Found November 04, 2012 on Diehardsport: Yardbarker Blogger Network
This was a great play that was drawn up, and pretty much everyone on the defense bit on the wide receiver screen.  The execution was even more impressive and while it wasn’t the greatest throw of all-time, Seahawks TE Zach Miller made a hell of a catch off the pass from Sidney Rice.  It’s just a shame that this one didn’t go for six, otherwise it would be the play of the day.Via: SB Nation
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  • good to see a trick play work.Seattle needed a win to keep thier hopes alive.
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