Who do you want Seattle to avoid today?

[JSeahawks]

Hate to say it, but I don't want Myles jack at this point. Obviously there's something deeply wrong there. I also don't want spriggs, I feel like most want him for his athletic ability, not for his football ability.

 

[kobebryant]

Derrick Henry.

I think he's an excellent back, but not here. He is a guy who will be excellent behind a great oline, a tarmac type like Shaun Alexander - great with a runway. Rawls' low pad level and sharp cuts are perfect for this team.

Any d/o lineman without a motor or mean streak.

 

[kobebryant]

Hate to say it, but I don't want Myles jack at this point. Obviously there's something deeply wrong there. I also don't want spriggs, I feel like most want him for his athletic ability, not for his football ability.

I'm with you, sadly.

Though I do hope he goes to Jax, teams with Ramsey, Telvin Smith, Fowler, Malik Jackson and becomes a 10 year all-pro that everyone regrets passing on and helps build up Gus's squad as a new AFC power.

Though they could be a little shy about doing that after they got Marqise Lee after he dropped due to injury, and he hasn't had a much of a career to this point.

 

[Largent80]

Henry..following the Beast?...nope, he doesn't have the spark.

Paul Perkins from UCLA does and can be had later.

 

[xgeoff]

Connor McGovern and Evan Boehm. Not that I have anything against the kids per se, but I now have a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach for any Missouri offensive linemen. Also Boehm got his ass kicked in the Senior Bowl.

 

[Chapow]

Leon Sandcastle. Dude is soft. Doesn't have the mentality to play with the LOB.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Leon Sandcastle. Dude is soft. Doesn't have the mentality to play with the LOB.

Nice :th2thumbs:



I don't want Henry either. Not worried though cuz he'll go early in round 2.

 

[kearly]

I don't get the mystique with Chris Jones at all, he is a less talented version of Nkemdiche. So I'm hoping he's off the board before #56.

Jason Spriggs. He recovers from pass rush moves very poorly and I don't know if that is something that can be fixed with coaching. I wouldn't mind the gamble at #56 since his theoretical upside is Joe Staley, but I wouldn't mind seeing him off the board before #56 either.

Bronson Kaufusi. I don't think he's terrible, but my worry is that Seattle would try to convert him to DT and that the experiment would end in failure. He needs to stay at the edge rush position and go to a team like Arizona to have the best chance for success.

Willie Henry and Connor McGovern. Any time on day 3 is fine, but I don't want to see them at #56. It's too early.

With regards to Myles Jack- if I thought I could get 3 seasons of his services before his knee gives out, then I'd feel good about spending a late 2nd round pick on him. Seattle only got 3 good years out of Lofa Tatupu before his body broke down and nobody regrets the selection today. I'm not a medical expert and I haven't looked at his knee, but if I thought he could last 3 seasons I would pull the trigger.

It's worth noting that there are sometimes players who fall for medical concerns and turn out okay. Eddie Lacy fell in the draft because of medical concerns, and though his career has been up and down, his long term health looks to be just fine.

 

[IndyHawk]

No Jack or Jaylon Smith too much risk and you get nothing for a year at least.

 

[Sports Hernia]

Hate to say it, but I don't want Myles jack at this point. Obviously there's something deeply wrong there. I also don't want spriggs, I feel like most want him for his athletic ability, not for his football ability.

Ducks players. 8)

 

[JSeahawks]

Hate to say it, but I don't want Myles jack at this point. Obviously there's something deeply wrong there. I also don't want spriggs, I feel like most want him for his athletic ability, not for his football ability.

Ducks players. 8)

I don't want any of them today either. Although I'd be happy if we got Marshall (3rd down back), Addison (slot receiver, return man), or Vernon Adams tomorrow.

 

[cover-2]

Jason Spriggs and Derrick Henry. For me they are too soft to be Seahawks.

 

[cheese22]

Hate to say it, but I don't want Myles jack at this point. Obviously there's something deeply wrong there. I also don't want spriggs, I feel like most want him for his athletic ability, not for his football ability.

Ducks players. 8)

I don't want any of them today either. Although I'd be happy if we got Marshall (3rd down back), Addison (slot receiver, return man), or Vernon Adams tomorrow.

I've been a big fan of the idea of Marshall as a 3rd down back. I think it's an underused weapon by most teams.

 

[bjornanderson21]

I don't get the mystique with Chris Jones at all, he is a less talented version of Nkemdiche. So I'm hoping he's off the board before #56.

Jason Spriggs. He recovers from pass rush moves very poorly and I don't know if that is something that can be fixed with coaching. I wouldn't mind the gamble at #56 since his theoretical upside is Joe Staley, but I wouldn't mind seeing him off the board before #56 either.

Bronson Kaufusi. I don't think he's terrible, but my worry is that Seattle would try to convert him to DT and that the experiment would end in failure. He needs to stay at the edge rush position and go to a team like Arizona to have the best chance for success.

Willie Henry and Connor McGovern. Any time on day 3 is fine, but I don't want to see them at #56. It's too early.

With regards to Myles Jack- if I thought I could get 3 seasons of his services before his knee gives out, then I'd feel good about spending a late 2nd round pick on him. Seattle only got 3 good years out of Lofa Tatupu before his body broke down and nobody regrets the selection today. I'm not a medical expert and I haven't looked at his knee, but if I thought he could last 3 seasons I would pull the trigger.

It's worth noting that there are sometimes players who fall for medical concerns and turn out okay. Eddie Lacy fell in the draft because of medical concerns, and though his career has been up and down, his long term health looks to be just fine.

Good call on Jack, and the comparison to Lofa.

Obviously we would hope for more than 3 years out of Jack, but if he gives us 3 good years he would be well worth the pick, especially in our championship window.

Another way to look at it: 3 good years of Jack would still be better than what we got from the entire 2013 and 2014 drafts.

 

[chris98251]

I don't get the mystique with Chris Jones at all, he is a less talented version of Nkemdiche. So I'm hoping he's off the board before #56.

Jason Spriggs. He recovers from pass rush moves very poorly and I don't know if that is something that can be fixed with coaching. I wouldn't mind the gamble at #56 since his theoretical upside is Joe Staley, but I wouldn't mind seeing him off the board before #56 either.

Bronson Kaufusi. I don't think he's terrible, but my worry is that Seattle would try to convert him to DT and that the experiment would end in failure. He needs to stay at the edge rush position and go to a team like Arizona to have the best chance for success.

Willie Henry and Connor McGovern. Any time on day 3 is fine, but I don't want to see them at #56. It's too early.

With regards to Myles Jack- if I thought I could get 3 seasons of his services before his knee gives out, then I'd feel good about spending a late 2nd round pick on him. Seattle only got 3 good years out of Lofa Tatupu before his body broke down and nobody regrets the selection today. I'm not a medical expert and I haven't looked at his knee, but if I thought he could last 3 seasons I would pull the trigger.

It's worth noting that there are sometimes players who fall for medical concerns and turn out okay. Eddie Lacy fell in the draft because of medical concerns, and though his career has been up and down, his long term health looks to be just fine.

Good call on Jack, and the comparison to Lofa.

Obviously we would hope for more than 3 years out of Jack, but if he gives us 3 good years he would be well worth the pick, especially in our championship window.

Another way to look at it: 3 good years of Jack would still be better than what we got from the entire 2013 and 2014 drafts.

That's what we were hoping for from Harvin as well, damaged goods but we need him for our window?

 

[Hasselbeck]

Derrick Henry.

I think he's an excellent back, but not here. He is a guy who will be excellent behind a great oline, a tarmac type like Shaun Alexander - great with a runway. Rawls' low pad level and sharp cuts are perfect for this team.

Any d/o lineman without a motor or mean streak.

Yes to all of this

 

[McGruff]

Yeah! Chris Jones is off the board.

I don't think I've ever been so happy to see a player selected by another team. That way I know we won't draft him.

 

[bjornanderson21]

I don't get the mystique with Chris Jones at all, he is a less talented version of Nkemdiche. So I'm hoping he's off the board before #56.

Jason Spriggs. He recovers from pass rush moves very poorly and I don't know if that is something that can be fixed with coaching. I wouldn't mind the gamble at #56 since his theoretical upside is Joe Staley, but I wouldn't mind seeing him off the board before #56 either.

Bronson Kaufusi. I don't think he's terrible, but my worry is that Seattle would try to convert him to DT and that the experiment would end in failure. He needs to stay at the edge rush position and go to a team like Arizona to have the best chance for success.

Willie Henry and Connor McGovern. Any time on day 3 is fine, but I don't want to see them at #56. It's too early.

With regards to Myles Jack- if I thought I could get 3 seasons of his services before his knee gives out, then I'd feel good about spending a late 2nd round pick on him. Seattle only got 3 good years out of Lofa Tatupu before his body broke down and nobody regrets the selection today. I'm not a medical expert and I haven't looked at his knee, but if I thought he could last 3 seasons I would pull the trigger.

It's worth noting that there are sometimes players who fall for medical concerns and turn out okay. Eddie Lacy fell in the draft because of medical concerns, and though his career has been up and down, his long term health looks to be just fine.

Good call on Jack, and the comparison to Lofa.

Obviously we would hope for more than 3 years out of Jack, but if he gives us 3 good years he would be well worth the pick, especially in our championship window.

Another way to look at it: 3 good years of Jack would still be better than what we got from the entire 2013 and 2014 drafts.

That's what we were hoping for from Harvin as well, damaged goods but we need him for our window?

I'm not quite sure what you are getting at, because i don't see how Harvin has anything to do with this. The ONLY thing they have in common is injury issues. I also never said we need Jack.

We wouldn't be using a 1st and 3rd for Jack, so he is better than Harvin in terms of draft picks used.

We wouldn't be paying Jack $12M per year to sit on the bench, so he is better in terms of salary.

He has no history of taking himself out of games against the coach's wishes.

He has no history of violence against teammates or coaches, so he is better off the field.

He does not have an ego that would clash with teammates or what the team tries to do (like spread the ball around, which Harvin hated).


Even if Jack played ZERO games for us, picking him in the 2nd would still be a million times better than the Harvin trade.

 

[Maulbert]

Leon Sandcastle. Dude is soft. Doesn't have the mentality to play with the LOB.

But what are your thoughts on Jerry Ricecake?

 

[chris98251]

I don't get the mystique with Chris Jones at all, he is a less talented version of Nkemdiche. So I'm hoping he's off the board before #56.

Jason Spriggs. He recovers from pass rush moves very poorly and I don't know if that is something that can be fixed with coaching. I wouldn't mind the gamble at #56 since his theoretical upside is Joe Staley, but I wouldn't mind seeing him off the board before #56 either.

Bronson Kaufusi. I don't think he's terrible, but my worry is that Seattle would try to convert him to DT and that the experiment would end in failure. He needs to stay at the edge rush position and go to a team like Arizona to have the best chance for success.

Willie Henry and Connor McGovern. Any time on day 3 is fine, but I don't want to see them at #56. It's too early.

With regards to Myles Jack- if I thought I could get 3 seasons of his services before his knee gives out, then I'd feel good about spending a late 2nd round pick on him. Seattle only got 3 good years out of Lofa Tatupu before his body broke down and nobody regrets the selection today. I'm not a medical expert and I haven't looked at his knee, but if I thought he could last 3 seasons I would pull the trigger.

It's worth noting that there are sometimes players who fall for medical concerns and turn out okay. Eddie Lacy fell in the draft because of medical concerns, and though his career has been up and down, his long term health looks to be just fine.

Good call on Jack, and the comparison to Lofa.

Obviously we would hope for more than 3 years out of Jack, but if he gives us 3 good years he would be well worth the pick, especially in our championship window.

Another way to look at it: 3 good years of Jack would still be better than what we got from the entire 2013 and 2014 drafts.

That's what we were hoping for from Harvin as well, damaged goods but we need him for our window?

I'm not quite sure what you are getting at, because i don't see how Harvin has anything to do with this. The ONLY thing they have in common is injury issues. I also never said we need Jack.

We wouldn't be using a 1st and 3rd for Jack, so he is better than Harvin in terms of draft picks used.

We wouldn't be paying Jack $12M per year to sit on the bench, so he is better in terms of salary.

He has no history of taking himself out of games against the coach's wishes.

He has no history of violence against teammates or coaches, so he is better off the field.

He does not have an ego that would clash with teammates or what the team tries to do (like spread the ball around, which Harvin hated).


Even if Jack played ZERO games for us, picking him in the 2nd would still be a million times better than the Harvin trade.

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