The Seahawks completed one of the most improbable comebacks in NFL playoff history in this year’s NFC Championship Game. Down 16-0 at the half and 19-7 with just a few minutes to go and playing like the Oakland Raiders, suddenly Seattle came to life. A fat guy touchdown here, a crazy cross-field two-point conversion there, a recovered onside kick, and a game-winning 35 yard TD pass on the first drive in overtime to wrap it all up.
As you can imagine, at the sight of Seattle winning this unbelievable game, the home broadcast crew was a little excited. Here’s the audio of the Jermaine Kearse TD and postgame interviews with Kearse and fellow receiver Doug Baldwin via Vice. You might be advised to turn down your speakers and/or your headphones:
Nice to see that the Seahawks are continuing the tradition of “totally insane screamy postgame celebratory interviews” that Richard Sherman started last year. We even got an f-bomb! I’m just impressed in the speed in which the Seahawks radio broadcast were able to go down to the field after the game-winning TD. Unfortunately, nobody ran down Michael Crabtree, though.
[Vice]


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