Walker

[Echawks]

if i was mike i would be looking at packaging him for an impact player

 

[Streamhawk]

Stop

 

[Echawks]

oft injured back with a better scheme fit back on the roster.. you should stop

 

[kidhawk]

K9 detractors are going to be shocked by what he can do with a good line and good play calling.

 

[Dolomight12]

Depending on the potential compensation package, I'd consider it.
*Ducks a hides.... Nah, fuqdat. I ain't scurred!*

 

[kidhawk]

Depending on the potential compensation package, I'd consider it.
*Ducks a hides.... Nah, fuqdat. I ain't scurred!*

There’s always a number you can’t say no to, whether it’s draft picks, players or both but I don’t see anyone offering a haul for him right now. Once he gets rolling I think people will be glad he’s here.

 

[hawker84]

oft injured back with a better scheme fit back on the roster.. you should stop

So you don't think K9 would've looked every bit as good as charbs tonight? Y'all need to stop with this. K9 is the best all around back on the roster , period, the end. Granted he needs to stay relatively healthy and be available for once. Even charbs missed some time last season. But I hear ya.

 

[seabowl]

The title of this thread is deceiving. He is not on the trade block.

 

[HawkinNY]

K9 detractors are going to be shocked by what he can do with a good line and good play calling.

He can’t stay healthy. You can’t pay him next year.

 

[HawkinNY]

There’s always a number you can’t say no to, whether it’s draft picks, players or both but I don’t see anyone offering a haul for him right now. Once he gets rolling I think people will be glad he’s here.

He won’t get rolling. He will be missing every other game. It’s a contract year so maybe he will only miss 5 games.

 

[RiverDog]

The short answer is yes. Trade him.

At this point, we seem to be pretty well set at RB. IMO Charbs looks to be a better fit for what we want to do with this offense.

Walker's a free agent next year, so if he's not going to figure into our long-term plans, the smart move would be to trade him if we have a viable offer. But given his injury history, I doubt that anyone is going to offer up more than a mid round draft pick.

 

[samwize77]

I have to say this time and time again. Theres not one player that's untradeable if the value is there. Whatever is best for the team in the long run. Doesn't mean I don't really REALLY like some of these guys. I like the team better.

 

[JPatera76]

I changed the thread title not not be misleading but for the life of me I couldn’t think of something other than his name lol sorry lolol

 

[seabowl]

Anyone that says trade him hasn’t been a Seahawk fan for too long. See Seahawk running back injuries over the past 10 years and then respond again.

 

[Cyrus12]

Got the talent but no durability...the roided up guys always seem to get hurt ie nick bosa

 

[Trackhawk]

The unfortunate reality is, unless he has a miraculously good year, where he stays healthy and hugely productive, this is his last year in the NFL.

If we could trade him and a third or fourth round pick for an impact player, I jump all over that trade. I don’t see that happening.

 

[Count Hawkula]

 

[hox]

K9 detractors are going to be shocked by what he can do with a good line and good play calling.

No one is doubting his talent. It's all about his availability.

 

[sutz]

Not sure where I read/saw it, but I believe the typical NFL RB misses 3-5 games per season with various injuries. Expecting them to go 17 every year is unrealistic. Having two top runners is a good idea. Having 3 is a luxury.

K9, Charbs, and Holani sounds like a pretty good stable to me.

 

[WmHBonney]

I am very happy that some of you are not the Seahawks GM.