Seahawks worst red zone team (UPDATED-still worst in NFL)

[chris98251]

So?...It gives us a goal to get better and goals are good.

Nah, TD's are better we have enough Field "GOALS" already

 

[Largent80]

So?...It gives us a goal to get better and goals are good.

Lol, I love this guy.

It's a love fest up in here.

 

[Laloosh]

So?...It gives us a goal to get better and goals are good.

Lol, I love this guy.

It's a love fest up in here.

Long as nobody gets all handsy.

 

[Lords of Scythia]

It's turning into Oz in here, ya'll.

 

[Lords of Scythia]

Russell Wilson is still getting his passing dialed in with two new receivers -- that brother's got a lot of room for improvement. So does the offensive line, which is getting notably better every game. The field is shortened in the red zone, so the pass rush is more intense. Don't despair about this stat -- stuff will change.

 

[RiverDog]

The sad thing is that Red Zone TD% based on the last couple of seasons is exactly why they gave up so much to get Graham, to get better at it than we were. And now not only are we not as good as we were in the red zone, we have fallen off a cliff. The excitement of getting Graham in the off-season and imagining how formidable our offense was going to be in the red zone this season has made this a million times more disappointing.

It's still early and you have to take into account that there's going to be a learning curve, especially with a tight end that's as unique as Graham is and a quarterback that has as unique of a skill set that Russell has.

But that excuse is getting pretty thin. Based on what we've given up, ie a Pro Bowl center and a #1 draft choice, coupled with the fact that we didn't do hardly anything to address the void that was created, makes me feel as if this trade is on it's way to being as bad as the Harvin trade was.