One lucky Seattle Seahawks fan just got one of the greatest gifts a guy can receive; a fully autographed team helmet.
NFL history will remember the 2013-14 Seattle Seahawks as one of the league’s most dominant defenses; arguably the best since the 2000-01 Baltimore Ravens. That Super Bowl championship squad has undergone very few changes within the last year. One incredibly lucky fan received a team helmet signed by most of said team.
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The reaction is exactly what you would expect from someone who can clearly read QB Russell Wilson’s signature at the top front of the helmet. Apparently, there is a little bit of back story that explains how this moment came to be. Right before attending a Seahawks game back in November in Kansas City, this fan was wearing a team jacket, and was stopped on the street.
He was promptly asked by an unnamed woman if she could get a picture wearing said jacket. Though at first hesitant, the guy said okay, and the woman revealed herself to be Seahawks RB Robert Turbin’s girlfriend. He asked if he could get an autograph, and the woman said to give her a call after the game.
Though things did not go exactly as planned, we ended up with the result in the following video:
Stories such as this one as exactly what the holiday season are all about. Not only does it make for a great moment captured and preserved by the glory of YouTube, but it also helps to showcase a lighter side of fanhood, as well as the players themselves.
The moral of this story? You never know whose girlfriend you are going to run into.
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