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Was responsible for hitting a fumble, and also for recovering a separate fumble.
He's really been balling out for us, I love it!
He's really been balling out for us, I love it!
Guess that's why we are not employees of the team. My take may go viral but maybe, just maybe Pete is a good coach.I thought it was an over pay..no longer..then again I thought Geno wouldn't have 5 wins already either...Pete knew..
Maybe????? I know u r being sarcastic.I was puzzled by it then. He’s been worth it. Maybe Pete knows what he’s doing?
These guys are awesome to watch. I've seen teams effectively use 2 TE's...but we involve all 3 in run/block/pass in a way I don't remember seeing another team use. I could be wrong. The flexibility it gives Waldron is insane.I don't blame people for defaulting to the view that it was simply an overpay. Seattle hasn't been above reproach in their FA decisions.
With that said, it's incredibly clear that they had a plan for their three headed monster at TE, and it's really coming to fruition. What an excellent way to offset their relative lack of depth and talent at WR beyond Metcalf/Lockett.
Dude played in 15 games last season and all 16 in 2020.Never did, my only concern is he gets injured every yearr. Fingers crossed he makes ut through the year.
You are correct. I remember reading that several teams had made offers and the Seahawks didn't want to lose him so just stepped up to the plate. Glad they did. Uncle Will is a damn good player. I've seen videos that show he's a damn good teammate as well.I thought he was only paid that much because a few teams was bidding for his services.
I didn’t care though, injuries aside, targets aside, he’s been every bit of a quality to great all-around TE.
And he is a heart and soul type team player on and off the field. Something I think is often overlooked but so instrumental in team building. And a big reason why I thought both Diggs and Dissly were priority signings despite the injury concerns.