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- Video: My latest weekly appearance on Puck Sports talking Seahawks
- Live stream (2pm PT): Rob & Jeff Simmons discuss the Seahawks
- Instant reaction: Seahawks lose at home again, fall to the Rams in bizarre game
- Curtis Allen’s week nine watch notes (vs LA Rams)
- Jim Nagy discusses Garrett Nussmeier & Cam Ward
337 dancing bears are hard to find. I remember Seattle passing on Raji for Curry. Still cringe at that thought. Linebackers a dime a dozen (unless you are Mr. Mathews).
Gimme someone big nasty, that shows knee bend, shows good leverage, is coach-able, and a little bit nasty.
Whoops… Shrine Game. Ahh:
1) David Arkin: Could develop and seemed nasty
2) Delone Carter: Nice feature back
3) Greg Cooper: Leon Washington replacement?
4) Terrell McClain: Good enough to get a Sr. Bowl invite
5) Demarcus Van Dyke: Good size. Developmental CB?
6) Justin Trattou: Probably too small to play the run, but man, the guy was everywhere. Makes plays.
7) Greg Smith: Nice 7th round TE option with good balance
8) William Rackley: Did not play, but I’ve heard the buzz
9) Joseph Barkesdale: This guy has gotta be worth a 4th rounder… if he really likes football, that is.
10) Jordan Cameron: Disappeared in the game, but he is a USC TE
11) David Carter: 5-tech? Passion?
12) Nathan Enderle: Charlie Frye Part Deux?
Notables: Shiloh Keo/Adam Grant/Christian Hairiston/Dontay Moch/Ryan Winsterswyk
Marvin Austin… Would love to see PC turn him into a successful reclamation project.