RENTON, Wash. -- They knew this week was coming since the schedule was released back in the spring. A week of being reminded and shown the one play the Seattle Seahawks cant escape until they win another Super Bowl title.For some, the final play of that Super Bowl two years ago that was decided when Russell Wilson was intercepted by Malcolm Butler at the goal line still lingers. And its all become fresh again this week with Seattle headed to New England for its first matchup against the Patriots since that game.Its a terrible memory. Every time it comes up it just sticks in your gut, Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said. Its a new season, it was two years ago. Its something thats always there, its something Ive grown from, something that I learned from. But that isnt going away, its always going to be there.Everywhere the Seahawks turn this week, the image of that crushing loss are there. Whether its the image of Butler flashing in front of Ricardo Lockett to make the interception, Wilsons stunned look walking off the field or coach Pete Carroll dropping his head in shock.Couple the natural story line with the national television audience on Sunday night -- not to mention the same announcing crew as that Super Bowl -- and its an avalanche of memories that is seemingly unavoidable.I cant remember what we did three games again, let alone two years ago, Seattle defensive end Cliff Avril joked.As expected, Wilson downplayed the significance of seeing the Patriots again, as did most of his teammates. Wilson referred to the memory of that game as a cut, but it will heal.Its just a page, and theres a lot more pages to write, Wilson said. So you just move forward. Im looking forward to this week, obviously playing the Patriots will be a great football game.Bevell, as the one who called the fateful play, was the most open about his feelings in the time that has passed.The decision to have Wilson throw on second down from the 1, rather than call another run play with Marshawn Lynch -- who nearly scored on the previous play -- haunted Bevell in the aftermath. Seattle wide receiver Doug Baldwin recalled this week having a lengthy conversation with Bevell about the decision.We talked about it. We had an extensive conversation. And what came out of it was we werent going to be divisive, Baldwin said. We were going to do it together. You win together and you lose together. In those moments -- the critics, the fans, everybody can say what they want to say -- but at the end of the day there are only a select group of people in this room that have to get it done. And we are going to find a way to do that, together.There was a notable hangover that Seattle experienced after losing that game. It wasnt until November of last year that the Seahawks overcame the lingering effects of that game and rallied to claim a fourth straight playoff berth.Thats just the nature of this game. If you play a heck of a game on Sunday you have no choice by Tuesday to let it go, Avril said. Its the same concept with the Super Bowl. After a couple of weeks of seeing the crazy commercials and the highlights of the game you have to let it go and come together as a team. I think thats what it boiled down to for us as well.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL Vapormax Herren Sale . In the response filed Wednesday to the complaint by 30-year-old Alexander Bradley, attorneys say the former University of Florida player is invoking his Fifth Amendment right that protects people from incriminating themselves. Vapormax Schweiz . 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CANTON, Ohio -- Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue have been selected as finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2017.Jones and Tagliabue were chosen Tuesday by the halls contributor committee.The Cowboys won three Super Bowls in a span of four seasons from 1992 to 1995 after Jones bought the team in 1989 and fired Tom Landry, the only coach the franchise had known.The 73-year-old billionaire who made his fortune in the oil business was also a pioneer in sponsorships, sparking a lawsuit from the NFL when he struck deals outsiide the leagues revenue-sharing model.ddddddddddddTagliabue was commissioner from 1989 through 2006, a period during which the NFL expanded from 28 to 32 teams and built 20 new stadiums. He helped negotiate a $25 billion TV deal in 2006, and the NFL Network was launched during his tenure.The 2017 class will be selected during Super Bowl weekend in February.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and AP NFL Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '