Seattle '84 GOAT Throwback 12 Hoodie
In the electrifying season of 1984, the gridiron saw the emergence of a true defensive maestro, the Enforcer, Kenny Easley. Standing tall at 6'3 and weighing in at 198 pounds, Easley shattered conventions, embodying the raw power of the strong safety position. Dominating both the pass and the punt return game, Easley's presence was felt across the field. He led the league with 10 interceptions, leaving a trail of quarterbacks in his wake, while also contributing to punt returns with an average of 12.1 yards per return. Not just a force of nature, Easley's leadership propelled the Seahawks to a franchise-record 12 wins, defining the path for the "Legion of Boom" to follow. It was in this remarkable year that Easley earned the prestigious title of the 1984 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, etching his name into the annals of football history as a true legend of the game.
In the electrifying season of 1984, the gridiron saw the emergence of a true defensive maestro, the Enforcer, Kenny Easley. Standing tall at 6'3 and weighing in at 198 pounds, Easley shattered conventions, embodying the raw power of the strong safety position. Dominating both the pass and the punt return game, Easley's presence was felt across the field. He led the league with 10 interceptions, leaving a trail of quarterbacks in his wake, while also contributing to punt returns with an average of 12.1 yards per return. Not just a force of nature, Easley's leadership propelled the Seahawks to a franchise-record 12 wins, defining the path for the "Legion of Boom" to follow. It was in this remarkable year that Easley earned the prestigious title of the 1984 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, etching his name into the annals of football history as a true legend of the game.
In the electrifying season of 1984, the gridiron saw the emergence of a true defensive maestro, the Enforcer, Kenny Easley. Standing tall at 6'3 and weighing in at 198 pounds, Easley shattered conventions, embodying the raw power of the strong safety position. Dominating both the pass and the punt return game, Easley's presence was felt across the field. He led the league with 10 interceptions, leaving a trail of quarterbacks in his wake, while also contributing to punt returns with an average of 12.1 yards per return. Not just a force of nature, Easley's leadership propelled the Seahawks to a franchise-record 12 wins, defining the path for the "Legion of Boom" to follow. It was in this remarkable year that Easley earned the prestigious title of the 1984 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, etching his name into the annals of football history as a true legend of the game.
