Aug 30, 2012; Seattle, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate (81) avoids a tackle by Oakland Raiders defensive back Bryan McCann (29) during a punt return in the 1st half at CenturyLink Field. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-US PRESSWIRE
2 Total Updates since September 19, 2012
8 months ago Article 1 comment
Seattle Seahawks receiver Golden Tate was fined for his block on Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee.
8 months ago Article 0 comments
Tate doesn't feel as if the hit was as big of a deal as it has been made out to be. The league office will have the final word on if it was or not.
8 months ago Update 15 comments
Over the last two weeks, linebacker Sean Lee has been the NFL's golden child. The heady, no-nonsense linebacker has been interviewed by every outlet, and touted as the next 'great' linebacker– heck, defensive coordinator Rob Ryan called him the best inside linebacker in the league.
Golden Tate took exception. After all, he's been Golden since birth. So he channeled all of that anger into a Napoleon Complex delivered through the tip of his helmet.
In a hit that looks like it came straight out of a drivers ed movie, Lee was laid out with the hit of the day.
Mike Pereira is not amused
The hit on Lee is an illegal blindside block. Lee is considered defenseless, which means you can't lower your head & hit in head/neck area.
— Mike Pereira (@MikePereira) September 16, 2012
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