On Friday, Kenny Easley joined three other Seahawks in the pro football Hall. Steve Largent, Walter Jones and Cortez Kennedy predated him. The only reason Easley was not enshrined in Canton earlier was probably the relative short length of his career. Seven years. But Easley made those seven years matter.
During Easley’s speech on Saturday, he spoke passionately about several topics. His speech matched his playing style: intense and controlled. Easley made the argument more safeties should be in the Hall of Fame. Probably keeping in mind two current Seahawks that will be coming up behind him, Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor.