We asked fans what they wanted to know about Kasen Williams. See some of his responses below to get to know the Seahawks wide receiver a little better.
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Kasen: "Going back to my junior year of college, I got hurt with a season ending injury. Senior year it was all about coming back from that. It was terrible. I was ready to rock as soon as rookie year started. I ended up making practice squad. Then I was practice again last year and here I am today."
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Kasen:"I don't know. However high the ball is, that's how high I am jumping."
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Kasen: "It is lovely because this is a dream come true. All my football has been played at home, so for me to actually be able to be a Seahawks player now, the fans have a personal connection with me and I cherish that."
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Kasen: "The man Kenny Lawler."
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Kasen: "Wow, that is a great question. My favorite animal is a snake, but I am very, very afraid of them. That is my favorite animal, but I am fearful."
6.
Kasen: "I would be a rapper because I write poetry all the time."
7.
Kasen: "That was all on me. It was on me. It was all personal."
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Kasen: "Honestly, each game I play in I am making more memories. So far, my favorite memory has been that San Diego Chargers game, preseason one."
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Kasen: "I was always a Husky fan. It wasn't even NFL, it was Huskies all day!"
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Kasen: "If it's a home game, I play Halo all day no matter what time the game is. If it is a 7 p.m. game, I get at least 10 games of Halo in."
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Kasen: "Russell Wilson because he would buy a helicopter to save us. If that doesn't work, Richard Sherman because he can also buy a helicopter to save us. Paul Richardson, just because that's my guy. Let's also add Tyler Lockett, because he's also my guy."
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Kasen: "Randy Moss, Chris Carter, Marvin Harrison, Larry Fitzgerald…all the greats."
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Seattle receiver Kasen Williams and the Seahawks hosted a Gatorade Junior Training Camp on Friday, July 7, a two-hour clinic that combined football fundamentals with a motivational life-skills session for local youth at Skyline High School in Sammamish.