Curtis Allen’s week seventeen watch points (vs Detroit)

Note: This is a guest post by Curtis Allen and the latest piece in a weekly series. Curtis looks at the Seahawks and their opponents and discusses key factors.

With two games left in the season and nothing to fight for but pride, there is very little at stake this week. While Pete Carroll and the players are saying the right things publicly about being competitive and giving their full effort, the fog of a lost season and major changes coming for 2022 has now fully enveloped the franchise.

It is arguable that the Detroit Lions, not unlike the Bears, are possibly the worst choice to play the Seahawks for Sunday’s game. What initially looked like a cakewalk to secure a better playoff spot (or even a division title) before the season started now looks like a no-win situation.

The Lions stand at 2-12-1 as a lock for a top-5 pick in the draft as their seemingly never-ending rebuilding process continues. Unfortunately, they are not playing a brand of football that their record indicates. They are on a bit of an upswing compared to earlier in the season and Dan Campbell has the team playing with heart and grit through this wreck of a season.

So a win against this team does nothing. Whereas a loss just drives another nail further into the coffin of the season and continues to punctuate just how horrid this Seahawks team has been.

Still, with this game perhaps being Russell Wilson’s final one in a Seahawks uniform in Seattle (his words) and with the opportunity to see some exciting young talent on the Lions’ roster to stoke the fires of building the Seahawks back up through the 2022 draft, it will be hard to simply shrug off.

Here are some brief thoughts on what to look for…

Get off the field, defense

The Lions have the 15th ranked rushing offense, the 24th ranked passing offense and the 29th scoring offense. In a normal year, Seahawks fans would be scoffing at this and licking their chops for the defense to control this game and give the offense good field position all day.

But as you know, this is not a normal year. The defense just has not been able to get off the field. Last week they surrendered a 15-play, 8-minute monster of a drive to the Chicago Bears and their listless offense last week. When the defense held at the goal line to avoid conceding any points, commentator Aqib Talib bellowed into the mic ‘this defense doesn’t care about yards! Only points…’ as the players danced off the field.

Of course, that was a Pyrrhic Victory, as the offense could not put any distance between them and their own end zone, they punted and six plays later the Bears scored a touchdown. Not unpredictably, late in the game the defense could not make a seven point lead with three minutes to play hold up at the Bears’ 20-yard line because they had spent so much of the game on the field already.

The Lions are going to present a similar challenge to this defense on Sunday.

They have a pair of good running backs in Jamaal Williams and D’Andre Swift who are capable of running inside and around the edges with speed and toughness. Rookie Penei Sewell has played like a top-10 pick, garnering a 78 PFF rating in his rookie season.

Amon-Ra St. Brown has burst onto the NFL stage the last month in particular with 35 catches for sixteen first downs and three touchdowns in just the last four games. He is just one of a very impressive rookie class of wide receivers.

Have a look at his play last week against the Falcons – note how the Lions are using him all over the field (and imagine Dee Eskridge being used this way):

Tell me those simple ‘run seven yards and curl to beat a soft zone’ plays aren’t the exact thing that the Seahawks defense has had trouble with this season. He also does all those little things good wide receivers do, like having body control and awareness to get the ball past the first-down marker.

St. Brown will probably have as many touches and targets as he can handle Sunday, with the Lions’ other top receivers in COVID protocols at this very moment. The Seahawks will need to play him far better than the Falcons did.

Dan Campbell is also taking swashbuckling to new heights this year, leading the NFL on fourth down attempts with 36 (for the record, the Seahawks are the polar opposite, last in the NFL with 10 attempts). The Lions have made 18 of them for a 50% conversion rate. That spells trouble for this defense.

Add to that this Lions offense has averaged 341 yards of offense in their last four games and it could be another lopsided time of possession day.

The defense needs to find a way to string together a combination of four plays that do not gain ten yards more than once. We can talk all day about Russell Wilson and his uncharacteristic play but that discussion would be far more effective if the defense was regularly doing its job and giving the offense more chances than they are.

Attack this defense

This Lions defense has nothing to hang their hats on. They are 27th in rushing defense, 24th in passing defense and 25th in scoring defense.

They have recorded only 25 sacks this season – second worst in the NFL only to the Falcons’ 16 sacks.

Their pressure rate of 20.1% is 29th in NFL.

The closest thing they have to a bright spot on defense is cornerback Amani Oruwariye. He is their most frequently targeted player but is only conceding a 61% completion rate and a passer rating of only 74.

Still, PFF has him rated at 59, as he has 10 missed tackles and has conceded four touchdown passes this year. He also has been flagged for pass interference five times, one of the highest in the league (paging Tyler Lockett…_).

Blog favorite Alim McNeill has provided some nice play this year as an interior presence and appears to be a nice player the Lions can build around.

Yet this is truly one of the worst defenses the Seahawks will face all season. The only thing keeping them from moving the ball at will on this defense will be themselves.

Who knew that we were watching the best this offense would offer all season in Week One? It has been a sad state of affairs.

This game stands as an opportunity to use all that talk of staying competitive and not just running the season out to make a statement about what they can do and how they can control this game and still deliver wins.

That all starts with the quarterback.

The team must get a return to form for Russell Wilson

Wilson has rightly not escaped his share of blame for woes the team has had this season. Unable to fully recover from a serious finger injury, to not being able to make throws we have all seen him make hundreds of times before, to pressing too hard to try and deliver a win, not much has gone right for him this year.

Wilson laid down a gauntlet that Sunday may be his last game in a Seahawks uniform in Seattle and intentionally qualified it by adding ‘but not my last game in the NFL’, to make clear to the media that he means playing for another team and not retirement.

As meaningless as this game is, he knows this could be the end of an era. It would be fitting to go out with an efficient, occasionally brilliant game that takes this team to a victory.

It could serve many purposes, other than just winning a grey December game with no playoff implication:

– It would be a nice goodbye and thank you to fans in Seattle

– It would certainly give notice of what the Seahawks would be missing should they decide to trade him

– It would be a strong demonstration to any team considering trading for him that he has not lost his form

– If anything, it would slow the roll that a lot of the media have taken up that he is the main cause of all the troubles in recent times

And lastly, it would be something he can grasp and hold onto going into the offseason. After jousting with the Seahawks’ management and coming to a truce this last offseason, the hopes of giving it one more shot in Pete Carroll’s system have been absolutely dashed.

Dashed by losing his mental coach and friend early in the year. Dashed by a bad injury and a difficult recovery played out right in front of our eyes. Dashed by another year of poor defense, poor coaching, poor personnel decisions and poor in-game decision-making.

Strong play in this game could propel him to playing a spoiler against the Cardinals next week and would really provide a spark that could light the way through a very turbulent offseason.

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163 Comments

  1. RIP Sonics

    Best case in all scenarios laid out is with russ playing well to finish the season. Heres to hoping russ gets after it today

  2. Blitzy the Clown

    Amen to Wilson balling out in case it’s the last time he’d do it in a Seahawks uniform. But I wonder if that’s possible with weather conditions being as dismal as they are.

    Part of me worries about Carroll’s seemingly indefatigable spirit, and I silently hope for a loss to emphatically end any hope he may have of returning next season. Because I think a home loss to the worst team in the NFL, not just this season, but worst for as long as Carroll has been in Seattle, would be a stake in his “always compete” heart. At least with the Seahawks.

    FWIW, if Carroll does move on, I’m not at all convinced he retires. And I think he could have success in a new setting. Maybe even the kind of success that would give some cause to openly question whether moving on from him was the right move.

    But then the bigger part of me thinks he’s already decided it’s over for him in Seattle. Carroll no doubt has a healthy ego, but I don’t think he’s an egomaniac. And I don’t think he’s an arsehole in the sense that he’d force the franchise and Seahawks nation to chose him over Wilson, even if Wilson doesn’t stay himself.

    And because of that, I want them to win today. I mean I always want them to win. But I want them to win today for the reasons stated in your article. For Russ. For Pete. For what once was. For our Camelot.

    In the immortal words of Shakespeare’s King Henry: “Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more.”

    • cha

      The quote I’ve been thinking is from Lion In Winter.

      When the sons, in the dungeon, think they hear Henry coming down the stairs to kill them.

      Richard: He’s here. He’ll get no satisfaction out of us. Don’t let him see you beg…Take it like a man!

      Geoffrey: You fool! As if the way one falls down matters!

      Richard: Well, when the fall is all that’s left, it matters a great deal.

      • Peter

        See Rob there’s tons to write about.

        Cleveland draft blog

        Possibly a new orleans draft blog

        Seahawks Shakespeare blog

  3. OP_chillin

    Sick of the Rams.

  4. swedenhawk

    On point as always, especially that last section.

  5. BoiseSeahawk

    Bengals… what’s going on in Cincinnati? 10 wins this year, lost 4 games by just 3 points.

    Is there a coach to poach?

  6. ShowMeYourHawk

    So…. if Russ IS around next season, any chance he’ll still lobby to sign Antonio Brown, after today’s… uh….. performance? 🤣

  7. Trevor

    Last game in Seattle for two Hawks HOFers (Wags and Russ) and there are empty seats all over the place. If that does not tell Jody Allen a change at the top is needed nothing will.

  8. SeaTown

    Well losing at home to the Lions would go a long way towards getting rid of Pete.

  9. Gary

    Opening drive 3rd & 7 and their only play call is a downfield bomb. First three and out.

    • Big Mike

      Pete ball

  10. Hawks4life

    Whos ready to get lit up by Tim Boyle

  11. Big Mike

    Here’s hoping the next HC knows how to run a screen game. And if Russ doesn’t know how, he can be taught. He certainly hasn’t been in 10 years under Carroll.

  12. AlaskaHawk

    Seahawks are favored by 6.5 points. I have low expectations for this game, and looking at the weather the Seahawks should probably be running the ball.

    I enjoyed watch Cincinnati destroy KC Chiefs, that was a good game.

  13. Scot04

    Nice write up Cha,
    Jets so close to moving Giants pick up in the draft.
    I hope it doesn’t matter & Jody decides to move on from PC & JS in favor of RW.
    A few thoughts on offseason if things go that way:

    A few Possible Free-agent Guard/Tackle options salaries.

    Brandon Scherff (RG) 3yr-50M/30M Guaranteed
    Duane Brown (LT) 2yr-26M/16M Guaranteed
    Armstead (LT) 3yr-58M/45M Guaranteed
    Erik Fischer (LT) 3yr-48M/32M Guaranteed
    Charles Leno (LT) 2yr-18M/12M Guaranteed
    Conner Williams (LG) 4yrs-35M/20M Guaranteed (Move Lewis back to RG)

  14. Chris

    Cody Barton probably just tied Bobby with tackle for loss on the year

  15. Big Mike

    Oh wow, throw a 7 yd pass on 3rd and 5 instead of a deep bomb. Pete says that’s not how you do offense

  16. Gary

    Another time of possession mismatch on its way 🙁

  17. KennyBadger

    Tim Boyle starting in Seattle used to be something I would look forward to…

  18. cha

    Serious question – has Cody Barton on this drive made more plays than Bobby Wagner in a whole game?

    • Mike

      Good to finally have our best linebackers and safeties on the field. 😂

  19. Chris

    Sure seems like it

  20. AlaskaHawk

    I take it back about needing to run the ball. This is sad.

  21. Hawks4life

    I really hope we don’t resign DK, dude has already quit on this team. You can see how pissed off he is after every play he doesn’t get the ball. He’s just as painful to watch as Jamal Adams imo

    • Big Mike

      Sure appears that way

    • Gary

      Watching Ja’Maar Chase today highlighted everything DK is not. Particularly on contested catches. Just unstoppable.

      • Hawks4life

        Dude thinks he’s the best WR in the game and he might not even crack the top 15 imo

      • Big Mike

        Great call! Chase makes contested catches look easy.

        • Peter

          Tbf drafting chase number 5 after drafting his qb number one is just a stupid smart easy thing to do.

  22. Chris

    We gotta give do a chance with a real o.c before we ship him outta town

    • Big Mike

      I disagree based on dropping too many easy throws, bad attitude, etc. Get some GOOD draft choices for the guy assuming PCJS aren’t making the picks. If they are………whatever.

      • Hawks4life

        He’s gonna want 20mil, in no fucking world is he worth that. Whens the last time a team rode a highly paid WR to a championship. Not worth it

  23. AlaskaHawk

    Yee Haw Penny

  24. Big Mike

    Someone gonna pay Penny…………

    • Mick

      I hope it’s not us, not for more than a minimum.

      • Gary

        I’d take Penny back on a one-year prove-it deal.

  25. Submanjoe

    Is it just that Penny hasn’t had the chance to be the Primary until now?

  26. Big Mike

    See my.post above about screens

  27. Blitzy the Clown

    Jake Curhan is the best run blocking RT the Seahawks have had since Breno Giacomini.

    • Bmseattle

      A safety other than Adams gets a sack???
      Im…confused.

    • Seahawkwalt

      Great to hear. How is his pass blocking?

  28. Blitzy the Clown

    Cody Barton playing like he belongs out there. Is it a contract year for him too?

  29. Big Mike

    Guessing Bobby has a concussion since he walked off and has never returned. A shame if this is his last home game in Seattle.

    • 12th chuck

      looked like a groin issue

  30. Chris

    Cody Barton is playing with aggression! Which is something we have been lacking with bobby

  31. Chris

    If Pete and John come back then I doubt it will be Bobby’s last game as a seahawk

    • Big Mike

      Sadly, you might be correct.

  32. Big Mike

    Not likely to be overturned

    • Big Mike

      Shows what I know

  33. 12th chuck

    welcome to bizzarro world. Penny’s best 1st quarter ever, Barton’s best quarter ever

    • Peter

      Big macs are cheap but not free. Got to get that pay check next year.

    • Big Mike

      Well it is the Lions

  34. Big Mike

    Wonder if there’s anyone our there that picked up Penny for their fantasy championship game cuz their starter was out (like CEH for KC)?

    • Hawks4life

      I did but didn’t start him…. bad choice

  35. 805Hawk

    See, everything is great! Let’s run it back again next year! …is what Pete is saying right now and it’s so depressing. I hate that this is where this team has come to.

  36. Peter

    Per Scot04.

    No draft, no problem.

    Pay Scherff. Pay Jensen (center) move Lewis back. Continue with Curhan.

    Drop the rest of the draft picks into defense.

    Pay another reciever since who knows what’s going on with metcalf.

    • Scot04

      Sherff is a RG though.

      • Big Mike

        Pete just called and said “no prob, we’ll leave Lewis at LG cuz he’s really competing there”.

      • Peter

        Shows how little i follow WFT. I thought when he moved inside it LG since he played LT in college.

  37. Big Mike

    Nice tackle whiffs by Taylor and Ugo Amadi

    • Scot

      I thought Taylor was held

  38. Scot04

    Damn Everett drops alot

    • Scot04

      Still alot to like though. Needs the jugs machine this offseason

  39. Big Mike

    Pete just called and said “no prob, we’ll leave Lewis at LG cuz he’s really competing there”.

    • Scot04

      Sadly true

  40. Robbie

    If Russ leads DK just a little bit there instead of throwing it behind him thats a TD.

    • Robbie

      Well there you go! LOL

      • Scot04

        Lol

  41. Mike

    Gosh Dk body language even sucks after he scores

    • Hawks4life

      Yup even Russ knows he’s not happy. This team has completely fell apart year after year

    • Bmseattle

      It almost looked like he was avoiding celebrating with Russ.

      • Scot04

        Kinda looked that way. Hopefully just camera view

      • Hawks4life

        He doesn’t celebrate with anyone anymore

        • Bmseattle

          He doesnt send me flowers anymore.

  42. Big Mike

    Wilson been killing that zero blitz for 10 years now

    • Blitzy the Clown

      Nice touch on that one too.

      bUt He mUsT bE TrAdED tO sAVe ThE fRaNChIsE!!!

      • Scot04

        Theyvsay it had nothing to do with Russ. It was all the defense.

    • Ashish

      Doug got one too many touch downs on same play.

  43. Scot04

    I just hope the stay aggressive on both sides of the ball until game ends

  44. 805Hawk

    I have a close friend who is an agent. DK is currently looking for new representation. He’s had dinner with DK a couple times and is trying to sign him. I’m really hoping he does so he can give me the inside scoop.

  45. ShowMeYourHawk

    I’m not gonna lie. Seeing Penny suddenly turn it on these last few games kind of pisses me off. Complete bum for three seasons and starts giving an effort 4 games before a payday? If he tricks this FO, regardless of who is running the show, to re-sign him, it’ll be a complete waste of roster spot.

    • Gary

      I actually think it’s nice to be able to at least get a glimpse of what they saw in him. The ability’s never been the issue. The problem’s been availability.

      • Peter

        It’s availability but not just that. Penny also had a 7 carry 7 yard game against jax.

    • 805Hawk

      I hope they run Homer a bunch to get a feel for whether this is a Penny thing or a terrible Detroit thing.

      • Whit21

        If you put on the tape and you know your players.. you can tell..

        Penny has cut back abilty and vision to get to the right spot.. he looks a lot like Shaun Alexander.. he had running lanes and made the most of them…

        The problem lies.. when he gets to a certain amount of contact.. the body language says, he cant take it.. thats his problem.. even a few years ago.. he gets a few carries and breaks a run
        . Then gets up gingerly.. hes not the durable RB they thought he was.. and they didn’t take chubb cuz they thought he had injury concerns… irony.. he has talent.. but can never be a true #1 back..

        Homer is just 1 cut speed X quickness.. nothing more to see than what youve already seen.. hes a #45 out of 53 kind of gut.. special teams and a few plays on offense..

        Jd Mckissic was better…

  46. Scot04

    I’ll take whatever AP is selling. All our running backs seem to be running more aggressive since he’s been here.

    • ShowMeYourHawk

      Maybe AP threatened the RB room with spankings. They all knew what that meant….

      • 12th chuck

        brutal lol

      • Big Mike

        ouch

  47. Bmseattle

    So, *this* is what it looks like when we run tje Rams offense!

    • Big Mike

      Yeah but in fairness this Lions D us brutal. Still nice to see tho.

  48. Ky Swift

    Just imagine if Rashaad Penny was actually in shape. He doesn’t even look like he’s enjoying it and is in pain trying to breathe.

  49. Scot04

    Hard to believe this is the same Detroit team that easily beat Arizona

    • Peter

      I wonder how it will go againdt AZ if there’s any playof seeding they care about nextweek.

    • Hawkster

      Diff starting QB has to count for something

  50. Tomas

    Hawks playing really well. Unfortunately, lessens pressure Jody may have felt to take decisive action – unthinkable to remove Pete and JS now, many will say. I’m pleased Russ’s last home game as a Seahawk is a good one … I guess. Phyrric victory.

    • Gary

      I know I’m in the minority, but I really agree that a performance like this (when it all works for once) makes it harder (or more unlikely) to fire Pete.

      • Blitzy the Clown

        I sincerely doubt there’s anyone in any position of authority to effect the course of events for the Seahawks over this coming offseason who will look at Seattle managing a blowout win at home over the worst team in the NFL (not just worst in 2020 but worst over the last decade) and think to themselves “nope, nothing broken here”.

        Maybe Carroll stays. I don’t know. But if he does, it won’t be because of this game.

  51. Big Mike

    an interception??!!

  52. ShowMeYourHawk

    Can we re-sign Diggs and Reed? Like, today? Please?

    • Big Mike

      Nope. Gotta pay the peacock 17.5

      • ShowMeYourHawk

        We dump Bobby and Carson, the cash should be there.

  53. cha

    This game is like a laxative for this 2021 season.

    • Big Mike

      💩

    • Peter

      This team is maddening. Play with your hair on fire in a meaningless game. Offense is rolling so the defenses day is nice and easy. But sure tell me how keeping it nice and close has been working thus far.

      • Gary

        You can’t win the game in the first quarter, you can’t win the game in the second quarter …

        • Peter

          Strangely true and yet I’d argue even PC knows it sure makes it a lot easier to win in the fourth if you start winning in the other three.

  54. Scot04

    Even if Jody was planning to move on from Pete, I didn’t think she would fire him before the season ended

    • Gary

      Agreed. But a performance like this makes it easier for Pete to spin his bullshit narrative that nothing’s broken.

      • Peter

        Maybe. But the team did just let Chicago win and they stink this year as well. You’re right that it makes it easier for PC to say it’s all coming together.

  55. Scot04

    Was meant as reply to Gary.

  56. Hawks4life

    It’s not even fun watching us obliterate the lions, that’s how bad we are

    • Big Mike

      That hit by Taylor was fun tho

      • Hawks4life

        Indeed it was

  57. ShowMeYourHawk

    Oh, my. Taylor’s hit on the RB.

  58. Scot04

    Gotta love Taylor. Big hits Seahawks have been missing

    • Matthew

      You can sense some BAMF energy building there.

  59. Hawks4life

    Lions comeback? Lol

    • ShowMeYourHawk

      This season? I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss the possibility.

  60. Big Mike

    Oh cool, let’s choke away a 38-7 lead.
    Campbell doing stuff Carroll wouldn’t dream of.

  61. bmseattle

    So, if we’d drafted St. Brown in the 4th round, would he be languishing on the bench?

    • Gary

      We’d have a game plan that called for him to get more touches but we just weren’t able to get that done. But he’s worked really hard to show us his stuff and we’re jacked about what he’s gonna be able to do for us here and help us go where we want to go.

      • Tomas

        Gave me a needed laugh, thanks for that.

  62. Blitzy the Clown

    Dumb challenge. I think it signals a lack of faith in your team to hold an 18 point lead over the lowly Lions.

    *thinks back to last week vs the lowly Bears*

    Oh wait, maybe it is a smart challenge.

  63. Big Mike

    God these delays are interminable

  64. Hawkster

    2 consecutive stops, on the outside Reed, if it was Adams it is 6, then to the right Barton, if it was Wagner then 6.

  65. Chris

    Our pass defense is aweful

  66. Big Mike

    If the offense doesn’t regain the momentum on this possession with at least a FG and some TOP, this game could end up being really, really embarrassing.

  67. Mick

    If they lose this one too, they better all resign right after the game.

  68. Peter

    Nothing seems more emblematic of my mood this season then the feeling seattle could snatch defeat from the jaws of victory….

  69. Big Mike

    Wilson with 2 excellent throws on last two 3rd downs. Check down to Parkinson, slant over the middle to DK.

    • Mick

      Another proof that he isn’t our problem.

      • Big Mike

        Think he’s finally healthy plus the Detroit D us awful. Looking forward to how he plays next week

      • Matthew

        They’re playing the Lions. Let’s not excuse either side of their shortcomings against such a lowly team.

    • Peter

      Big Mike when’s he going to use the TE’s though?…🙃

      • Big Mike

        Or check down, or throw over the middle?

  70. ShowMeYourHawk

    So torn on DK. He’s a weapon, but his headspace and the money he’s going to command are really worrisome. If dude could just chill a bit and catch the easy ones, he’d be All-World.

    • Starhawk29

      Just argued with my brother about this. His point was that he’s the only good player we’ve picked in a while, and is on a remarkable pace. It’s a really hard decision, but I can’t stomach paying a WR 20 million. I think there is no right answer here, you just have to make a decision and go in with a plan.

  71. Mike

    Ugo needs to go

  72. Chris

    God I hate this defense

    • Big Mike

      But, but….Pete Carroll is a great defensive coach

  73. Gary

    Looks like Mike Jackson (?) has been playing corner – anyone know where Sidney Jones is?

    • ShowMeYourHawk

      COVID list.

    • Peppapig

      Where’s the rush! 😂
      Such weak defense.
      Embarrassing against such weak teams this season.

  74. Chris

    My biggest fear is they bring back the entire coaching staff

    • Gary

      My biggest fear is the bring back any of the coaching staff!

    • ShowMeYourHawk

      I say if they decide to retain Pete, replacing all defensive coaches must be a stipulation. Only one I’d consider retaining is Hurtt. Everyone else can FO.

      • Gary

        Front Office? 🙂

        • ShowMeYourHawk

          “F*ck off.”

  75. Big Mike

    Ditto

  76. Chris

    I got a bad feeling Pete will be back

    • Big Mike

      If he is and Russ is gone we gonna see just how good Pete Carroll is as a HC.

  77. Big Mike

    THAT close to screwing up 2 onside kicks

  78. cha

    Is that special one-finger glove Russ is sporting on his right hand new? I don’t recall seeing it before today.

  79. SeaTown

    This win will only encourage Pete Carroll. 🙁

    • Matthew

      It’s going to encourage Wilson too. They’re both believe almost to a fault. If they beat Arizona I think Wilson convinces himself to stay for one more year for better or worst…

      • Hawks4life

        I don’t think beating Arizona will make the slightest difference, Russ probably has his mind made up for the most part.

      • Rob Staton

        No chance

        Absolutely no chance Wilson does that

        • Matthew

          Part of his figuring is maintaining his status in Seattle, to a fault even. He has to know wherever he goes will be hamstrung by giving up picks/players, and if it’s not Denver, or another team right there, he won’t only not be accomplishing his goal, he’ll be hated in Seattle for forcing his way out. Is he going to win 3 super bowls with the Giants in the next 5 years, or Seattle? Probably neither, but his thinking has to be conflicted when things start working. I can see him talking himself into “one more year” if an ideal trade partner can’t be found.

  80. Matthew

    This whole things getting run back.

  81. Big Mike

    Booing? Cmon folks, poor form

  82. Whit21

    This team is in trouble..

    If you move on from PC AND JS.. Or just PC.. you have to hit a home run on who you bring in.. You have maybe 6 guys on defense that you can work with that look porimising.. everyone else is vets..

    -ugo amadi is lost in man to man coverage.. couldnt even run straight with the ball without fumbling..

    -jordyn brooks still struggles in coverage and gave up that ridiculous facemask for first n goal

    -no real talent on the bench at CB.. reed can be a #2.. but no #1 on the roster..

    -darrell taylor is the only flashy dline player thats not old… eveyone else beside carlos dunlap, is just a guy..

    -Cody Barton and jordyn brooks showed you how bad bobby wagner has been as a vet.. they had coverage issues.. but both double teamed tackles at the LOS multiple times… showed some potential there…

    I still think they need to pick RW over PC… but if they dont knock ot out of the park.. there still isnt enough talent here to realistically compete next year..

    The deciding factor has to be watching the Jets pick twice in the top 10… 5 years of piss poor drafts and having an overpaid safety that hasnt played a whole season… MUST be the end…

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