Jermaine Kearse

Like, if you played cover zero against Russell Wilson, you were dead.

Like, the play that, that Jermaine Kearse caught in the NFC Championship against Green Bay in overtime for the touchdown to win, cover zero.

Like, and I remember the check.

I remember Russell talking about the check and being like, "When we saw them get into cover zero, we knew we had them." This should be a massively advantageous situation when teams are going cover zero.

You remember, like, the, how many times they were screening-

Jermaine Kearse screens?

The Jermaine Kearse, the Doug Baldwin screens.

JSN screens.

JSN.

so yeah, but, you know.

And then K- Kendall Vildor getting mossed by Keon Coleman on a Jermaine Kearse et- a Jermaine Kearse-esque play.

No, that was, that was Woods as well.

Or we, no, that was Vildor, when Vildor came in, w- after Woods got up.

He went back to back against his old team.

And that crazy last-minute drive with Jake Locker, fourth down, he's jumping and passing to Jermaine Kearse, and then they eventually kick a field goal to win that game at the very end because USC doesn't call any of their timeouts for some crazy, inexplicable reason.

And that was after beating...

Pete Carroll when USC was number three back in 2009 and Washington beats them on the last second field goal in Husky Stadium.