New Series: The Real Doug Report Ep. 1 "our WR core"

[Axx]

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Looks like he is having a Reddit style Q&A with his fans through his Youtube Channel, Ask him almost anything on his http://www.facebook.com/pages/Doug-Baldwin/500689383309356

 

[travlinhawk]

cool, thanks for posting.

 

[kidhawk]

That's pretty cool of him, but according to the video, the proper title is "The Fresh Files"

 

[jlwaters1]

cool stuff I'm a big fan of Doug!

 

[JSeahawks]

Really appreciated his first answer as that is something that I definatly noticed especially during the first part of the year. Going from TJack to Wilson had to be a pretty big difference for the WR's. I dont want to kill TJack or anything, but with him it was pretty much first read or nothing. With Wilson he progresses thru his reads and then buys more time for the WR's to improvise and get open. At the start of the season I definatly noticed the WRs not working to get open after the play breaks down but I think that improved. The more time they have with Russell the better and better that aspect will get.

 

[FlyingGreg]

Agreed - glad they recognized that they need to improve on getting separation.

This is cool. Just wish he would spend more than 2 mins answering...

 

[The Outfield]

Really awesome of him to interact with fans like this.

I hope he has a great season next year.

 

[DavidSeven]

Going from TJack to Wilson had to be a pretty big difference for the WR's. I dont want to kill TJack or anything, but with him it was pretty much first read or nothing. With Wilson he progresses thru his reads and then buys more time for the WR's to improvise and get open. At the start of the season I definatly noticed the WRs not working to get open after the play breaks down but I think that improved. The more time they have with Russell the better and better that aspect will get.

Great point. I wonder if there was adjustment period for those type of plays where the receivers weren't sure if they needed to get in position to block for a QB scramble or if they needed to keep fighting for separation. This was definitely an area of improvement in last part of the season when the offense finally felt like it had an identity. RW1 has a very unique skill set -- most QBs can't throw well on the run. This has to take some time getting used to. That's why I'm excited to see what this particular receiving group can do with him with a year of chemistry building under their belt. We have talented receivers. We just need depth and guys we can develop into future #1s and 2s.

 

[brimsalabim]

The receivers as a group have identified an issue, are taking ownership, and are working to improve for their QB?? Wow that is no small statement. Very very impressive.

 

[Axx]

The receivers as a group have identified an issue, are taking ownership, and are working to improve for their QB?? Wow that is no small statement. Very very impressive.

The cult of Wilsonism taking its effect.

I wonder how man other teams say things like this, they want to play their best because thy see their young rookie QB putting so much time in effort into the little things that it becomes infectious and everyone wants to be like him. These next 10 years of Seahawks football will be remembered as "the golden years"

 

[hai]

The receivers as a group have identified an issue, are taking ownership, and are working to improve for their QB?? Wow that is no small statement. Very very impressive.

The cult of Wilsonism taking its effect.

I wonder how man other teams say things like this, they want to play their best because thy see their young rookie QB putting so much time in effort into the little things that it becomes infectious and everyone wants to be like him. These next 10 years of Seahawks football will be remembered as "the golden years"

I'll step it up and say the next 10 years will be the start of the "Seahawks dynasty" under Wilson and PC&JS(Mostly Wilson and JS as he is the real man under all this, JS for "Executive of the Year" for the next 10 years... :sarcasm_off: