Sports
Having already scaled the heights of the NFL, wide receiver Steve Largent of the Seattle Seahawks decided one day to climb Mt.
Dec. 16, 1989
Maybe the shame of it all for Seattle wide receiver Steve Largent is that his greatness is hidden on the other side of Mount Rainier, eons from neon.
Sept. 28, 1986
Steve Largent has tolerated a certain Northwest mythology, namely that any fair-minded glacier would have to spot him 30 yards in a timed 40-yard dash.
Oct. 11, 1986
This could be it for Steve Largent--his last game.
Dec. 14, 1988
Usually on the first day of training camp, pro football teams put a stopwatch on their wide receivers to see if they’ve lost any speed over the winter.
Dec. 19, 1985
Steve Largent credits his success to following one of Earl Weaver’s old bromides.
Dec. 24, 1989
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It’s the Triple Crown of career pass receiving, and a most unlikely candidate is on the verge of winning it.
Oct. 28, 1989
The National Football League has deprived Steve Largent of a 12-yard reception in the Seattle Seahawks’ loss to the New York Jets Nov. 9 because Largent’s feet hadn’t hit the ground before he lateraled to running back John L.
Nov. 19, 1987
Pete Gross, the Seattle Seahawks play-by-play announcer, collects sports souvenirs.
Dec. 11, 1989
Steve Largent is living proof that some pro football people place too much reliance on the information that comes out of computers.
Nov. 21, 1987