Richard Sherman @RSherman_25
Charles Woodson come to Seattle with the L.O.B and let's go after this ring!
EastCoastHawksFan wrote:Woodson or Ed Reed improves our nickle defense . Either one of them can fill in for Thomas , even though it wouldnt be as good as Thomas. While Thomas moves to the slot.
Missing_Clink wrote:He would cost way too much. His salary is going to be based a lot more on his legacy and name than his contributions moving forward.
MrCarey wrote:Thurmond is more than injury PRONE, he is just straight up always injured. I'd be totally fine with picking up Woodson.
RolandDeschain wrote:EastCoastHawksFan wrote:Woodson or Ed Reed improves our nickle defense . Either one of them can fill in for Thomas , even though it wouldnt be as good as Thomas. While Thomas moves to the slot.
Ha! Nice job, catching my typo. For shame. I do know how to spell "nickle", but not in that post, apparently. >.<
Blitzer88 wrote:I would love to add Woodson. Have him and Kam playing safety and move Earl to the slot on certain plays or move Charles down to the slot and go from there.
HawksSoc wrote:Blitzer88 wrote:I would love to add Woodson. Have him and Kam playing safety and move Earl to the slot on certain plays or move Charles down to the slot and go from there.
I think Woodson if affordable would be sweet, however I'm really not a fan of moving Earl to the slot anymore then 4 or 5 plays a game, he's a pro-bowl first team All Pro Safety, I'm sure he could move to the slot occasionally and play well, but its just not necessary, he's the best in the league at where he is now, why mess with that.
EDIT; I know I'll prob get flamed for this, because everyone seems to love this idea, I just had to say it. Voice of dissent and all!
Bakergirl wrote:Realistically speaking...how many years does a 36 year old DB have left in him? Considering his injury problems over the past few years the Seahawks would be better off finding someone in the draft to train up and mold into shape to fit the team.
RolandDeschain wrote:If all he cares about is the ring, he might be willing to sign for HALF of what he could get elsewhere with us. I'd take him in a heartbeat for the nickel, if he thinks he can play it well. There's no way we're putting him in Browner's spot.
chris98251 wrote:Woodson is a first rounder with Shermans attitude and abilitys when he was younger. I can see where Sherm likes the guy.
Hawksfan78 wrote:That would be awesome!!!! Thomas proved he could play slot at the ProBowl
RolandDeschain wrote:chris98251 wrote:Woodson is a first rounder with Shermans attitude and abilitys when he was younger. I can see where Sherm likes the guy.
I think you've got some revisionist history in your head. Charles Woodson wasn't even a starter until his 4th year in the league, and he didn't break double digits in passes defended until his 9th year. Arguably, Sherman's 2nd year is equal to or better than Woodson's best year. Take a look, you tell me.
http://www.nfl.com/player/charleswoodso ... 97/profile
http://www.nfl.com/player/richardsherma ... 07/profile
I'm not disparaging Woodson, but assuming Sherman keeps pace with his 2012 performance or gets better, it's no contest which is the better CB.
RolandDeschain wrote:Interesting, his stats are missing from the first 3 years on the official NFL website. My bad, but not my fault, lol. Click the link above in my post if you don't believe me! Buncha hyphens...In any case, on Pro Football Reference, they've got him for 0 passes defended in his first 3 years. How the hell did he get defensive rookie of the year? 5 ints is good for a rookie, but Sherman had four in only 10 games in his rookie year, and seventeen passes defended in 10 games compared to 0 in Woodson's first three seasons, according to PFR.
I'd say no matter how you cut it, Sherman's smoking Woodson compared against the same points in their careers. How do you argue otherwise, again?
Oh, right...Woodson was drafted in round 1, compared to Sherman's round 5. Clearly, that determines who's elite.
RolandDeschain wrote:Jesus, there are a lot of discrepancies with Charles Woodson's stats. What the hell gives? Either way, like you said, Sherman's smoking him. Hell, can somebody name a CB that has had a better first two years than Sherman? I'm not saying there aren't any, but I want to know who they are.
HawkGA wrote:I doubt it will happen. Probably depends on whether he wants to take one more run at a ring or get one final payday. I'm guessing he wouldn't be getting a payday from Seattle.
zayden185 wrote:Money talks
RolandDeschain wrote:zayden185 wrote:Money talks
Yeah, but the alternative isn't BS to walk, it's another ring. There are more than a few players that want the ring more than the money; or that want their ego appeased by being in Canton one day, and multiple rings makes that a fair deal more likely if they're a pretty good player.
DJrmb wrote:Woodson has already stated money isn't a concern, he just wants to win...
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