Best "spectacular catch" receiver on the Seahawks?

IcedHawk · Oct 23, 2013

What receiver is the best at the spectacular catches?

Personally, I like Baldwin. I feel like all of our receivers make these catches quite regularly.

RolandDeschain · Oct 23, 2013

Tie between Tate and Baldwin, IMO. Percy is absolutely magic after the catch, but I can't recall seeing a whole lot of highlight reel catches by him.

Sac · Oct 23, 2013

Sid has the toe tapping sideline catches down. He does amazing things.

tdlabrie · Oct 23, 2013

I know Rice sometimes makes really, really difficult passes, but time after time it's Baldwin.

Basis4day · Oct 23, 2013

Pure acrobatics it's Tate.

Staying inbounds style it's Baldwin or Rice.

RolandDeschain · Oct 23, 2013

SacHawk2.0":1prii4n7 said:
Sid has the toe tapping sideline catches down. He does amazing things.

Hasn't Baldwin had just as many, if not more, of those; on top of more critical 3rd down conversions?

Throwdown · Oct 23, 2013

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-cant-miss ... -reception

Golden

Doug makes some unbelievable ones as well like the one vs the niners last season.

SomersetHawk · Oct 23, 2013

Probably Doug, we're lucky we have such reliable hands though. Even our TE's. Remember Evan Moore?

I'd have said Golden last year though. And on this year's form, Doug would have caught that TD in Arizona.

NorthDallas40oz · Oct 23, 2013

Tate's combination of ball skills, high-pointing ability and hand strength is second to none.

hawker84 · Oct 23, 2013

SacHawk2.0":28b95we8 said:
Sid has the toe tapping sideline catches down. He does amazing things.

This.... Sidney has had some extremely difficult catches last season especially in the playoffs. He's already had a couple this year as well, however Doug has had the best so far this year. But i voted for Sidney if we're talking pure catching, and not run/moves after catch.

kearly · Oct 23, 2013

I voted for Baldwin even though he bobbles routine passes sometimes. That toe tapper he had against (Carolina?) was the most incredible sideline catch I've ever seen.

Tate deserves votes as well. The best catch of the season in 2012 might have been the bomb that Tate caught against Miami inside the 5 yard line, where he had to basically crawl over the defender.

Rice and Miller made fantastic catches look routine.

Kearse is outstanding at high pointing, attacking the football, and laying out for catches. Even the drop-prone Kearse at UW was known for making incredible catches.

jdblack · Oct 23, 2013

Sidney Rice doesn't jump much. Some of his sideline catches would look very different if another receiver was the target - any of our other receivers would simply jump and meet the ball before it's several feet out of bounds horizontally. That's also the play style that makes him easier to get interceptions against.

HawkFan72 · Oct 23, 2013

It's Baldwin or Tate for sure.

Evil_Shenanigans · Oct 23, 2013

Baldwin makes the ones that just seem improbable. Tate makes the ones that make you step back and go "Did you see that"?

Largent80 · Oct 23, 2013

Rice easily

253hawk · Oct 23, 2013

Rice gets his when he's practically uncovered; Baldwin gets his when he's got a dude draped all over him and usually on third down.

dontbelikethat · Oct 23, 2013

Baldwin & Tate are most clutch, and of recently Baldwin has been making some crazy sideline catches, but I think Rice's catches are the "prettiest".

ClumsyLurk · Oct 23, 2013

Jermaine Kearse - and for those that dont know, you will.

ClumsyLurk · Oct 23, 2013

kearly":2z4jnvzy said:
I voted for Baldwin even though he bobbles routine passes sometimes. That toe tapper he had against (Carolina?) was the most incredible sideline catch I've ever seen.

Tate deserves votes as well. The best catch of the season in 2012 might have been the bomb that Tate caught against Miami inside the 5 yard line, where he had to basically crawl over the defender.

Rice and Miller made fantastic catches look routine.

Kearse is outstanding at high pointing, attacking the football, and laying out for catches. Even the drop-prone Kearse at UW was known for making incredible catches.

At Sark's first open practice in '09 I had the opportunity to stand on the sideline during some WR drills. He can catch those outside/back-shoulder passes as he's falling to the ground pretty constently.

IcedHawk · Oct 23, 2013

kearly":2r27dxdn said:
I voted for Baldwin even though he bobbles routine passes sometimes. That toe tapper he had against (Carolina?) was the most incredible sideline catch I've ever seen.

Tate deserves votes as well. The best catch of the season in 2012 might have been the bomb that Tate caught against Miami inside the 5 yard line, where he had to basically crawl over the defender.

Rice and Miller made fantastic catches look routine.

Kearse is outstanding at high pointing, attacking the football, and laying out for catches. Even the drop-prone Kearse at UW was known for making incredible catches.

It's insane how every single one of our receivers has a knack for making amazing catches. Hell, even Sherman had that sideline pick last year in Arizona.

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