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He's staying pat. Who would want him after all, he lost his job to a qb whose 31st in passing yards.
scifly":8po04tfq said:Who would want him after all, he lost his job to a qb whose 31st in passing yards.
:13: almost every short to intermediate pass is to the sidelines. It will be a huge disservice to to the team if he doesn't get a chance. I'm sorry rookie or no rookie his numbers are unacceptable. He is making every body from the online to the receivers job harder. With this defense and running game we should have a better offense. I know the potential is pretty, but this team deserves to see the possibilities with Flynn. He may not be the answer either, but at least we will know. Ps. Please don't say we saw him in the pre-season. That argument is so flawed.Ray 74":2gacqpmo said:I would really like to see him on the field..... I was never a Wilson fan but im willing to give him a chance... so far its been less tha ok for me ..... the height issue i think its a real problem. Every pass he throws is high and never in the middle so all he does is throw to the sidelines or goes deep, never a quik slant wich would be great to see on 3rd and short for example....
Not trying to be negative but just dont see Wilson beeing the guy, not sayin Flynn is neither but would like to see what he can do...
This.CASeahawk":wlk2xwe8 said:The saddest thing about it is we may never find out until it's too late. Russell was terrible yesterday, i know there were some bad drops, but 9-23, almost everything to the right, at least two of those completions were dump-offs, and his good throws were totally out numbered by his bad. I was at the game and he was consistently locked into the right side of the field, missing some very open receivers on the other. I firmly believe we would have a better record right now with Flynn. We keep cutting Russell so much slack because he is a rookie, but he is the reason for these loses. The receiver production is down because of him and his pocket awareness. The receivers are always having to work back, because he is so skittish in the pocket. He does at time have those "wow" throwing moments, but he has made everybodies job harder from the oline to the receivers. We may have kept the offense intact from last year, but everybody had to change the way they play to cater to RW's style.
HawkWow":3nr7x7oz said:Flynn is money in the intermediate passing game and if that is the offense we are going to run, let's let Flynn run it at least until Wilson becomes more comfortable stepping up in the pocket or Flynn shows he is no better.
HawkWow":156uj40p said:Do you actually believe this? If the tables were turned, with Flynn dfrafted by Pete, I believe our rook would be the one riding the pine. No coaches want their picks questioned and Pete got plenty of that with both RW and BI. His ego demands the success of both. The only lingering question, IMO, is at what cost?
I am "all in" with RW finishing the year, but fair "competition" must be put into play in the days leading up to next season. May the best man win.
CASeahawk":2rzz5gvl said:The saddest thing about it is we may never find out until it's too late. Russell was terrible yesterday, i know there were some bad drops, but 9-23, almost everything to the right, at least two of those completions were dump-offs, and his good throws were totally out numbered by his bad. I was at the game and he was consistently locked into the right side of the field, missing some very open receivers on the other. I firmly believe we would have a better record right now with Flynn. We keep cutting Russell so much slack because he is a rookie, but he is the reason for these loses. The receiver production is down because of him and his pocket awareness. The receivers are always having to work back, because he is so skittish in the pocket. He does at time have those "wow" throwing moments, but he has made everybodies job harder from the oline to the receivers. We may have kept the offense intact from last year, but everybody had to change the way they play to cater to RW's style.
theENGLISHseahawk":cgw1jxe4 said:Someone find a brick wall so we can all bang our heads against it.
theENGLISHseahawk":1n8zskiq said:Someone find a brick wall so we can all bang our heads against it.
seedhawk":34hbgtzv said:We have! The brick wall you reference is PC's theory of how to use a rook QB.
pinksheets":2vgm3c7u said:Why do people assume we need to see Flynn start to make the determination? Carroll, the guy who has turned this team from broken and hold into a legitimate contender built through great drafting already saw what he needed to see. The only thing starting Flynn would do is satisfy some of your guys' curiosity, not his, he's made up his mind on who the better QB for the Seahawks is going forward. It's no mystery to him, there's no risk of never knowing. That's just coach potato GM talk.
:lol:VHawk":1aug6ewo said:pinksheets":1aug6ewo said:Why do people assume we need to see Flynn start to make the determination? Carroll, the guy who has turned this team from broken and hold into a legitimate contender built through great drafting already saw what he needed to see. The only thing starting Flynn would do is satisfy some of your guys' curiosity, not his, he's made up his mind on who the better QB for the Seahawks is going forward. It's no mystery to him, there's no risk of never knowing. That's just coach potato GM talk.
I would agree if you mean "couch" potatoe.