Bevell: "had the look we wanted" on the first 2pt conversion

[MontanaHawk05]

From his presser today.

I seem to remember Wilson heaving a jump ball to a thoroughl blanketed Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse. Don't see how that's an ideal look, especially against ARI's corners.

I might be wrong, though, so does anyone have the all-22 breakdown of the first 2-point conversion attempt?

 

[chris98251]

Well you know they would never anticipate you throwing to covered receivers, sure success.

 

[sdog1981]

From his presser today.

I seem to remember Wilson heaving a jump ball to a thoroughl blanketed Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse. Don't see how that's an ideal look, especially against ARI's corners.

I might be wrong, though, so does anyone have the all-22 breakdown of the first 2-point conversion attempt?

Remember the goal line fade to a 5-9 WR in KC last season? The guy is a dunce

 

[Siouxhawk]

You guys are too much. The entire back corner of the end zone was open for Kearse. He just didn't react very well once the ball was in the air, but we should have had 2 on that play.

 

[Laloosh]

I might be wrong, though, so does anyone have the all-22 breakdown of the first 2-point conversion attempt?

Looked to me like Kearse was held...

 

[Siouxhawk]

I might be wrong, though, so does anyone have the all-22 breakdown of the first 2-point conversion attempt?

Looked to me like Kearse was held...

Thanks Laloosh. That was a blatant hold. WTH.

 

[HawkGA]

You are incorrect Laloosh. Kearse was in the blue jersey. Only players in the white jerseys were held that night. By the way, is the non-fumble all-22 up somewhere?

 

[Anthony!]

So lets see the Sb was Lockette not his play call
The beginning of the year it was the oline not his play calling
Now it is Wilson no this play calling

Hmm So just to check
PC takes blame
RW takes blame
Bevel points fingers HMMM

FYI I think Baldwin ran the wrong route, or it was to Kearse and he was to busy whining to the refs to do his job

 

[Seafan]

There may have been a hold but the play was poorly executed.

 

[seabowl]

Why in the hell did we get Jimmy Graham? My lord, if you just have him go out of the slot and plant his ass right in the middle for a jump ball it should be a rather easy conversion. As usual Bevell tries to outthink his opponent which usually means a play called that is more difficult to complete than going the obvious route.

Three best days in Hawks history:

XLVIII
Paul Allen buys team
The day Bevell gets fired

 

[Largent80]

Once again, it's all Ciaras fault.

 

[hawksbydesign]

Wilson wasn't even thinking about Graham. Graham was open on his route.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

They trade for one of the best Red Zone threats and they throw it to Kearse???

Yeah, nice play call there Bevell. Flippen idiot

 

[Scottemojo]

You guys are too much. The entire back corner of the end zone was open for Kearse. He just didn't react very well once the ball was in the air, but we should have had 2 on that play.

Oh, the lulz. In your zeal to blame the player you never saw him get held.

 

[theENGLISHseahawk]

They trade for one of the best Red Zone threats and they throw it to Kearse???

Yeah, nice play call there Bevell. Flippen idiot

And when they threw it to Jimmy what happened on Sunday? Drops.

And the second 2pter went to Graham. Arizona blew it up.

People just want a reason to moan.

That 2pter was on for Kearse but for the clear uncalled hold.

 

[Siouxhawk]

You guys are too much. The entire back corner of the end zone was open for Kearse. He just didn't react very well once the ball was in the air, but we should have had 2 on that play.

Oh, the lulz. In your zeal to blame the player you never saw him get held.

I had never heard the term lulz before. Thanks, I learned something.

Yeah, before seeing the gif, I knew something had held Kearse up. I thought their bodies had just snagged together. But now I see the reason and it should have been called, right? Unimpeded and he gets to that ball.

 

[SomersetHawk]

Holding or not, that really isn't that great a look.

 

[Siouxhawk]

Holding or not, that really isn't that great a look.

Why? The space in the back of the end zone was unguarded. It looks like it would have been a matter of just keeping his feet inbounds.

 

[Ozzy]

It was a hold but if Kearse doesn't quit on the play and fights through it he catches it. He was whining with the ball in the air

 

[jammerhawk]

I might be wrong, though, so does anyone have the all-22 breakdown of the first 2-point conversion attempt?

Looked to me like Kearse was held...

Laloosh, don't you know Seahawks receivers never get held (according to statistical evidence of penalties not called).

With that crew Kearse could have even been roped, hog tied, and dragged off the field but no holding call would have happened. On that replay he was hindered and held twice interrupting timing.

To me if that's the look Bevell wanted he's a dunce.