From what little research I've done, apparently he spent 2009-11 with the Bucs, then was signed to a 2-year deal with the Whiners in 2012 but didn't make the 53-man roster.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 10:57 am
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He'd be a great back-up for Wilson next year assuming we ship Flynn off to parts unknown. Plays that athletic style so we could keep the read option in the playbook in the event we're ever winning by 50 at halftime and need to sit Wilson for a half.... or, y'know... the other thing.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:01 am
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I asked some Buc friends about him a couple years ago when we had nothing but clipboard and Hasselbeck and they said he's an okay back up but he'll never be anything special. He's not the leader type and gets by on athletic ability. One of my friends said he's not a gym rat and doesn't put the time in on film study. He played for some small school when Harbaugh had his first head coaching gig and did well but it was like division 2 football I think. Harbaugh brought him in this year but he got beat out by Tolzein? not sure if I spelled that right. I think he actually has a few starts over the last couple years and his numbers aren't that good.
Is he even practice squad illegible? I doubt it but I'm not sure on the exact rules of practice squad illegibility.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:01 am
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CANHawk wrote:
He'd be a great back-up for Wilson next year assuming we ship Flynn off to parts unknown. Plays that athletic style so we could keep the read option in the playbook in the event we're ever winning by 50 at halftime and need to sit Wilson for a half.... or, y'know... the other thing.
Agreed. If he shows anything, it gives our F.O. a chance to do some wheeling and dealing.
I can't help but wonder if this means our FO is gearing up to deal MF15 in the offseason. If you look around the league, it looks like there could be A LOT of teams looking for QB's, even more than last year.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:07 am
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I am experiencing a feeling that I've never felt before, ever. A young QB has been added to the Seahawks roster and I'm not immediately hoping that he develops into the starter. Am I ill? What has happened to me?
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:08 am
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Makes a lot if sense. We still need a athletic type qb to run scout teams
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:13 am
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Between the Jets, Cardinals, Jaguars, there's definitely a need for QBs, and Flynn might be worht something. Like the move.
In case anyone is suspicious, here's another source, Adam Caplan:
"Former 49ers QB Josh Johnson and CB Roy Lewis worked out for the Seahawks."
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:38 pm
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razgriz737 wrote:
I can't help but wonder if this means our FO is gearing up to deal MF15 in the offseason. If you look around the league, it looks like there could be A LOT of teams looking for QB's, even more than last year.
I think they're at least preparing for the possibility. Doubt they'll be in a hurry to ship Flynn out of town, but if somebody comes along with the right offer I think they'd do it.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:52 pm
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The draft doesn't have any high end talent at Qb this year. I'm betting Flynn has more value in the offseason, unless someone gets hurt.
Thing is, I liked Josh Johnson coming out of (I think San Diego St.) but he never really developed in Tampa. Now, did he not have a good role model ? Freeman doesn't strike me as the Manning/Brady/Wilson type of hard working grinder that success at QB in the NFL. Sometimes it takes a good mentor.
It's intriguing to say the least. Is he practice squad eligible, does anyone know ?
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Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 2:41 pm
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Yeah thats lynch's cousin. they went to oakland technical together.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 3:14 pm
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Hawks46 wrote:
The draft doesn't have any high end talent at Qb this year. I'm betting Flynn has more value in the offseason, unless someone gets hurt.
By what metric? Is Barkley still too short or something?
If this guy is available, in this QB hungry league, it's because he has zero upside. Zero.
At the risk of sounding jaded, if Zona, SF or STL were looking at this guy, 99% of us would be saying: Good, the guy is a bum, if he were any good, he'd currently be on someone's roster.
Am I wrong?
RussellWilson is making strides serious enough to where for the first time this year, I think offers for MF should definitely be entertained (in the off-season). I have complete confidence in JS and believe he will get max value for Flynn or Flynn will remain a Hawk. I like either scenario.
RussellWilson is making strides serious enough to where for the first time this year, I think offers for MF should definitely be entertained (in the off-season). I have complete confidence in JS and believe he will get max value for Flynn or Flynn will remain a Hawk. I like either scenario.
Agree 100%. Nothing against Flynn either.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 5:50 pm
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If he played under Harbaugh in San Diego he went to USD.
Johnson had a slightly better rating playing for a division I-AA team (the university of San Diego, not to be confused with San Diego State). San Diego is such a tiny football program that it does not even offer football scholarships. It's basically a JUCO like the one Portis played for.
I think Josh Johnson is a neat prospect, but he was coached in college by Jim Harbaugh and was picked up by Harbaugh again last year only to last one season- which is saying a lot given SF's QB situation.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
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If Harbaugh didn't want him, that says a lot IMO.
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RussellWilson is making strides serious enough to where for the first time this year, I think offers for MF should definitely be entertained (in the off-season). I have complete confidence in JS and believe he will get max value for Flynn or Flynn will remain a Hawk. I like either scenario.
Agree 100%. Nothing against Flynn either.
Understood and I feel the same. Like yourself (and very few others) I have the uncanny ability to like RussellWilson while still respecting Matt Flynn. I will regret never seeing what Flynn could do with this team, should he be moved, but Wilson is just too good and (if the price is right) I'd like to see Flynn get a shot somewhere (outside the NFCW) else.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 7:24 pm
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kearly wrote:
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I think Josh Johnson is a neat prospect, but he was coached in college by Jim Harbaugh and was picked up by Harbaugh again last year only to last one season- which is saying a lot given SF's QB situation.
Small correction: Johnson was signed THIS offseason, and was cut during (or right after) the preseason. Only lasted a few months.
He was an interesting prospect coming out of college, but TB drafted Freeman and JJ never really got a chance to supplant him. Even with Freeman's struggles last year, JJ only saw the field once or twice.
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Post subject: Re: Seahawks work out QB
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Hasselbeck wrote:
If Harbaugh didn't want him, that says a lot IMO.
Yeah, it says "I've got Alex Smith and Colin Kaepernick already. No big deal."
Cool acquisition. Now we can trade Flynn for a...um...never mind.
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