John63
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brimsalabim":zv46w5xf said:It's difficult to find a toffee post that doesn't rip Russ to shreds. There are plenty of others here too.
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brimsalabim":zv46w5xf said:It's difficult to find a toffee post that doesn't rip Russ to shreds. There are plenty of others here too.
No worries, high probability that Wilson will be traded this off season.KiwiHawk":6relt3pq said:So you have one poster, who hasn't even said anything bad about Wilson in this thread, is your big evidence of systemic Wilson hatred?
Calling BS here.
KiwiHawk":naty2h1a said:So you have one poster, who hasn't even said anything bad about Wilson in this thread, is your big evidence of systemic Wilson hatred?
Calling BS here.
His trade value is higher now than next year or thereafter. Trading him now yields the best return, way betert than 2022.brimsalabim":fkri3bfd said:KiwiHawk":fkri3bfd said:So you have one poster, who hasn't even said anything bad about Wilson in this thread, is your big evidence of systemic Wilson hatred?
Calling BS here.
“Trade Wilson Now!” ????
toffee":3cderbf6 said:His trade value is higher now than next year or thereafter. Trading him now yields the best return, way betert than 2022.brimsalabim":3cderbf6 said:KiwiHawk":3cderbf6 said:So you have one poster, who hasn't even said anything bad about Wilson in this thread, is your big evidence of systemic Wilson hatred?
Calling BS here.
“Trade Wilson Now!” ????
if he plays at the same level as his last 7 games or God forbid an injury, and yes a year older. We sure won't get four or five first round picks. As is, not like teams are lining up to mortgage their future to get Wilson.
Trade him now has merit worth exploring.
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toffee":3ub622su said:His trade value is higher now than next year or thereafter. Trading him now yields the best return, way betert than 2022.brimsalabim":3ub622su said:KiwiHawk":3ub622su said:So you have one poster, who hasn't even said anything bad about Wilson in this thread, is your big evidence of systemic Wilson hatred?
Calling BS here.
“Trade Wilson Now!” ????
if he plays at the same level as his last 7 games or God forbid an injury, and yes a year older. We sure won't get four or five first round picks. As is, not like teams are lining up to mortgage their future to get Wilson.
Trade him now has merit worth exploring.
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AgentDib":22ffhxj0 said:Way, way, way, way, way worse. The first time he spins out of the pocket into a sack he will get booed in Philly.brimsalabim":22ffhxj0 said:good grief they cannot be worse than the fan base here that hates him so?AgentDib":22ffhxj0 said:I agree that the Eagles make a lot more sense from the Hawks perspective than most of the other teams mentioned. However, I don't see Wilson waiving his no trade clause to play in front of a notoriously hyper-critical fanbase like the Eagles.KiwiHawk":22ffhxj0 said:That's not a terrible position to be in, to be honest. We could afford to make deep dives on both lines and the secondary. Before the Wilson-addicts chew me up, I am not Schneider making this trade - just putting it up on the whiteboard saying "what if".
Well if you put it that way then the truth is that Pete Carroll has never been successful at any level anywhere without being able to field superior talent. All things being equal he doesn't have a snowball's chance. So ok. If Mrs. Allen is going to stick with Pete and wants to win another championship then she has to find away to help Pete win the arms race again and play the numbers.TheLegendOfBoom":1ksfb43i said:Everything comes down to:
Is Carroll able to assemble what he believes can win him a Super Bowl with paying Wilson’s salary
OR
Does Carroll believe trading Wilson and paying for a cheap QB contract, will allow him to build his team to Super Bowl level
The latter requires a lot of elite players, while the former requires an elite QB and possibly some/a lot of Lady Luck
Both options seem equally difficult to make a deep run, considering the teams past 5 years but you’re better off going with the latter cause if you don’t have a QB, you are not going anywhere unless you assemble a legendary squad, the odds aren’t in your favor to do so!
I think there will be a lot of excitement either way in the coming few years. Either we trade Wilson and have a slew of high draft picks to talk about, or we become one of the first teams to pay their QB $50+ million average per year on a new contract. Either way, there will be lots to talk about.TwistedHusky":1p7p0h6m said:This team is only going to be relevant for as long as Wilson is our QB.
So it is baffling that we would want to hurry along to when we no longer matter.
Every Seahawk fan should want to squeeze as much enjoyment from the time Wilson is here as possible, because when it is over....it is over.
Wilson is the only thing staving off the long trek through irrelevance that is coming.
Just enjoy the time he has left, we probably have one more year, this coming season.
Maybe another, but it seems unlikely.
TwistedHusky":1moqsxab said:This team is only going to be relevant for as long as Wilson is our QB.
So it is baffling that we would want to hurry along to when we no longer matter.
toffee":369ngpos said:TwistedHusky":369ngpos said:This team is only going to be relevant for as long as Wilson is our QB.
So it is baffling that we would want to hurry along to when we no longer matter.
As long as some one as good as Wilson is our QB. Wilson is not the only team carrying, superbowl winning QB in the league.
If Wilson wants to leave, the better now than next year.
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hangumhi":2canwtb7 said:I loved Russ. He flat out screwed the organization. You don't cause doubt about the security of the superstar QB and expect free agents to come to your organization. It doesn't work that way.
hangumhi":v15v64j9 said:I loved Russ. He flat out screwed the organization. You don't cause doubt about the security of the superstar QB and expect free agents to come to your organization. It doesn't work that way.