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theENGLISHseahawk":3o7wh6h5 said:chet380":3o7wh6h5 said:snake-eyes came up -- an injured, ineffectual bunch with no prospect in the near future and very little in the long-term AND their ineffectiveness has led to our once-in-a-generation QB being injured to an extent that we may never again see the elite speed, skill and evasiveness that made him so special.
My vote -- sit RW until he has completely recovered, play the rookie backup with the OL mediocrities and take our lumps -- DO NOT trade a draft pick for a short-term fix.
What would you have done differently in the off-season regarding the OL?
That's not a snarky question by the way, I'm interested.
It's just because they took a first round OL and it's not like Okung is playing brilliantly in Denver (and might've decided to move on whatever the situation because of his whole 'saving face' on the agent thing).
I want to know what the gamble was. For me, they were left trying to find solutions to a bad situation that was kind of inevitable.
Cutting Lewis was an idiotic move . I could go deeper into all the moves I disagree with in the off season but that one in particular was a stupid move period. Lewis is be better option at Center or Guard than Britt or Glowinski. Cable needs to be fired. They have glaring deficiencies at WR as well . I'm not sure what there record will be at the end of the year but they have some serious problems right now with that O-line and Wilson's health.