If These Walls Could Talk: Seattle Seahawks: Stories from the Seattle Seahawks Sideline, Locker Room, and Press Box

The DOWN side: If you have been following the Seahawks since the team's inception, you won't find a lot of revelations in this book.And, unfortunately, Wyman & Condotta turned the Sherman Smith story into a slap in the face to adoptive families- albeit (I hope & think, since both authors seem like nice people) unwittingly. [e.g. No mention or credit to McCullough's parents who did the heavy lifting raising him. And yes, McCullough did know his TRUE identity- that line on page 220 was just plain insulting!] Too bad, since it could have been a very cool story.The UP side: Despite its flaws, "If These Walls..." is still an enjoyable book, and if you are not aware of the full history of the team, you can get a good retrospective from this book. In addition, Wyman's personal perspective on the (other) Seahawk players is interesting. Overall, even if you are a longtime Seahawk fan, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend reading this book,

I'm old. I remember being a fan when my co-workers insulted a 2 win team. Can't remember which years, but enjoyed Wyman & Condotti's reminders. Any NFL team, or any pro-athlete, is interesting. Go Hawks!

My husband has really enjoyed reading this book. He has a Kindle and I can’t remember when he actually read a book format. In fact, he is passing it on to a friend to read.

Bought it for my dad. He read it in 2 days because he loved it so much.

Good but I got bored. My husband loved it

Was interesting to read about Seahawks players and happenings from someone who was there and not 2nd hand events.

This was a gift. Recipient loved the book. It arrived in good condition and early. It originally was due to arrive in January but came in time for Christmas. Delivery and timing was excellent.

Well written and very indept. Inside view of Seahawk history. Very cool.