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Former Lakes and UW Standout Jermaine Kearse Leaps, Grabs 37-Yard Pass In Seahawks Win
Kearse, a 6-foot-1, 209-pound receiver fighting for a spot on the roster, skied for the pass from Russell Wilson to bring Seattle inside Denver's 10-yard line.
DENVER-Lakewood's Jermaine Kearse size and jumping ability might get him a spot on the Seattle Seahawks roster this season.
The Lakes High product and unrestricted free agent from the University of Washington - who's fighting to make his way onto the Seahawks' receiver corps - hauled in a beautifully thrown, 37-yard pass down the middle of the field from Russell Wilson at the 5:38 mark in the fourth quarter Saturday in Denver.
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The Seahawks beat the Broncos, 30-10, which in preseason doesn't mean all that much. More importantly for Kearse, Coach Pete Carroll is seeing how the former Lancer can be a threat this season.
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