toffee
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Charles had a tough game last Thursday, at time almost Ifeldish with the offsides and holding. Time to worry or too early for that? Could anyone knows the game analyze what led to his problems in this game?
That was Abe Lucas, not Cross and Malik Willis was a massive project that does not look like an NFL caliber passer right now.No need to worry. At all.
though I am going to remember that we took him over Malik Willis in the 3rd round.
All draft picks are “sunk costs”. He had 1 holding call and a bunch of offsides. The offsides are irrelevant as hell get those ironed out. He had none in the first game.If we are seeing five penalties per game for our first rounder even three games in, I’m gonna call it another sunk cost.
And what would you like to talk about on a Seahawks forum after the second pre season game? I’m thinking about talking about the Seahawks second preseason game and the player performances might be appropriate. No?Sweet Jesus!!!! it's game 2 of the damn preseason
Massive overreaction. He also had an incredible game against Pittsburgh. He's a rookie, how about we not hang the dude after 1 rough learning experience in the preseason.Charles had a tough game last Thursday, at time almost Ifeldish with the offsides and holding. Time to worry or too early for that? Could anyone knows the game analyze what led to his problems in this game?
GoodNot really worried. Remember, he practiced Tuesday with Lock calling the shots, then played Thurs with Geno. could be tough for a young'un. Let's see how he does this Friday before we panic. OK?
Yep lets worry after game two of the preseason..... that makes senseCharles had a tough game last Thursday, at time almost Ifeldish with the offsides and holding. Time to worry or too early for that? Could anyone knows the game analyze what led to his problems in this game?
Exactly why I view opinions like yours... dumbIf we are seeing five penalties per game for our first rounder even three games in, I’m gonna call it another sunk cost.
Handled him pretty well, too. Even when getting beat, he held moderately and with discretion, and kept the quarterback clean by doing so.According to Carroll's press conference, Cross did not know who Robert Quinn was before the game, so it is not like he was intimidated. It was pretty much just baptism by fire. Quinn has been one of the premier pass rushers for almost every healthy season he has been in the league. Cross simply had his welcome to the NFL moments in game 2 instead of game 1. He will learn from it and get better.