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| rdfs:label | - Henry Hasselbeck (Aiothai's Scenario)
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| rdfs:comment | - Henry Hasselbeck was born in Seattle, Washington , the first and only son of Matt and Sarah Hasselbeck. Hasselbeck had two older sisters, Annabelle and Mallory. Hasselbeck and his family would later move to Tennessee, when his father joined the Tennessee Titans following his departure from the Seattle Seahawks. The Hasselbecks would again move, when Matt signed with the Indianapolis Colts.
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| Row 2 info | - Date of Birth: 2005
Place of Birth: Seattle, Washington
Date of Death: 2102
Place of Death: Seattle, Washington
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| Row 3 info | - College: Purdue University
NFL Draft: 2026 / Round: 4/ Pick 110
Debuted in 2028 for the Seattle Seahawks
Last played in 2046 for the Seattle Seahawks
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| Caption | - Hasselbeck during a game against the Cleveland Browns in 2040
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| abstract | - Henry Hasselbeck was born in Seattle, Washington , the first and only son of Matt and Sarah Hasselbeck. Hasselbeck had two older sisters, Annabelle and Mallory. Hasselbeck and his family would later move to Tennessee, when his father joined the Tennessee Titans following his departure from the Seattle Seahawks. The Hasselbecks would again move, when Matt signed with the Indianapolis Colts. Hasselbeck ended up attending Purdue University, where he played for the Purdue Boilermakers football team. In his first year at Purdue, Hasselbeck led the Boilermakers to the NCAA Division I Championship, after defeating North Dakota State in OT. While Purdue would later fall to the Arkansas Razorbacks in the Championship following a made field-goal attempt by Arkansas, Hasselbeck's competence on the field despite inexperience, would win him much recognition. In Hasselbeck's second year, the Boilermakers once again made the Championships following a win over University of Montana. The Boilermakers would then win the Championships after a highly publicized blowout over Georgia Southern.
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