Kevin O'Connell and Kwesi Adofo Mensah are supposed to be great talent evaluators, especially at QB. But this year they let Jones and Darnold go and traded for Sam Howell. They did eventually let Howell go, and then they signed Carson Wentz, who many respected coaches have had and passed on, including Andy Reid. O'Connell may live to regret it.
That's the Russell wilson experience. He made them believe they were better than they really are. He made them believe he was the key to winning despite him not having any playoff success for a long time. He made them believe that this season was going to be all sunshine and rainbows.
Because he has 3 to 4 more Super Bowls to win. His words.
I'd hold off on the Superbowl parade plans for a bit. It was, after all, Miami Dolphins as their opponent.
If the bronco/murder/small glove thing happened while he was playing….
Even with a line, he fails..
Oh, I agree that he hasn't been blessed with great offensive lines. But that was part of the rationale for bringing him in here in the first place, because he was mobile and didn't require a great OL in order for his team to succeed.
I don't blame him. If teams are willing to give him the money, why not take it? You can never have too much money.
You can't fake a rack at Goodwill, I wish that was here,
Something to put in the bottom of a bird cage....
Daunte Culpepper?
You know, when Russell first broke in with us and was using all those catchy cliches and politically correct verbiage, it didn't bother me one iota. But after 8 or so years, coupled with Pete Carroll's eternal optimism and his own brand of catchy cliches, like always compete, championships forever, etc., it began to wear on me, began to make me flinch every time I saw him walk to the podium with his big smile.
