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    Grubb gone, Geno?

    Not an established OC necessarily. Coming here would be a downgrade for a potential established OC. For the other offensive staff on those teams, however things are different. The Rams TE coach is a hot OC name, you can also snag passing game coordinators from playoff teams.
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    New OC options

    Well, Schottenheimer might come available -- Mike McCarthy might be on the hot seat. I wouldn't mind seeing him back, if anything the man knows how to establish a running game. Reich would be my number one choice. It may take Reich a long time before he's offered another HC gig, he could be a...
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    Grubb gone, Geno?

    That is part of the game. Cam Newton here breaking down the protection calls and adjustments that happen in a play design before the ball is snapped. A play is only a scaffolding, each play has something called sight adjustments. Part of the DK routes issues could also be placed on Geno...
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    And now you see.

    Every QB has INTs that aren’t their fault. Geno Smith also has consistently lead the league in turnover worthy throws. This year it caught up with him. The Seahawks have also had a bad redzone offense every year with Geno.
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    QB next year

    I think the Seahawks need to rip the band aid off. Geno Smith is by no means a bad QB, but he really is another Kirk Cousins sort of figure. Cousins wasn't bad either, but he never was going to be that guy that elevated your team. Cousins, in affect was just a placeholder. He had some decent...
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    Dickerson Fired

    Schottenheimer has actually done a good job executing the vision of his HC's. He's not the next big name in the league but he's not a terrible coordinator and he has credibility as a QB coach. He was clearly a cut above any of our offensive coordinators since Holmgren. Schottenheimer has a place...
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    Dickerson Fired

    He's a DLine coach.
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    Drafting a QB in Rd1

    Unless Geno holds out I don't think we're drafting, or signing anyone. I think that Schneider is content to kick the can down the road as long as he can. He hasn't put much urgency at even having a developmental QB at backup -- even with Russell Wilson showing discontent for what was a few...
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    Drafting a QB in Rd1

    The QB situation is not going to change next season. It is likely going to be Geno and Howell once again, no new additions to the QB room. The only scenario I could see changing this is a potential Geno Smith hold out. I say this because Smith has been fishing for a new contract. I've heard...
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    Poll: QB 2025

    The Vikings are not going to let Darnold walk for free. I don't think the Vikings mind shelling out huge amounts of money for Darnold. The Vikings don't have any incentive to get rid of any of them. Darnold is going to get a massive deal, but I guarantee it will include a lot of incentives and...
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    The case for Brian Schottenheimer

    Drew Brees (Brees actually went out of his way to give credit to Schottenheimer for his development), Philip Rivers, Andrew Luck had his best years following Schottenheimer coaching him -- in fact Luck even mentioned him and their rapport together being a big influence on his play, Cooper Rush...
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    Would JS really let Jones walk?

    He didn't fire Pete, Jody did. Carroll had authority over JS, in fact Carroll even hired JS, which is very rare/odd for an HC to do. Carroll had complete control over football operations and had the power to override JS at any time.
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    The case for Brian Schottenheimer

    He also is the only offensive coach we've had that is still coordinating. He consistently finds jobs for a reason. Is he the next hot play caller? No, but he is able to adapt modern NFL trends and execute them. He's the type of guy that adheres to a coaches vision and makes it happen. Is...
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    The case for Brian Schottenheimer

    Sure, we could do better than Schotty --- but having an experienced coach is something that we're missing. This guy knows does know how to pilot an offense and he does know how to coach up QB's. He's also not likely to get poached right away either.
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    The case for Brian Schottenheimer

    This has been an issue with Russ since 2020 no matter who he's coached under. He went from being a playmaker to a QB that is really only a game manager at this point. Teams started adopting the Fangio defense and created an NFL where the passing game was struggling. Teams are having issues...
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    Best landing spot for Pete Carroll?

    Carroll has not had a defense in the top 10 since 2016, some of those years we had historically bad defenses, or rather were on track to be historically bad. The other issue here is that one of the things driving the run game is defenses. They've gotten a lot more complex and they're doing a...
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    Quandre Diggs on Seattle's "problem"

    Schotty didn't get very many complaints outside of the Dallas game that I remember. Specifically after the fact when we saw that RW could really only operate out of one offense. I remember a lot of people being against his hire initially, myself included. At the time he ran a really old school...
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    Quandre Diggs on Seattle's "problem"

    Our best coordinator in a long while, easily. He had games where he would chimp out (Dallas) but other than that he was a solid OC. He may not be flashy, but he was like a Toyota, he got the job done. He also was good at adjustments and he wasn't beholden to one scheme either. If something...
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    Best landing spot for Pete Carroll?

    I don't really see a place for him in the NFL. One of the things that allowed Pete Carroll to work is complete autonomy over the front office and situation. Pete was a chill guy, but they also were keenly aware that he had the power to cut them at any time. He won't likely be given that kind of...
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    We Are A Boring Team

    This year was marked with vastly improved defensive play and a step back in offensive production.
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