If you could add any former Seahawk

[NoGain]

While I wouldn't argue with that, the upgrade to the team going from Cross to Walt wouldn't be as significant as putting Tez on the D line IMO.

Yeah, I was thinking need based. Of course Walt's the greatest. But we've got a rookie 9th pick there and a front 7 that's wobbly. To know that if you could plug a rookie Tez in there now you're only a few savvy moves from turning the defense completely around.

 

[BlueTalon]

I'm not sure if I believe "of course Walt's the greatest." I don't dispute that he was one of the greatest, of course he was. I just have a hard time ranking Walt ahead of Tez or Largent. Once you get into that highest tier of talent at your position, the distinctions don't mean much to me.

I speak only for myself.

 

[NoGain]

I'm not sure if I believe "of course Walt's the greatest." I don't dispute that he was one of the greatest, of course he was. I just have a hard time ranking Walt ahead of Tez or Largent. Once you get into that highest tier or talent at your position, the distinctions don't mean much to me.

I speak only for myself.

I can respect the opinion concerning two other Hawk HOFers. My opinion is that Walt was arguably top 3-4-5 LT's of all time. I just personally see him as the greatest Hawk player of all time from a positional standpoint. That's all.

 

[Chukarhawk]

I still think Davis may wake up in a cold sweat with a feeling of dread that Kam is nearby. Kittle may not enjoy him at all either.

I would pay large amounts of money to watch Kam de cleat Kittle.

 

[toffee]

No one wants Russell Wilson?

 

[homerun1970]

No one wants Russell Wilson?

I am not sure Denver even wants him!

 

[Lennie]

Brian Bosworth. Just because.

 

[morgulon1]

Kenny Easley

 

[olyfan63]

Brian Bosworth. Just because.

I could go with a HEALTHY Brian Bosworth, AFC Defensive Player of the Week in that away victory over the Bears. Once his shoulder went out, one-armed Bosworth was Boz-worthless.