There we go.. dime a dozen, yeah they are, the crappy ones , so are crappy receivers. Walker is not a dime a dozen and the fact that we didn't keep him or at least get a replacement, ala Enteime (*sp?) who was affordale, has to tickle the hell out of McVay and Shannahan. Too, We have Horton and he's a very competent returner and it's gonna be a helluva thing watching both of them taking kickoffs.
Too, though he played a light part in the receiving part, teams had to respect him and stretch out the field of play for short/mid passes. He also, was pretty good on the jet sweeps.
Well f*ck me then.
Winner, winner... Chicken dinner. I see Shaheed as what this organization wanted Percy Harvin to be for us. Unfortunately, Percy's contributions were short lived. I feel elated because I think we're going to see what we missed out on with Percy's explosiveness for a much longer period of time. Much, much more to come with Rashid. This has only just begun. If Horton is able to get physically right? Look out baby.
So far, Shaheed's attitude and personality leave Percy in the dust. Harvin had skills, but poor mental strength.
Well f*ck me then.
Anyone left for them to go for?
Is Etienne still an option or are we going to have to take our chances with Holani and MacIntosh?
Jacardia Wright has some serious potential. There's also Velus Jones and Cam Akers in addition to the obvious best two after Z.C. at this point, George Holani and Kenny McIntosh. Once Charbonnet is able to get back, he's our primary back of course. I think the remaining names are interesting and have a chance to step up. Health is always an issue, some more than others.Well f*ck me then.
Anyone left for them to go for?
Is Etienne still an option or are we going to have to take our chances with Holani and MacIntosh?
He's a Saint now. Dowdle's a Steeler. Gainwell's a Buc. It's down to guys like Joe Mixon, Austin Ekeler, Isiah Pachecho, and Najee Harris.Well f*ck me then.
Anyone left for them to go for?
Is Etienne still an option or are we going to have to take our chances with Holani and MacIntosh?
Etienne signed with NO for 4 yrs/$52M or $13M/ average.Well f*ck me then.
Anyone left for them to go for?
Is Etienne still an option or are we going to have to take our chances with Holani and MacIntosh?
The above might be funny to some, but I don't recall anyone predicting $17MM a year for Rashid. For those who did, you might want to apply to JS for an assistant's position. At the very least, gloat a little and quote your earlier $$$ predictions.
Nah, John just overpaid.
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Of course. My point was made knowing all of the regulars in this forum that know my posts enough assume that. I was trying to keep it as positive as possible and point to the on field comparison for explosive plays.
They're assuming that Fleury isn't going to run Kubiak's scheme even though he was a part of that scheme in San Fran for a long time.
Thus the fallacy of grading out free agency on the first day.Nah, John just overpaid.
The first day winners and losers are out and there isn't 1 article of the Seahawks winning, most of them have JS losing. It's was a rough start, but JS never starts strong, he picks up the scraps later to stay under budget.
"Losers: Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks experienced some key drain with Walker, edge rusher Boye Mafe and safety Coby Bryant leaving after the Super Bowl. That adds to Klint Kubiak being in Las Vegas. Of the players they kept, they might have overpaid a little for Rashid Shaheed with Kubiak's scheme gone. Josh Jobe also got re-signed as their weakest corner."
NFL free agency winners and losers: Chiefs, Ravens flex while Colts, Giants underwhelm | Sporting News
Which teams did well in 2026 NFL free agency with their spending and personnel decisions? Which teams struggled to get better with their moves, or lack thereof? Here's separating who sprang into March and who stumbled in the open market.
That’s a laughable and bogus take thinking Shaheed can only have value in a Kubiak offense and even more calling Jobe our weakest corner. That dude absolutely earned a starting spot. I was listening to some quotes today on him and some of the NFL receivers were saying pound for pound he was the strongest corner they went against last year.Nah, John just overpaid.
The first day winners and losers are out and there isn't 1 article of the Seahawks winning, most of them have JS losing. It's was a rough start, but JS never starts strong, he picks up the scraps later to stay under budget.
"Losers: Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks experienced some key drain with Walker, edge rusher Boye Mafe and safety Coby Bryant leaving after the Super Bowl. That adds to Klint Kubiak being in Las Vegas. Of the players they kept, they might have overpaid a little for Rashid Shaheed with Kubiak's scheme gone. Josh Jobe also got re-signed as their weakest corner."
NFL free agency winners and losers: Chiefs, Ravens flex while Colts, Giants underwhelm | Sporting News
Which teams did well in 2026 NFL free agency with their spending and personnel decisions? Which teams struggled to get better with their moves, or lack thereof? Here's separating who sprang into March and who stumbled in the open market.
Those 4 names are actually kinda interesting. I still like the guys we have already. My dark horse... Jacardia Wright.
And with a full offseason to dial in timing and building a unit connection.
The same writers who hyped the free agents pre-signing have to continue to hype them post-signing, right?Nah, John just overpaid.
The first day winners and losers are out and there isn't 1 article of the Seahawks winning, most of them have JS losing. It's was a rough start, but JS never starts strong, he picks up the scraps later to stay under budget.
"Losers: Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks experienced some key drain with Walker, edge rusher Boye Mafe and safety Coby Bryant leaving after the Super Bowl. That adds to Klint Kubiak being in Las Vegas. Of the players they kept, they might have overpaid a little for Rashid Shaheed with Kubiak's scheme gone. Josh Jobe also got re-signed as their weakest corner."
NFL free agency winners and losers: Chiefs, Ravens flex while Colts, Giants underwhelm | Sporting News
Which teams did well in 2026 NFL free agency with their spending and personnel decisions? Which teams struggled to get better with their moves, or lack thereof? Here's separating who sprang into March and who stumbled in the open market.
