tom G 6-5 260 84 McCullum, Sam WR 6-2 203 59 McShane, Charles LB 6-3 230 16 Myer, Steve OB 6-2 200 78 Newton, Bob G 6-5 260 71 Niehaus, Steve OT 6-4 255 88 Peets, Brian TE 6-4 225 62 Price, Erie DE 6-4 245 83 Raible, Steve WR 6-2 195) 66 Sandifer, Bill DT 6-6 260 81 Sawyer, John AE: 6-2 230 42 Simpson, Keith cB 6-1 195 36 Sims, David FB 6-3 216 at Smith, Sherman RB 6-4 225 18 Weaver, Herman P 6-4 210 38 Webster, Cornell CB 6-0 180 51 Yarno, John c 6-5 251 10 Zorn, Jim QB 6-2 200 “Coder, Dufek, Hatley, Korvas missed entire '78 season due to Legend: D — Draft Choice; FA — Free Agent; TR — Trade; VA - | 70Birthdate 9/21/55 5/22/54 9/4/54 11/12/53 5/5/51 9/19/55 10/27/55 11/5/55 1/16/53 5/6/56 5/16/56 5/24/54 5/21/55 1/13/55 4/28/54 4/21/54 10/12/54 12/14/49 6/13/56 9/22/55 7/30/51 3/3/51 2/21/55 5/3/55 9/29/56 10/26/55 2/21/53 9/28/54 5/24/55 5/24/55 11/30/52 1/4/54 T/AT/54 8/16/49 | 9/26/54 11/15/56 9/20/50 6/2/54 4/5/52 7/26/53 3/9/56 10/26/55 44/1/54 19/17/48 11/2/54 12/7/54 5/10/53 jures. NFL Exp 3 4 3 5 if 3 3 3 5 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 4 9 2 1 5 6 3 2 1 2 4 4 a 3 6 3 4 9 4 2 7 4 6 5 2 3 4 0 3 3 4 = Games in '78 0 How Acq 010-77 FA-78 D1-77 TR-77 VA-76 D2b-77 06-77 03-77 VA-76 D5-78 D2-78 TR-76 FA-78 Dec-77 05a-76 TR-77 D2a-76 TR-78 07-78 FA-78 TR-78 VA-76 D4-78s FA-78 FA-78 FA-78 VA-76 TR-76 FA-77 D2a-77 VA-76 FA-77 D4a-76 WA-76 01-76 FA-78 TR-78 D2c-76 TR-77 WA-77 01-78 D7-77 D2b-76 FA-77 FA-77 D4a-77 FA-76 College Wichita State Hawaii Tulsa East Texas State Wyoming Kansas Duke Oregon State Michigan Jackson State Memphis State Penn State Virginia State Boston College Michigan San Diego State Florida Wisconsin Arizona State Tulsa UCLA Seattle Notre Dame Oregon State Weber State Milton UCLA Tulsa Whitworth Boston College Montana State Cal Lutheran New Mexico Nebraska Notre Dame Pacific Texas A&l Georgia Tech UCLA Southern Mississippi Memphis State Georgia Tech Miami (Ohio) Tennessee Tulsa Idaho Gal Poly (Pomona) - Veteran Allocation: WA — Waivers; s — Supplemental Dratt. , 7OFFENSE WR — 84 SAM McCULLUM, 89 DUKE FERGERSON, 96 David Charles, 93 Dwayne Hall, 98 Bucky Shamburger, 20 Theodis Williams LT — 63 NICK BEBOUT, 72 LOUIS BULLARD, 67 Tom Jesko LG — 61 TOM LYNCH, 64 CHARLIE AIU, 65 Jim Hinesly Cc — 51 JOHN YARNO, 54 ART KUEHN, 92 Mark Stevenson RG — 78 BOB NEWTON, 60 RON CODER, 69 Chuck Harbin. 75 Mike Murphy RT — 76 STEVE AUGUST, 91 Bob Jordan, 79 Dave Hopewell TE — 81 JOHN SAWYER, 87 RON HOWARD, 88 BRIAN PEETS. 85 MARCUS HATLEY, 82 Mark Bell, 86 Tim Beyer, 94 Gus Hobus, 90 Brant Tunget WR — 80 STEVE LARGENT, 83 STEVE RAIBLE, 97 Robert Chatman, 99 Greg Laetsch, 95 Jeff Morgan QB — 10 JIM ZORN, 16 STEVE MYER, 12 SAM ADKINS, 14 Tim Ellis RB — 47 SHERMAN SMITH. 34 RUFUS CRAWFORD. 30 Ezra Tate, 32 Jeffery Moore, 33 Chuck Benbow, 29 Ike Williams FB — 35 DAVID SIMS, 24 AL HUNTER, 31 TONY BENJAMIN, 37 Gary Davis, 39 Vince Thomas, 40 Max Ediger DEFENSE LE — 62 ERNIE PRICE, 70 DAVE KRAAYEVELD LT — 68 DENNIS BOYD, 75 Robert Hardy, 67 Charles Coles RT —71 STEVE NIEHAUS, 66 BILL SANDIFER, 92 Jeff Morrow RE — 77 BILL GREGORY, 74 Manu Tuiasosopo, 97 Ken Thomas, 96 Ross Varner LLB — 56 SAMMY GREEN, 59 CHARLES McSHANE, 52 Joe Norman, 50 Larry Polowski, 95 Jim Frith, 98 Bob Grefseng - i MLB — 58 TERRY BEESON, 57 PETER CRONAN, 93 George Halas, 99 Clarence Steward RLB — 53 KEITH BUTLER, 55 Michael Jackson, 94 Howard Dodge, 91 James Lamar LCB — 38 CORNELL WEBSTER, 26 KERRY JUSTIN RCB — 22 DAVE BROWN, 42 KEITH SIMPSON, 21 John Patterson SS — 27 AUTRY BEAMON, 25 DON DUFEK, 90 Byron Hemingway, 43 Herman Jones, 49 Jim Mickelson FS — 44 JOHN HARRIS, 23 DOUG LONG, 46 Bob Cale, 45 Mike Johnson SPECIALISTS P — 18 HERMAN WEAVER, 9 MIKE KORVAS, 11 Mark Con- tad. 6 Mike Deutsch, 8 Gavin Hedrick, 17 Phil Vierneisel, 19 Jay Wyatt K — 1 EFREN HERRERA CAPS indicate was on Seahawks roster at end of 1978 season. COACHING STAFF JACK Patera sats. aWaneasoces saceee enon esses Head Coach Larry Peccatiello . Defensive Coach, Linebackers Jerry Rhome ... . Offensive Coach, Quarterbacks Jack Christlansenss ois sisie's aiscnswivewe'es 6c Defensive Backs Andy MacDonald . Offensive Backs dim Mora ..... .. Defensive Line Howard Mudd .. Offensive Line Rusty Tillman. Special Teams1 Efren Herrera. K 62 ErniePrice DE 6 MikeDeutsch l= 63 Nick Bebour, T 8 Gavin Hedrick P64 Charlie Alu G 9 Mike Korvas P65 JimHinesly G 10 JimZorn . OB 66 Bill Sandifer OT 4} Mark Conrad P67 Charles Coles OT 12 SamAdkins -.QB 67 Tom Jesko T 14 TimEllis OB 68 Dennis Boyd oT 16 Steve Myer o8 69 Chuck Harbin G 17. Phil Vierneisei P 70 Dave Kraayeveld DE 18 Herman Weaver Pp 71 Steve Niehaus OT 19 Jay Wyatt 0... P 72 Louis Bullard Tt 20 Theodis Willams WA 74 Manu Tuiasosopo DE-DT 21 JohnPatterson CB 75 Robert Hardy OT 22. Dave Brown CB 75 Mike Murphy GT 23 Doug Long s 76 Steve August T 24 AlHunter FB 77 Bil Gregory DE 25 DonDutek .. Ss 78 BobNewton G 26 Kerry Justin cB 79 Dave Hopewell T 27 Autry Beamon ... $s 80 SteveLargent WR 29 Ike Williams me il= 81 John Sawyer TE 20 Ezra Tate RB «82 Mark Bell TE 91 Tony Benjamin FB 83 SteveRaible. WR 32 Jeffery Moore RB 84 SamMcCullum WR 33 Chuck Benbow RB 85. Marcus Hatley TE 34 Rufus Crawford RB 86 Tim Beyer TE 35 David Sims FB 7 Ron Howard TE 37 Gary Davis FB «BB Brian Peets TE 38 Cornell Webster CB 89 Duke Fergerson wR 38. Vince Thomas - FB 90 Brant Tunget TE 40 Max Ediger. FB 90 ByronHemingway s 42 Keith Simpson. CB 91 BobJordan CT 43 Herman Jones Ss 91 James Lamar LB 44 John Harris. S 92 Jeff Morrow or 45 Mike Johnson s 92 Mark Stevenson Cc 48 BobCale... $ 93 George Halas LB 47 ShermanSmith AB 93 DwayneHall WR 43 Jim Mickelson S 94 Gus Hobus TE 50 Larry Polowski LB 94 Howard Dodge LB 51. John Yarno C 95 Jeff Morgan WR 52 Jae Norman LB 95 Jim Frith Le 93 Keith Butler LB 96 David Chartes WR 54 Art Kuehn c 96 Ross Varner oT 55 Michael Jackson LB 97 Robert Chatman WR 56 Sammy Green LB 97 Ken Thomas DE 47 Peter Cronan LB 98 Bucky Shamburger wR 58 Terry Beeson. LB 98 BobGretseng LB 59 Charles McShane LB 99 Greg Laetscn wR 60 Ron Coder G 99 Clarence Steward. LB 61 TomLynch G NATIONAL RADIO AND TELEVISION The Seattle Seahawks will appear on national television four times and can be heard on national radio seven times during the 1979 season. The Seahawks will appear on ABC’s Monday Night Football twice, October 29 in Atlanta against the Falcons and on November 26iin the Kingdome against the New York Jets. Seattle will host the Denver Broncos on Saturday. Decem- ber 8, in a game that will be televised nationally by NBC. In addition, the Seahawks will appear on ABC during the pre- season on Sunday, August 12, in the Kingdome against the Dallas Cowboys. The two Monday Night games and the December 8 contest with Denver will be part of the CBS national radio package. The Seahawks will be featured four times on the Mutual Radio Network — San Diego in the Kingdome on September 2; at Miami on September 9; Los Angeles in the Kingdome on November 4; and in Oakland on December 16.| 98 BUCKY SHAMBURGER WR Georgia Tech FA Ht 5-11) Wt185 = Born: 9/10/57 | COLLEGE: Four-year letterman. Played wingback as a senior. Caught 14 passes | for 208 yards, 14.9 average and three touchdowns as a senior. Also rushed 16 times for 25 yards and scored once in 1978. Given team’s Academic Excel- lence Award, Graduated as an Industrial Management major PERSONAL: Attended Westminster High School in Atlanta, Ga 92 MARK STEVENSON C Western Illinois FA Ht 6-4 = Wt:247 Born: 2/24/56 COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Western Illinois. Started his college career at Missouri, where he also parti- cipated on the track team as a weight- man. Earned all-conference honors in 1978. Business Administration maior. PERSONAL: Attended Rock Island High in Rock Island, Illinois. 99 CLARENCE STEWARD LB Ark. Pine Bluff FA Ht 6-2 Wt:223 Born: 1/17/57 = COLLEGE: Earned NAIA All-District 17 ce honors as a senior. Three-year letterman at linebacker after playing fullback as a freshman. Finished career with 205 tackles and five fumble recoveries. ‘Community Recreation major. PERSONAL: Lettered in fullback. track and baseball at Pine Bluff High in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. 30 EZRA TATE RB MississippiCollege 09 Ht 5-10 W195 = Born: 10/31/55 COLLEGE: First-team All-Gulf South Conference as a junior and senior. Led conference in rushing with 1,319 yards on 223 carries for 5.9 average. Finished his career with 3,313 yards rushing. Four-year starter and led Choctaws in rushing each season. Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Helped lead Baker High in Mobile, Alabama, to state championship in baseball by hitting .420 as a shortstop. 97 KEN THOMAS OE Cameron FA Ht 64 = =Wt235 Born: 12/24/55 COLLEGE: Lettered two seasons at Cameron. Earned small college All- America recognition. PERSONAL: Attended Navarro Junior College in Corsicana, Texas, where he Played football for two seasons prior to transferring to Cameron. Lettered in football and basketball at Kimball High in Dallas, Texas 7439 VINCE THOMAS FB Tennessee State FA Ht 6-1 9 Wt215 Born: 3/5/54 PRO: Had a free agent tryout with Cleve- land last year. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Tennessee State. Rushed for 143 yards against Grambling as a senior and picked up 96 yards against Jackson State. Was his team's Player of the Game three times as a senior. Health and Physical Education major. PERSONAL: Has worked as a graduate assistant 74 MANU TUIASOSOPO DE-DT UCLA 0 Ht 6-3 Wt:252 Born: 8/30/57 COLLEGE: Second-team All-America as chosen by UPI as ajunior and senior First team All-West Coast by UPI as a sophomore, junior and senior. Played in the Challenge Bow! and Hula Bowl. First team all-conference as a junior and senior. Finished second at UCLA in tackles last season behind Jerry Robinson. Recorded 279 tackles, including 17 sacks during his career. Played nose guard as a senior after playing defensive tackle most of his career. Began freshman season as an inside linebacker. Had a career high 15 tackles against Minnesota in 1978. Had 14 tackles against Kansas. Registered 101 tackles and five sacks in 1978. Sociology major. PERSONAL: Full name Manu'ula Asovalu Tuiasosopo. Two of his cousins, quarterback Jack Thompson (first round, Cincinnati) and linebacker Frank Manumaleuga (fourth round, Kansas City), were also drafted this year. Another cousin, Terry Tautolo, is a linebacker for the Philadelphia Eagles. Played at St. Anthony High in Long Beach, Calif. Also lettered in track 90 BRANT TUNGET TE Fresno State FA Ht 6-4 = Wt:220 Born: 4/3/57 COLLEGE: Played two years at Fresno State. Caught five passes as a senior for 63 yards. Had seven catches as a junior. Accounting major PERSONAL: Played two seasons at Bakersfield Junior College. Attended Burroughs High in Ridgecrest, Calif 96 ROSS VARNER DE Brigham Young FA Ht 6-3 W245 Born: 7/29/56 COLLEGE: First-team All-Western Athletic Conference last year. Earned first-team All-Rocky Mountain honors as a junior and senior. Finished third on the team with 92 tackles as a senior and had seven sacks, Also caused six fumbles. Graduated as a Financial Management major. PERSONAL: Lettered in football and wrestling at Skyline High in Salt Lake City, Utah. Brother Stan played defensive end at Brigham Young from 1973-75 and played professionally with Atlanta, Los Angeles and Washington. 75; 17 PHIL VIERNEISEL P Illinois FA Ht 6-5 = Wt 209 Born: 8/2/55 a COLLEGE: Won Illinois punting job as a freshman and went on to set school record with a career average of 39.3 on 229 punts. Averaged 40.8 as a senior in 1976 and 40.7 as ajunior. Had punts of 85 and 63 yards against Michigan State in 1974. Also played as a reserve tight end. Caught winning touch- down pass against Michigan State, 21-19, ona fake field goalasa junior, Had four catches in his final two varsity seasons. Grad- uated as a Physical Education and Park Administration major PERSONAL: Played football and basketball at Taft High in Chicago, III. 29 IKE WILLIAMS RB Florida A&M FA Ht 5-8 Wt: 167 Born: 2/2/56 COLLEGE: Rushed for 1,274 yards on 169 carries for a 7.5 aver- age and eight touchdowns last year. Earned All-America honors as selected by the Black Mutual Network as a senior and junior Was a two-time All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference choice. Sociology major. PERSONAL: Attended Hillsborough High in Tampa, Florida. 20 THEODIS WILLIAMS WR Arkansas Tech FA Ht 6-0 = Wt: 173 Born: 10/31/55 COLLEGE: Two-year letterman in foot- ball and three-year letterman in track. Caught 29 passes for 510 yards, a 17.6 average and two touchdowns in 1978. Finished his career with 53 receptions for 1,010 yards, a 19.0 average and seven touchdowns, Led conference in kickoff returns as a junior with 4 20.4 average on nine returns. All-Arkansas Intercollegiate Conterence as a senior. Set school 120-yard high hurdles record at 13.9 and participated on four school record relay teams. Finished third in the NAIA high hurdles in 1977 Physical Educa- tion and Speech major. PERSONAL: Graduate of Joe T. Robinson High in Little Rock, Arkansas. Participated in football, basketball and track. 19 JAY WYATT P Houston FA Ht 6-2 Wt: 182 Born: 8/8/56 COLLEGE: Three-year punter at Houston. Averaged 39.0 on 54 puntsasa senior and had 17 punts downed inside the 20. Had a41 9 average asa junior and 38.9 as a sophomore. Holder on place- kicks. Business Technology major. PERSONAL: Played quarterback and safety, along with kicking and punting at Diboll High in Diboll, Texas. Carried a straight A scholastic average in high school. Versatile track performer in high school, competing in the 330-yard intermediate hurdles, long jump, high jump and pole vault. Father is a high school coach in Los Fresnos, Texas. 76MINNESOTA VIKINGS Aug. 2, Kingdome 7:30 p.m. (Pre-season) ADDRESS: 7110 France Ave. South, Edina, MN 55435 PHONE: (612) 920-4805 PRESIDENT: Max Winter GENERAL MANAGER: Mike Lynn HEAD COACH: Bud Grant DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Merrill Swanson ASSISTANT COACHES: Jerry Burns, John Michels, Bus Mertes, Les Steckel, Bob Hollway, Murray Warmath, Floyd Reese, Jim Carr STADIUM (CAPACITY): Metropolitan Stadium (48.446) TEAM COLORS: Purple, White 1978 RECORO: 8-7-1 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Chuck Foreman, 237 att., 749 yds. ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Fran Tarkenton, 345 of 572, 60.3%, 3,468 yds., 25 TD, 32 int ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Rickey Young, 88 for 704 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Bobby Bryant, 7. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Rick Danmeier, 72 points DALLAS COWBOYS Aug. 12, Kingdome, 6 p.m. (Pre-season) ADDRESS: 6116 North Central Express- way, Dallas, TX 75206 PHONE: (214) 369-8000 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: Clint W. Murchison, Jr. PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER: Tex Schramm HEAD COACH: Tom Landry DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Doug Todd ASSISTANT COACHES: Jim Myers, Ermal Allen, Mike Ditka, Dan Reeves, Gene Stallings, Ernie Stautner, Jerry Tubbs, Bob Ward STADIUM (CAPACITY): Texas Stadium (65,101) TEAM COLORS: Roya! Blue, Metallic Biue, White 1978 RECORD: 12-4 "78 RUSHING LEADER: Tony Dorsett, 290 att., 1,325 yds. ‘78 PASSING LEADER; Roger Staubach, 231 of 413. 55.9%. 3,190 yds.. 25 TD, 16 int "78 RECEIVING LEADER: Preston Pearson. 47 for 526 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Benny Barnes, 5. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Rafael Septein, 94 points. LOS ANGELES RAMS Aug. 18, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. (Pre-season) Nov. 4, Kingdome, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 10271 West Pico Bivd., Los Angeles, CA 90064; 2327 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, CA 92801 (after Sept. 1) PHONE: (213) 277-4700; (714) 585-7267 (after Sept. 1) PRESIDENT: Georgia Rosenbloom GENERAL MANAGER: Don Klosterman EXECUTIVE V.P.: Steve Rosenbloom HEAD COACH: Ray Malavasi DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Jerry Wilcox 78ASSISTANT COACHES: Bud Carson, Frank Lauterbur, LaVern Torge- son, Jack Faulkner, Dan Radakovich, Lionel Taylor, Paul Lanham, Bill Hickman, Clyde Evans STADIUM (CAPACITY): L.A. Memoria! Coliseum (73,999) TEAM COLORS: Royal Biue, Gold, White 1978 RECORD: 12-4 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Cullen Bryant, 178 att., 658 yds. “78 PASSING LEADER: Pat Haden, 229 of 444, 51.6%, 2.995 yds. 13 TD, 19 int. ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Willie Miller. 50 for 767 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Rod Perry, Pat Thomas, 8 ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Frank Corral, 118 points. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Aug. 24, Kingdome, 7:30 p.m. (Pre-season) Oct. 7, Candlestick Park, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 711 Nevada St., Redwood City, CA 94061 PHONE: (415) 365-3420 PRESIDENT: Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr GENERAL MANAGER: Bill Walsh HEAD COACH: Bill Walsh DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: George Heddleston ASSISTANT COACHES: Dennis Green, Norb Hecker, Billie Matthews, Bobb McKittrick, Bill McPherson, Chuck Studley, Al Vermeil, Mike White, Sam Wyche. STADIUM (CAPACITY): Candlestick Park (61,246) TEAM COLORS: 49er Red, Gold 1978 RECORD: 2-14 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: O.J. Simpson, 161 att., 593 yds. “78 PASSING LEADER: Steve DeBerg, 137 of 302, 45.4%, 1,570 yds..8 TD, 22 int. ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Freddie Solomon, 31 for 458 yds: ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Chuck Christ, 6 ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Ray Wersching. 69 points. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Sept. 2, Kingdome, 1 p.m. Oct. 14, San Diego Stadium, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 9449 Friars Ad., San Diego. CA 92120 PHONE: (714) 280-2111 PRESIDENT: Eugene V. Klein GENERAL MANAGER: John R. Sanders HEAD COACH: Don Coryell DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Rick Smith ASSISTANT COACHES: Jim Hanifan, Joe Gibbs, Earnel Durden Wayne Sevier, Jackie Simpson, Jerry Smith, Larrye Weaver, Ernie Zampese. STADIUM (CAPACITY): San Diego Stadium (52.568) TEAM COLORS: Biue, Gold, White 1978 RECORD: 9-7 “78 RUSHING LEADER: Lydell Mitchell, 214 att. 820 yds. ‘7B PASSING LEADER: Dan Fouts, 224 of 381, 58.8%, 2.999 yds., 24 TD, 20 int. 78 RECEIVING LEADER: Lydell Mitchell, 57 for 500 yds 78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Mike Fuller, 4. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Rolf Benirschke, 91 points. 79MIAMI DOLPHINS Sept. 9, Orange Bowl, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 330 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. FL 33132 PHONE: (305) 379-1851 MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER: Joseph Robbie HEAD COACH: Don Shula DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Bob Kearney ASSISTANT COACHES: Bill Arnsparger, Dan Henning, Tom Keane, John Sandusky, Mike Scarry, Carl Taseff. Steve Crosby, Bill Davis. STADIUM (CAPACITY): Orange Bowl (75,449) TEAM COLORS: Aqua, Orange 1978 RECORD: 11-5 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Delvin Williams, 272 att. 1.258 yds ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Bob Griese, 148 of 235, 63.0%, 1.791 yds., 11 TD, 11 int ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Nat Moore, 48 for 645 yds ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Tim Foley, 6. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Garo Yepremian, 98 points. Dec. 16, Oakland-Alameda wy ‘a County Coliseum, 1 p.m. c. ADDRESS: 7811 Oakport St., Oakland, Ee CA 94621 Ss PHONE: (415) 562-5900 MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER: Al Davis EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: Al LoCasale HEAD COACH: Tom Flores DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: John Herrera ASSISTANT COACHES: Oliver Spencer, Lew Erber, Ray Willsey. Myrel Moore, Sam Boghosian, Charlie Sumner, Steve Ortmayer. STADIUM (CAPACITY} Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (54.615) TEAM COLORS: Silver, Black 1978 RECORD: 9-7 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Mark van Eeghen, 270 att, 1,080 yds. "78 PASSING LEADER: Ken Stabler, 237 of 406, 58.4%, 2,944 yds., 16 TD, 30 int. ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Dave Casper, 62 for 852 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Charles Phillips, 6. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Errol Mann, 69 points OAKLAND RAIDERS Sept. 16, Kingdome, 71 p.m. Sept. 23, Mile High Stadium, 1 p.m. Dec. 8, Kingdome, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 5700 Logan, Denver, CO 80216 PHONE: (303) 623-8778 PRESIDENT: Gerald H. Phipps GENERAL MANAGER: Fred Gehrke HEAD COACH: Red Miller DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Bob Peck 80ASSISTANT COACHES: Joe Collier, Stan Jones, Bob Zeman, Richie McCabe, Paul Roach, Whitey Dovell, Fran Polsfoot, Babe Parilli, Marv Braden STADIUM (CAPACITY): Mile High Stadium (75,092) TEAM COLORS: Orange, Academy Blue, White 1978 RECORD: 10-6 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Lonnie Perrin, 108 att., 455 yds ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Craig Morton, 146 of 267, 54.7%, 1,802 yds. 11 TD, 8 int. 78 RECEIVING LEADER: Riley Odoms, 54 for 829 yds ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Bernard Jackson, Steve Foley. 6 ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Jim Turner, 64 points KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Sept. 30, Kingdome, 1 p.m. Dec. 2, Arrowhead Stadium, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: One Arrowhead Drive, Kansas City, MO 64129 PHONE: (816) 924-9300 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: Lamar Hunt PRESIDENT: John Steadman GENERAL MANAGER: Jim Schaaf HEAD COACH: Marv Levy DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Bob Sprenger ASSISTANT COACHES: Rod Rust, Walt Corey, Dick Roach, Tom Pagna, Kay Dalton. Joe Spencer, Bobby Ross, Rick Abernethy STADIUM (CAPACITY): Arrowhead Stadium (78,000) TEAM COLORS: Red, Gold 1978 RECORD: 4-12 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Tony Reed, 206 att., 1,053 yds. '78 PASSING LEADER: Mike Livingston, 159 of 290, 54.8%, 1.573 yds., 5 TD, 13 int. 78 RECEIVING LEADER: Tony Reed, 48 for 483 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Tim Gray, 6 ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Jan Stenerud. 85 points HOUSTON OILERS fo Oct. 21, Kingdome, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 6910 Fannin, Houston, TX _ 77030 PHONE: (713) 797-9111 —— PRESIDENT: K.S. “Bud” Adams, Jr GENERAL MANAGER: O.A. “Bum” Phillips ? HEAD COACH: O.A. “Bum Phillips DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Mike McClure ASSISTANT COACHES: Ed Biles, Wade Phillips, John Paul Young. Bob Gambold, King Hill, Joe Bugel, Andy Bourgeois. STADIUM (CAPACITY): Astrodome (50,153) TEAM COLORS: Scarlet, Columbia Blue, White 1978 RECORD: 10-6 “78 RUSHING LEADER: Earl Campbell, 302 att.. 1,450 yds ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Dan Pastorini, 199 of 368, 54.1%, 2.472 yds.. 16 TD, 17 int. ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Ken Burrough, 47 for 624 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Willie Alexander, 5. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Ear! Campbell, 78 points. 81ATLANTA FALCONS Oct. 29, Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, 6 p.m. ADDRESS: 1-85 and Suwanee Ra.. Suwanee, GA 30174 PHONE: (404) 588-1111 PRESIDENT: Rankin Smith, Jr GENERAL MANAGER: Eddie LeBaron HEAD COACH: Leeman Bennett DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Charlie Dayton ASSISTANT COACHES: Jim Champion, Jerry Glanville, M. McDonnell, John North, Ted Plumb, Doug Shively, Bill Walsh. Dick Wood STADIUM (CAPACITY): Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium (60,755) TEAM COLORS: Red. Black, Silver, White 1978 RECORD: 9-7 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Bubba Bean, 193 att., 707 yds. ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Steve Bartkowski, 187 of 369, 50.7%, 2,489 yds., 10 TD, 18 int ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Wallace Francis, 45 for 695; Billy Ryckman, 45 for 679. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Rolland Lawrence, 6 ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Tim Mazzetti. 57 point. CLEVELAND BROWNS Nov. 11, Cleveland Stadium, 10 a.m. ADDRESS: Cleveland Stadium, Cleveland, OH 44114 PHONE: (216) 696-5555 PRESIDENT: Arthur B. Modell GENERAL MANAGER: Peter Hadhazy HEAD COACH: Sam Rutigliano DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Nate Wallack ASSISTANT COACHES: Dave Adatph, Jim Garrett, Rod Humenuik. Rich Kotite, Dick MacPherson, John Petercuskie, Jim Shofner, Chuck Weber, STADIUM (CAPACITY): Cleveland Stadium (80,165) TEAM COLORS: Burnt Orange, Seal Brown, White 1978 RECORD: 8-8 ‘78 RUSHING LEADER: Greg Pruitt, 176 att., 960 yds. ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Brian Sipe, 222 of 399, 55.6%, 2,906 yds., 21 TD, 15 int. ‘78 RECEIVING LEADER: Reggie Rucker, 43 for 893 yds ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Thom Darden, 10. ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Don Cockroft, 94 points NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Nov. 18, Kingdome, 1 p.m. ADDRESS: 6928 Saints Dr, Metairie, LA 70003 PHONE: (504) 733-0255 PRESIDENT: John W. Mecom, Jr EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: Eddie Jones HEAD COACH: Dick Nolan DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Jerry Wynn ASSISTANT COACHES: Ed Hughes, Lamar McHan, Dick Stanfel. Paul eee Tom Pratt, Ed Beard, Chet Franklin, Whitey Campbell, 0 ill STADIUM (CAPACITY): Louisiana Superdome (71,330) TEAM COLORS: Old Gold, Black, White 821978 RECORD: 7-9 "78 RUSHING LEADER: Tony Galbreath, 186 att., 635 yds. ‘78 PASSING LEADER: Archie Manning, 291 of 471, 61.8%. 3.416 yds 17 TD, 16 int 78 RECEIVING LEADER: Tony Galbreath, 74 of 582 yds 78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Tom Myers, 6 78 SCORING LEADER: Tony Galbreath, 42 points. NEW YORK JETS Nov. 26, Kingdome, 6 p.m. ADDRESS: 598 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10022 PHONE: (212) 421-6600 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: Leon Hess PRESIDENT: Jim Kensil HEAD COACH: Walt Michaels DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Frank Ramos ASSISTANT COACHES: John Idzik, John Mazur, Bob Fry. Joe Gardi Joe Haering, Bob Ledbetter, Pete McCulley. Dan Sekanovich STADIUM (CAPACITY): Shea Stadium (60,000) TEAM COLORS: Kelly Green, White 1978 RECORD: 8-8 "7B RUSHING LEADER: Kevin Long, 214 att., 954 yds ‘7B PASSING LEADER: Matt Robinson, 124 of 266, 46.6%. 2.002 yds 13 TD, 16 int. "7B RECEIVING LEADER: Wesley Walker, 48 for 1,169 yds. ‘78 INTERCEPTION LEADER: Burgess Owens, Bobby Jackson, 5 ‘78 SCORING LEADER: Pat Leahy, 107 points. NFL 1979 SCHEDULE DIFFICULTY (Combined 1978 won-loss records and winning percentages of 1979 opponents) 1. Cincinnati . ie Eee teas eee 569 2. Buffalo... ran ie eEe 3. San Francisco . 537 4, Kansas City.... 535 5. St. Louis. 529 6. Cleveland . 527 7. Washington . 521 8. Houston... 520 9. Philadelphia . §14 10. SEATTLE . 512 Oakland. 512 N.Y. Jets .. 512 13. San Diego . 500 14. New Orleans. 494 15. Denver ..... 492 New England 492 Detroit .,.. 492 18. Baltimore . 488 Miami... 488 Chicago . 488 21, Dallas... 462 22. Pittsburgh . 480 Green Bay . 480 24 Atlanta .. 479 25, Minnesota . ATT 26. N.Y. Giants 465 459 27. LosAngeles . . TampaBay . a eee n/a nies en eee 444FINAL STATISTICS Regular Season 9-7 20 San Diego 24 55,778 10 at Pittsburgh 21 48.277 24 at New York Jets 17 46.911 28 Detroit 16 56,781 7 at Denver 28 74,989 29 Minnesota 28 62,031 28 vs, Green Bay (Mil) 45 $2,712 27 Oakland T 62,529 7 Denver 20 (OT) 62,948 31 at Chicago 29 50,697 14 Baltimore 7 61,905 13 at Kansas City 10 35,252 7 at Oakland 16 52,978 47 Cleveland 24 62,262 10 at San Diego 37 49.975, 23 Kansas City 19 58.490 Team Statistics Seahawks Opponents TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 345 331 Rushing 150 153 Passing 156 160 Penalty 39 18 Third Down: Made/Att 98/235 88/216 Third Down Efficiency 417 407 TOTAL NET YARDS 5511 5522 Avg. Per Game 344.4 345.1 Total Plays 1072 1036 Avg. Per Play 5.1 53 NET YARDS RUSHING 2394 251%, Avg. Per Game 149.6 157.3 Total Rushes 561 551 NET YARDS PASSING 3117 3005 Avg. Per Game 194.8 187.8 Tackled/Yards Lost 44/284 25/220 Gross Yards 3401 3225 Attempts/Completions 467/261 460/263 Pct. of Completions. 55.9 57.2 Had Intercepted 22 22 PUNTS/AVERAGE 69/36.9 66/38.0 NET PUNTING AVERAGE 29.9 31.0 PENALTIES/YARDS 94/789 125/997 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 36/19 34/17 TOUCHDOWNS ag 43 Rushing 28 20 Passing 15 21 Returns 1 2 TOTAL POINTS 345 358 Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 OT Total SEAHAWKS 85 115 50 95 0 345 Opponents 68 114 #79 94 3 «358 Field Goals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Herrera 2-2 1-1 5-7 5-10 0-1 13-21 Opponents Total 2-2 7-7 8-10 2-5 0-3 18-26 85 nnn eS eee| SCORING TDR TDP TORt PAT FG SAF TP 1) Sims 14 1 0 0 0 90 Herrera 0 0 0 40-44 13-21 0 79 Largent 0 8 0 0 0 0 48 Smith 6 1 0 0 0 0 42 Zorn 6 0 Q Qo 0 0 36 McCullum 0 3 Qo 0 0 0 18 Hunter 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 Raible 0 1 Oo 0 0 1 8 Howard 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 Simpson 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 Seahawks 28 15 1 40-44 13-21 1 345 Opponents 20 21 2 41-43 19-27 1 358 Rushing No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Smith 165 805 49 67 6 Sims 174 752 43 «444 14 Hunter 105 «#4348 3.3 55 iS Zorn 59 290 49 23 6 Testerman 43 155 36 16 0 Crawford 8 19 24 11 0 Raible 2 13°65 13 0 Myer 2 10 50 5 0 Benjamin 1 7 70 T 0 Weaver 2 =5 -2.5 0 0 Seahawks Total 561 2394 4.3 67 28 Opponents Tota! 551 2517 46 62 20 Receiving No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Largent 71 1168 165 57 8 McCullum 37 «6525 142 44 3 Sims 30: «#4195: ‘6:5 25: | Smith 28 #366 131 64 1 Raible ~ 22 316 144 38 1 Howard 18 251 139 42 1 Testerman 7 «61430«(« B84 O21 0 Hunter 12 #172 143 21 0 Fergerson 4°0«916 «410.517 0 Sawyer 9 101 11.2 20 0 Crawford 4 25 63 8 0 Peets 1 14 14.0 14 0 Benjamin 1 $ 9.0 9 Qo Seahawks Total 261 #3401 13.0 64 15 Opponents Total 263 3225 123 55 ra | Punt Returns No. FC Yds. Avg. LG TD Harris 5 1 58 116 42 0 Crawford 34 4 284 B84 22 Oo | Geddes 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 Seahawks Total 40 5 342 86 42 0 | Opponents Total 36 9 363 10.1 24 0 Passing Att. Comp. Yards Pet. Avg./Alt. Zorn 443 248 3283 4656.0 7.41 Myer 22 YW 94 50.0 4.27 Sims 1 + 15 100.0 15.00 | Weaver 1 1 9 100.0 9.00 Seahawks Total 467 261 3401 55.9 7.28 | Opponents Total 460 263 3225 57:2 7.01 86 Wen S bs ‘a,

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