Source: Norm Evans' Seahawk Report, Vol. 4, No. 8, Aug 23-Aug 29, 1982
Jim Zorn on striking (Feb. 24, 1982):

“As a Christian, I really feel that—in God’s word, the way I read it, the way I see it—when you sign a contract with a person you have made a covenant with that person. You have vowed by putting your name on that contract, or your handshake, or whatever, that you’re going to carry out what the contract said. Okay, I have signed a contract with the Seattle Seahawks, whether the collective bargaining agreement is up or not, my contract is still valid. So, in my conviction spiritually, it doesn’t matter what the issue is. I said I was excited about signing the contract when I put my name on it. I said it suits me just fine. I’m here to play. . . Even if the issues I wanted were the top priority for collective bargaining—guaranteed contracts, high-base salaries, free-agency—if it came to a strike I couldn ‘t strike. I would support it totally and I would be giving every effort I could to try to get everybody to see that this is what we need, but when it came right down to it I couldn’t strike.”