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Long before modern bling, Henry Lawrence, a Palmetto native and FAMU legend, anchored iconic, outlaw teams, winning it all three times and carving a 13-year NFL legacy.

Long before modern bling, Lawrence, a Palmetto native, anchored iconic, outlaw teams, winning it all three times and carving a 13-year NFL legacy.

If the Seahawks scored from the one-yard-line 11 years ago, the future of the two franchises would have taken different paths.