Ifedi At It Again...

[LolaRox]

This guy? but he seems so easy going...
[tweet]https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/725894203079839751[/tweet]

 

[mrt144]

I don't mind the fiery attitude, in fact I kinda like it in linemen. As long as it doesn't translate into stupid penalties or injuries at practices, I'm fine with it.

No more Sweezies in any regard.

 

[mrt144]

This guy? but he seems so easy going...
[tweet]https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/725894203079839751[/tweet]

That poor agent, he's never going to be in the clique as much as he wants to.

 

[bloodkingg]

I don't mind an attitude but shoving someone in the back is like the worse thing you can do in sports besides kicking someone in the groin or in the side of the knee. Not impressed.

 

[RastaHawk12!]

Later in practice, Wright and Ifedi talked, and quarterback Russell Wilson also spoke with his rookie offensive lineman. It looked more like a lesson being learned than previous incidents.

“He’s got to learn to handle his emotions, for sure,” offensive line coach Tom Cable said.

http://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seah ... -emotions/

From that article......

On draft night, coach Pete Carroll said, “This guy is a really aggressive football player…He’s got the nature we are looking for.”

General manager John Schneider was a bit more direct: “That’s just an ass-kicker over there.”

Ya mon... I'm getting giddy over this O-line. It's been awhile.

 

[2_0_6]

I like the fire in his belly, and I would definitely want a guy like that on my side instead of lining up across from me.

Someone needs to step into the ass kicker role with Sweezy, Giocomini and Beast gone.

 

[LolaRox]

I don't mind the fiery attitude, in fact I kinda like it in linemen. As long as it doesn't translate into stupid penalties or injuries at practices, I'm fine with it.

This. We've missed fire from the line since the big Russian days.

I agree. His aggression is part of the reason they drafted him and this team needs it. With Sweezy now also gone, they need someone to fire back when someone like Clay Matthews takes a shot at your QB. Gotta get back to being the bullies on the block.

 

[Smellyman]

We also shouldn't assume he was over the top. Maybe the D is provoking him. Maybe the D is getting frustrated with him stopping them or just maybe he is a bit of a hothead. Either way I like it

Yup. I take very little from this report.

 

[Smellyman]

I don't mind an attitude but shoving someone in the back is like the worse thing you can do in sports besides kicking someone in the groin or in the side of the knee. Not impressed.

Puhhlllleeeeaaase. He didn't punch him.

 

[dogorama]

I would suggest that Sherman and Co. just give him their lunch money and STFU.

 

[Hawkfan77]

LOVE IT!

 

[Smellyman]

I would suggest that Sherman and Co. just give him their lunch money and STFU.

:2thumbs:

 

[SmokinHawk]

If this ferocity presents itself as Aaron Donald getting pancaked on gameday, bring it on.

 

[chris98251]

I'll take 15 yards and a clean Wilson Jersey opposed letting D line give Wilson a clock in the head when he's on the ground.

 

[HawKnPeppa]

I don't mind an attitude but shoving someone in the back is like the worse thing you can do in sports besides kicking someone in the groin or in the side of the knee. Not impressed.

Puhhlllleeeeaaase. He didn't punch him.

He's actually got a point. You can't completely prepare yourself for a shove in the back, and we just got over a scary moment of uncertainty about Reed because of...TADAAA, a 'shove in the back' from Pericek. He can shove opposing-team players in the back if he chooses to assert 'dominance' in that way; don't put your teammates at risk. To me, cheating doesn't show dominance; you have to have been beat in the first place to be in position to do that.

 

[TwilightError]

Ifedi just made me believe in this o-line. It's been a while...

 

[Uncle Si]

I'll take 15 yards and a clean Wilson Jersey opposed letting D line give Wilson a clock in the head when he's on the ground.

Yeah, I just don't see the issue here.

This is training camp. To assume that these guys having a go at each other will somehow translate to game is a stretch. A week ago Bennett was quoted saying the rookies need to learn their place. I'm sure Sherman's not too quiet on that as well. Having a young player willing to stick up for himself a bit isn't bad.

you see it in a pre-season game then it will be something to address. Right now its a bunch of guys feisty, tired and probably sick of each other

 

[Laloosh]

I love the competitive attitude. He's still a rookie though... Until I see him pancaking people, my expectations are tempered.

 

[Hawkstorian]

We need to play an opponent.

 

[EMTHawkfan]

Judges???...training camp frustration...permission to throttle KC Saturday.....I'll allow it!