Which player do you anticipate most before a game?

tom sawyer

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Who captures your intrigue of being the most potential play maker?

For me it's Russell Wilson on offense, gaining something from nothing.

Defense it's Earl Thomas, he can be contagious.
 

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Cannot limit to one player per O and D.

O would be Tate, Baldwin, Wilson
D would be Thomas, Kam, and Sherman

But our depth means it could be someone other than the above any given week.
 

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Kam the man. Has been since vTech. Love to watch him play.

Michael Bennett is the most fun lineman to watch. His giddy up off the snap is unbelievable.
 

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Ruminator":1s5zia87 said:
Cannot limit to one player per O and D.

O would be Tate, Baldwin, Wilson
D would be Thomas, Kam, and Sherman

But our depth means it could be someone other than the above any given week.
I agree. Has to be multiple people that shine.

O would be Chop Chop, Tate (ST's as well), Beast
D would be Irvin, Thomas, CC
 

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These days is Tate on offense/special teams. Every time he gets the ball I'm hopeful something awesome is about to happen. At the same time, I'm always worried he's going to lose the ball during his crazy-legged antics.

On defense I always look forward to seeing Sherman back up his talk (which he consistently delivers on). During the game, anytime I see the opposing QB float a ball a little, I almost expect Sherman will be there to make a play.
 

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On D, besides the obvious usual suspects of Sherm & ET:

Michael Bennett. Without his QB pressures and sacks, 2 of those W's are L's.
Bruce Irvin. Without his big plays (including his first pick, in coverage!!) we don't win the Rams game.
Brandon Browner. Dude has a knack for making big plays at key times. Still smile every time I think of his Pick 6 against the Lombardi-trophy-bound Giants in 2011 for the W. Then his key plays against Cam Newton and the Panthers. Blowing up Wes Welker of the Patriots last year, knocking him out of the game for a few plays. Stuffing running plays.

Definitely some love for Kam too, but I place him in the next group below those other guys in terms of X-factor plays during a game. Of course, that hit on Vernon Davis last year was priceless and in a class by itself.

On offense, the obvious usual suspects are Russell and Marshawn.
Golden Tate is a big-time X-factor player.
Jermaine Kearse has been a HUGE X-factor for us this year. Including blocking a punt on special teams!!

Next group, just barely a notch below:
Doug Baldwin, but in a different way than Tate and Kearse.
Zach Miller
(Sidney Rice)

Next Group:
Luke Willson has shown flashes.
 

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Love to watch the Beast.

Probably on defense it would be ET.
 
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For me, on offense it is a toss up between RW and Tate.

Defense, toss up between Sherm and anyone on the D/line on 3rd and long.
 

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Tough question...its a toss up between Beast Mode and Priest Mode (RW)
 

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Marshawn, RW, Tate on offense...

Shawn is just a beast. Fun to watch.

RW is simply a magician.

Tate is exciting in open space and has a knack for making the big play.

Sherm, ET3 and every now and again, Bruce Irvin...

Sherm is a force to be reckoned with...when he plays man coverage, his lockdown ability is unreal...

ET3 is all over the place...literally...tackles...deflections...picks...you name it...

Irvin has the ability to be great as well...he plays with so much intensity...when he puts it all together...watch out!
 

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Irvin has become the real deal at LB this year. By the end of the season, he should be getting a lot more love.
 

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Killa Kam":tyuo0k2o said:
Marshawn and Sherm

Yep - I always follow Lynch on the sidelines to try to get a barometer of his mood. If he is keeping to himself,
he is typically ready to go off and needs to be given the ball repeatedly.

On the other side, if Sherman is loose and joking around, then all is right with the world and the secondary
is in playground mode, where they are the bullies taking everyone's lunch money. If he is in someone's
face (usually Browner) it means that some piece of that group is slipping and needs a little reminder to
wake up.
 
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