SoulfishHawk
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Nice!! I may just keep it that way.
I’ve noticed him celebrating his teammates success multiple times. Even in this last post game, a reporter was talking about how good his catch was…he still called out JSN as making the play of the game.He really showed up Monday night.
Did anyone notice how DK was celebrating JSN's TD catch? That impressed me more than his own awesome catches on that drive.
He has it in him to be a leader . They have to use him right and keep him engaged .
Right on Reno!!This team would have less wins without clutch DK.
He made tough catches and got the vast majority of yards for our last two wins. Without DK, the game winning drives against the Eagles and the Commanders don't happen.
He was also key in other wins this season, and he helped keep us in the game against the Cowboys.
Without DK, we're probably 4-10 or 5-9 right now.
Agreed. I've never seen DK come off as selfish or anything other than fully supportive of all his teammates.I’ve noticed him celebrating his teammates success multiple times. Even in this last post game, a reporter was talking about how good his catch was…he still called out JSN as making the play of the game.
I don’t get the impression that he prioritizes personal gain more than he prioritizes winning. He does not come off as selfish.
We’re blessed to have him.
Agreed. I've never seen DK come off as selfish or anything other than fully supportive of all his teammates.
Every time I've seen the frustration build to the boiling point with him is when the Seahawks are losing and, for whatever reason, wide open plays are being missed for quarters at a time.
He is immature and ultra-competitive. A mix that can lead to some undesirable emotional displays. But add in his dedication and effort and you end up with far more, and more impactful, positives than the few minor negatives that come with it.
I've said before that trading him would be bad for the Seahawks but would be the best thing for DK. He is criminally misused here and, without change, his career will never be what it could under someone other than PC.
DK gets a lot of targets.Some of you want to trade him? I’d entertain two firsts for every player on this team with the exception of Spoon.
Let’s appreciate our incredibly talented, passionate team leader. Yes, the penalties are asinine at times. But, there’s so many things he does…the double coverage he commands…the blocks….
He deserves more targets…as does JSN.
I hope he is a Seahawk his entire career.
Postgame - DK
I think that trade was the first appease RW move and it turned out like every other effort to turn the offense over to RWI honestly think that trade was one of “knee-jerk” reactions, made in desperation, to “add” some “flare” to the team, but unknowingly, causing seismic tidal waves that collapsed the entire offense and identity of the team in more ways than one.
Yes, it was a horrible and horrible trade and Carroll continued with another horrible trade Jamal Adams….also in fact was another “knee-jerk” reaction made to “solidify” the defense cause Seattle was no longer an elite defense and Carroll was afraid his defensive backs were also not top tier….
This league is a “no guts, no glory” but these decisions still have a lingering impact on the team today (not so much Unger now but the Adams trade will always be hated).
He's a good teammate, he just has to used in very specific ways which at times make it easier for defenses to keep him quietAgreed. I've never seen DK come off as selfish or anything other than fully supportive of all his teammates.
Every time I've seen the frustration build to the boiling point with him is when the Seahawks are losing and, for whatever reason, wide open plays are being missed for quarters at a time.
He is immature and ultra-competitive. A mix that can lead to some undesirable emotional displays. But add in his dedication and effort and you end up with far more, and more impactful, positives than the few minor negatives that come with it.
I've said before that trading him would be bad for the Seahawks but would be the best thing for DK. He is criminally misused here and, without change, his career will never be what it could under someone other than PC.
Some of you want to trade him? I’d entertain two firsts for every player on this team with the exception of Spoon.
Let’s appreciate our incredibly talented, passionate team leader. Yes, the penalties are asinine at times. But, there’s so many things he does…the double coverage he commands…the blocks….
He deserves more targets…as does JSN.
I hope he is a Seahawk his entire career.
Postgame - DK
He is immature and ultra-competitive. A mix that can lead to some undesirable emotional displays. But add in his dedication and effort and you end up with far more, and more impactful, positives than the few minor negatives that come with it.
I see your point. I do like having him. He drives me batty with his antics but he has heart, something this team desperately needs. Yes , he's expensive when they're at a point of " not being there yet" AND his salary is going to rise significantly next season.Wow so everyone is on board of having DK.
Except me. He's going to be a free agent again and you have to pay him more money.
The hawks aren't a SB contender for another 2-3 years, and why do you want to be stuck with his contract and his antics?
Trade him for a 1st and 3rd, small rebuild.
I thought we were headed to a complete rebuild…even at this stage in PCs career.I see your point. I do like having him. He drives me batty with his antics but he has heart, something this team desperately needs. Yes , he's expensive when they're at a point of " not being there yet" AND his salary is going to rise significantly next season.
IDK, could Seattle get a mini haul for this scrapper?