All 22 notes, Indy.

[seahawksfanatic000]

Email this to bevel. Hilight the mcquistan whiffs for cable

 

[MLOhawks]

Where does one even view an all 22 version of the game?

 

[Scottemojo]

Where does one even view an all 22 version of the game?

NFL.com. Gamepass. cost is low for what you get.

 

[hawks4thewin]

I enjoy reading these breakdowns, even though I don't have the football IQ to notice any of this stuff in real time. Thanks for writing this up.

Neither do I. The all 22 and the pause button are for after the game, during the game I just want to watch like everyone else.

same here I watch the game again after.

Scottemojo, The NFL rewind has every play with a summary on the right side of the screen when watching coaches film (all 22 camera). you can just re click the play... and watch it a few times....... you don't need to rewind, FF, or other wise search for a play... not sure if that is what you use. but that's what I use and I love it.

I encourage any of you that can afford it to get NFL rewind the entire package so you can see all plays in the all 22 and endzone cameras that you don't see on tv. it will tell you Who is open who isn't, who fails etc.etc. then its all open to conjecture on WHAT is really going on because you have all the data. My wife loves it because she can totally get her head around what happened and why..

peace.

 

[pehawk]

Uggh, damn it. I'm buying it now.

 

[General Manager]

This was one game on the road against a great QB and a much improved defense. If not for a couple bad breaks we win end of story.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Mc Q seems to have his name called multiple times.

And not in a positive light. We can't get Okung back soon enough.

I really don't understand why they don't put Bailey out there. It's pretty clear that McQuistan isn't agile enough.

Might be worth a shot, that's for sure.

 

[volsunghawk]

There was some talk after the game that Seattle's O-line had a good day. They had an OK day in run block, but pass block? Russ is getting happy feet. Damn good thing he is too.

I follow Louis Riddick on twitter and he stated the same notion about Wilson and having happy feet

Louis Riddick ‏@LRiddickESPN
ESPN NFL Insiders, Former 12-year NFL Scout and Director, Former 6-year NFL Veteran, University of Pittsburgh Graduate

As much as I like R.Wilson, and acknowledging his pass protection was poor Sunday, his missed seeing some open WR's that he should not have.

Seems like he is thinking that he has to do it all on his own when plays break down, and is not keeping his eyes down the field. #Seahawks

Mcquistan a severe liability in pass pro at LT. Need Okung back in a big way.

@CQual2 He made several "wow" throws that were vintage Russell Wilson. That isn't the point I am making.

@CQual2 I picked #Seahawks to win it all.

Yeah, missing the open receivers is a legitimate concern. He's usually very good about keeping his eyes downfield when scrambling, but he's slipped a bit this season. What I'm confident of, though, is that Wilson is aware of this. If we can see it in the game or on the all-22, then so can he. It's just a matter of continuing to work on it and hoping that the pass pro improves.

 

[lobohawk]

There was some talk after the game that Seattle's O-line had a good day. They had an OK day in run block, but pass block? Russ is getting happy feet. Damn good thing he is too.

I follow Louis Riddick on twitter and he stated the same notion about Wilson and having happy feet

Louis Riddick ‏@LRiddickESPN
ESPN NFL Insiders, Former 12-year NFL Scout and Director, Former 6-year NFL Veteran, University of Pittsburgh Graduate

As much as I like R.Wilson, and acknowledging his pass protection was poor Sunday, his missed seeing some open WR's that he should not have.

Seems like he is thinking that he has to do it all on his own when plays break down, and is not keeping his eyes down the field. #Seahawks

Mcquistan a severe liability in pass pro at LT. Need Okung back in a big way.

@CQual2 He made several "wow" throws that were vintage Russell Wilson. That isn't the point I am making.

@CQual2 I picked #Seahawks to win it all.

Yeah, missing the open receivers is a legitimate concern. He's usually very good about keeping his eyes downfield when scrambling, but he's slipped a bit this season. What I'm confident of, though, is that Wilson is aware of this. If we can see it in the game or on the all-22, then so can he. It's just a matter of continuing to work on it and hoping that the pass pro improves.

His internal clock, get-out-run, is probably a bit whack right now. This can impact the timing with the receivers.

 

[TJH]

There was some talk after the game that Seattle's O-line had a good day. They had an OK day in run block, but pass block? Russ is getting happy feet. Damn good thing he is too.

I follow Louis Riddick on twitter and he stated the same notion about Wilson and having happy feet

Louis Riddick ‏@LRiddickESPN
ESPN NFL Insiders, Former 12-year NFL Scout and Director, Former 6-year NFL Veteran, University of Pittsburgh Graduate

As much as I like R.Wilson, and acknowledging his pass protection was poor Sunday, his missed seeing some open WR's that he should not have.

Seems like he is thinking that he has to do it all on his own when plays break down, and is not keeping his eyes down the field. #Seahawks

Mcquistan a severe liability in pass pro at LT. Need Okung back in a big way.

@CQual2 He made several "wow" throws that were vintage Russell Wilson. That isn't the point I am making.

@CQual2 I picked #Seahawks to win it all.

Interesting. I got crucified before for pointing this out.

 

[pehawk]

That's because negativity's your only gimmick, TJH. You're not around posting positive things, even if it's subtly passive-aggressive.

 

[3Girls'HawkDad]

Rusty doesn't have happy feet. Pete has utmost faith in him, that is we haven't changed the play book even though the O line is on the bench, and the "starters" Carp and Sweeze are crap.

No quick slants, no outlets to TE or RB, no additional blockers, because Wilson will make plays or the right decision.

He runs because the plays require him to hold the ball for long developing plays and the line can't pass block normAlly, let alone hold out the D just a little longer.

Russell Wilson is the greatest QB in the history of man.

 

[Sarlacc83]

There was some talk after the game that Seattle's O-line had a good day. They had an OK day in run block, but pass block? Russ is getting happy feet. Damn good thing he is too.

I follow Louis Riddick on twitter and he stated the same notion about Wilson and having happy feet

Louis Riddick ‏@LRiddickESPN
ESPN NFL Insiders, Former 12-year NFL Scout and Director, Former 6-year NFL Veteran, University of Pittsburgh Graduate

As much as I like R.Wilson, and acknowledging his pass protection was poor Sunday, his missed seeing some open WR's that he should not have.

Seems like he is thinking that he has to do it all on his own when plays break down, and is not keeping his eyes down the field. #Seahawks

Mcquistan a severe liability in pass pro at LT. Need Okung back in a big way.

@CQual2 He made several "wow" throws that were vintage Russell Wilson. That isn't the point I am making.

@CQual2 I picked #Seahawks to win it all.

Interesting. I got crucified before for pointing this out.

No you didn't. You deservedly got crucified because you brayed about wanting Luck and that Wilson was regressing.

 

[aawolf]

Thanks for the write up, Scotte. I think you've nailed some pivotal plays in this game. I think the O-Line did a horrible job once again and if not for the dancing around of RW, we get killed in the backfield many more times. I didn't see much of an improvement from last week, just more scrambling early on against a weaker defensive front, which led to more success. I don't think that McQ should ever again see the field at LT. He's just not quick enough to be anything but a guard.

 

[TJH]

There was some talk after the game that Seattle's O-line had a good day. They had an OK day in run block, but pass block? Russ is getting happy feet. Damn good thing he is too.

I follow Louis Riddick on twitter and he stated the same notion about Wilson and having happy feet

Louis Riddick ‏@LRiddickESPN
ESPN NFL Insiders, Former 12-year NFL Scout and Director, Former 6-year NFL Veteran, University of Pittsburgh Graduate

As much as I like R.Wilson, and acknowledging his pass protection was poor Sunday, his missed seeing some open WR's that he should not have.

Seems like he is thinking that he has to do it all on his own when plays break down, and is not keeping his eyes down the field. #Seahawks

Mcquistan a severe liability in pass pro at LT. Need Okung back in a big way.

@CQual2 He made several "wow" throws that were vintage Russell Wilson. That isn't the point I am making.

@CQual2 I picked #Seahawks to win it all.

Interesting. I got crucified before for pointing this out.

and that Wilson was regressing.

Well, so far this year, he is.

 

[Sarlacc83]

and that Wilson was regressing.

Well, so far this year, he is.

No kidding. His QB rating is down a full 8.8 points and he's thrown 4 TDs in a game this year! Totally regressing!

 

[formido]

Well, so far this year, he is.

You probably got crucified for being unwilling to acknowledge that terrible pass protection can make all but a couple QBs in this league look worse (not that Wilson has looked bad). PFF has our offensive line as 31st in the NFL. We were missing our 4 best pass blockers in the last game. I've noticed that some people will only pay lip service to missing an All-Pro and Pro Bowler at the two most important positions on the line, but then immediately go back to saying Wilson is "regressing".

Sometimes people cherry pick one of the handful of plays where a QB had a clean pocket and criticize a missed throw, not acknowledging, or perhaps realizing, how the series of broken protections on previous plays changes the situation. If a QB is getting harassed on almost every play, that affects plays where he has a clean pocket. If you have to spend more of your brain evaluating whether it's time to run or not, that's less of your brain to go through your progressions and make accurate throws. This even applies to Peyton Manning, who has made a career out of losing in the play-offs when he finally meets a team that can get pressure on him.

Pete Carroll has already come out this weak and said pass protection was the reason for Russell's "happy feet" the last two weeks. Who's right, you or Carroll?

If you want to say that the passing game has regressed, and much of this is due to our 4 best pass blockers being out, I'd say that's accurate. If you want to say Wilson has regressed, I'd say you don't have much of a leg to stand on. Before the line injuries hit, after 3 games, his passer rating and YPA were 3rd in the NFL. Our pass offense DVOA was top 5.

 

[TJH]

and that Wilson was regressing.

Well, so far this year, he is.

No kidding. His QB rating is down a full 8.8 points and he's thrown 4 TDs in a game this year! Totally regressing!

If you honestly think that looking at a stat column tells you everything you need to know about a quarterback, then you weren't capable of grasping the discussion in the first place.

 

[TJH]

You probably got crucified for being unwilling to acknowledge that terrible pass protection can make all but a couple QBs in this league look worse

Ohh I completely aknolwedge we probably have the worst line in football. What I am not willing to do is blame everything solely on that. The accuracy and just not seeing open receivers is something Wilson needs to be a lot better at.

 

[Sarlacc83]

and that Wilson was regressing.

Well, so far this year, he is.

No kidding. His QB rating is down a full 8.8 points and he's thrown 4 TDs in a game this year! Totally regressing!

If you honestly think that looking at a stat column tells you everything you need to know about a quarterback, then you weren't capable of grasping the discussion in the first place.

You're right. I totally haven't watched the games. You've got me.

Or, you don't hold a discussion, but simply line up whatever negativity emanates from your soul and then pour it onto this board. You have a single shtick as contrarian, and it sucks. Especially since you don't (or can't) back up your assertions with any type of football knowledge, so you fall back to the: You don't understand bollocks that makes it seems like you have some superior opinion because you can't handle the fact that you don't know your ass from your elbow and it shows in all your posts. If you left this board, we'd all be better for it.