Post by Swamp Dragon on Jul 21, 2015 22:09:57 GMT -5
In 1991, Seahawks coach Chuck Knox was on the path out of the Emerald
City, as he and owner Ken Behring didn't see eye-to-eye on much of
anything. Still, Knox tried to do his job, and in the 1991 draft, he had
his eye on one quarterback in particular: a young man by the name of
Brett Favre. Knox wondered aloud if Favre might be available with a
lower pick than Seattle's No. 16 selection, but Behring overruled him
and went with San Diego State QB Dan McGwire, the brother of Mark
McGwire. Knox was so unimpressed by the pick that he refused to give a
quote about it after it happened
I hate Ken Behring
the only thing I can think of that he did that I like is he sold the team to Paul Allen in 1997
City, as he and owner Ken Behring didn't see eye-to-eye on much of
anything. Still, Knox tried to do his job, and in the 1991 draft, he had
his eye on one quarterback in particular: a young man by the name of
Brett Favre. Knox wondered aloud if Favre might be available with a
lower pick than Seattle's No. 16 selection, but Behring overruled him
and went with San Diego State QB Dan McGwire, the brother of Mark
McGwire. Knox was so unimpressed by the pick that he refused to give a
quote about it after it happened
I hate Ken Behring
the only thing I can think of that he did that I like is he sold the team to Paul Allen in 1997
