Never true friends with any current or former Seahawk but spoke either briefly or at length with many over the years. Robbie Tobeck was the most affable, Hasselbeck was great to talk to but it was the beginning of his career before the accolades and Trent Dilfer was the starting QB at the time. I wish I would have had a chance to talk to him again several years later after his Ring of Honor status.
Punter Jeff Feagles was an absolute hoot. Shared a pitcher of beer with him back in the days they were TC'ing it in blistering hot Cheney, WA under Holmgren. Perennial Pro Bowl Punter veteran who refused to comply with Holmgren's curfew, lol.
Jon Kitna was just a terrific human. Signed for all us fans waiting in the rain after a game in the Kingdome. Most players walked right by us and this was the early years of .NET and we were trying to get a signed photo for a disabled 12. He said,
"I will sign for anyone." Stud. He happened to also be the star of that game.
John Randle with his brief time here was fun. Loved my Forever dog Bella which made him even cooler. Ken Lucas loved her too.
Brian Blades was all alone in the early years of the Seahawks Pro Shop for an autograph signing event that was poorly marketed. Gave me several minutes to chew the fat with him. Chill, cool dude.
Michael Sinclair, not much of a conversationalist, but that may have had something to do with me noticing him at a Kirkland DMV after his Pro Bowl 1998 season with the most sacks in the NFL. He was with his kids so I didn't want to chat him up. Just turned around and said quietly,
"Big fan." He smiled slightly and nodded.
I've said it here a few times and not proud of it and it makes me cringe to this day but VP Mike Flood was showing me around the VMAC and then we bumped into Dave Brown. I didn't recognize him right away. Mike said
"Don't you know who this is?" I couldn't have felt more embarrassed and I deserved it. My 12 Card was temporarily revoked that day.
None are true friends but meeting some of them along the way is pretty cool.