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Given that they might have NFL-standard coaching this year, I'm inclined to give them another chance if we don't splurge on an OL in free agency.
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Oh, my bad. I'm sure your comment wasn't at all intended as a little jab at those that have expressed frustration over the OL lately. Just a bit of random sarcasm not directed at anything in particular.
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1. Yeah, kinda feels like baiting when they bring it up before it even has the chance to happen. And then when the first person shows some level of dissatisfaction, it'll immediately be "here comes the whining again! That's .net for you!", "Let me get my popcorn!". It's almost like there are many posters on this board and some might not share the same opinion as the others.
2. When during the Obama administration did we have a good OL? In fact, it was around the time he came onto the scene that the OL stopped being a strength. Hmmm... makes you wonder...
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You really think a Lord of the Rings and Astrophysics reference was serious at all? Come on man.Oh, my bad. I'm sure your comment wasn't at all intended as a little jab at those that have expressed frustration over the OL lately. Just a bit of random sarcasm not directed at anything in particular.
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I always blamed it on talent, but i'm starting to roll this way too.
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Is he coming after he passed Willi Schneider's sniff test? The Bears had a very poor OL last season, and now we are picking up their leftovers.
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He was their best OL and above avg for the league. Plays aggressive and opens lanes. His knock is staying healthy.
toffee
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He was their version of Laken Tomlinson? Our best IOL of 2024?
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That's exactly what it is. Followed shortly by "geez guys, lighten up. I was just joking around" as soon as there's any push back.
Yep. Like clockwork. Also, "It would have been a bad signing because reasons".
The important thing is that we mock and belittle those with differing opinions to show that ours is the superior opinion.
I thought our OL was at least somewhat decent early in his 2nd term, but I could be misremembering. I might be at the point where anything other than a dysfunctional mess looks "good".
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He's doing this in another thread as well. Superiority complex. Or, just likes to mock others.
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Geez man, lighten up. I was just joking around. So sensitive.
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He's better than LT.
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Sounds like a Saturday night with my ex
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He's a pretty good guard. The availability thing is the big knock. I mean if he could stay healthy he'd probably end up being one of the better guards we've had in awhile. Not a guy you want to overpay for but on a reasonable contract, maybe incentive laden or 1 yr prove it type deal would be a great get. It would take some pressure off the younger guys.
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I don’t think I actually know what an effective Seahawks guard is looks like. I don’t feel like I’ve seen on in the last 10 years.
I hope we sign one or two and draft one or two. We need to create some competition and keep churning through guards until we get one who can consistently be reliable.
I suspect we don’t know how to develop this position or that we need a stud center to bring the guards into a better interior team.
Feels like it wouldn’t matter if we signed the best guard in the league. Kind of how hitters go to T-Mobile to die.
With superior OL play, I think we are contenders. Much like if the Mariners had better hitting then they would be as well.
FIX IT!
PLEASE!!
I hope we sign one or two and draft one or two. We need to create some competition and keep churning through guards until we get one who can consistently be reliable.
I suspect we don’t know how to develop this position or that we need a stud center to bring the guards into a better interior team.
Feels like it wouldn’t matter if we signed the best guard in the league. Kind of how hitters go to T-Mobile to die.
With superior OL play, I think we are contenders. Much like if the Mariners had better hitting then they would be as well.
FIX IT!
PLEASE!!Mike D in 332
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Shit! I’m in one of those implosions right now. Not the ex yet but things are looking as shaky as the Seahawks OL
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Spotrac is estimating a potential contract that would pay him roughly $10 million a year.
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I don't think I'd go more than what Miami gave James Daniels - he got 3 yr / $24M. But if they do sign him and overpay a little bit it won't be no sweat off my balls.
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