Seahawks have re-signed DeShawn Shead:

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He's been available for awhile. So we weren't in a hurry to sign him. Could be a vet presence though. Good or bad. :3-1:
 

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Shead should be fully recovered from that ACL injury that interrupted his career. He is returning full circle to the best place there is to compete.
He established himself first as a special teams standout and versatile backup who could play cornerback and both safety positions, then became a full-time starter in 2016 at right cornerback.

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Or McDougald insurance due to his size at SS and Hill being hurt.

Also we have a lot of young guys and Shead knows our defense, Lawyer Milloy type roll for him with our young players.
 

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Always liked the kid. Has some skills. Sounds like a decent insurance plan for the D-backs. Not expecting all-star stuff, may not even make the 53, but he'll be motivated to do well to prove himself to the league. If we don't keep him, I'd expect him to show up somewhere.
 

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He can tackle, isn't bad at taking on blocks, and can be used everywhere. Seahawks need as many of those types as possible considering the question marks in the front 4.

XOXO

Melvin Jenkins
 

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Versatile player that knows our system. That makes him worth slightly more than role player that doesn't know our system but maybe is better at ONE specific position
 

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Ughhh. Kelly Jennings not available?

Another DB that doesn’t get his head turned fast enough.

Wasn’t Shead the one who’d constantly get beat then throw his arms up blindly trying to knock down the ball?
 

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DeShawn Shead was the flash back that came to me when Tre Flowers punch out his first forced fumble.

Love these guys that can deliver Huge Impact Take Aways. :2thumbs:
 

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pehawk":3f5uf7km said:
He can tackle, isn't bad at taking on blocks, and can be used everywhere. Seahawks need as many of those types as possible considering the question marks in the front 4.

XOXO

Melvin Jenkins

This.
 

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More indication that the Hawks have concerns with the defense . They don't have much time left to assemble a defense that can hold their own on game day . Aug. 31 is just around the corner .
 

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McGruff":2wg0foff said:
Cool.

Hes not going to make the team.

But cool.

The rest of the defensive backfield save for McDougald is not very experience and Shead has been to the rodeo. I believe your prediction could be true but if nothing else he will at least force the young guys to be on their toes. He will be able to show by example how to practice and be a professional, all in all he's not terrible as a player either.

I'm concerned what this says about a few of the young guys that are here though.
 
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Shead is the perfect example of a player that everyone expects to be great because of his combine stats. There's more to football than 40-times, three-cone drills, etc.

That being said, anyone can reinvent themselves. Best of luck to him.
 

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“A year ago when we worked him out he just wasn’t all, in my opinion knowing him as a young man growing up, no he wasn’t fully back to the standards that we would expect and we couldn’t come to an agreement then. He came back out here and I’ve been hearing and I’ve seen clips and all kinds of stuff. He did a little bit of a campaign for me to understand what he’s capable of doing. He came out here on the field the other day and he looked great, he looked as good as he’s ever looked. Quick and strong and fit and in shape. He brings us the versatility of playing safety and corner. He can play in the nickel package, he’s an excellent special teams player. Better than that he’s a great competitor, and to have that guy battling here with our young guys and show them what it’s all about will only make us better. So I’m thrilled that he’s back with us and thrilled for him that he was able to get back physically, because he had a serious injury that he played with but only late in the year did he start to pop out of it and really start to gain some confidence that he could do stuff in a normal fashion. Then in the offseason he trained as a guy training for football not as a rehab guy this year and you can see the difference. He’s an unbelievable worker so it’s paid off.” -- Pete Carroll 7/28 Press Conference

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xray":1ies3n9q said:
More indication that the Hawks have concerns with the defense . They don't have much time left to assemble a defense that can hold their own on game day . Aug. 31 is just around the corner .

I am not too worried about the offense this season ...but the defense from the trenches back seems unraveled. IMO
 
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