There are still people who hate the fact that Tate waved goodbye to that POS Macleod of the Rams and then turn around and say we made a good decision dumping a receiver whose 99 receptions and 1300 yards for the Lions would have been single season records for a Seahawks player.
People who are genuinely arguing that his 15 yard penalty was more damaging than his 3 yard touchdown against the Pats, or his 35 yard 3rd down reception in OT against the Packers (shortly after his 10 yard 2nd down conversion in the same drive) and his 20 yard reception to start the previous scoring drive or 2 passes for 37 yards in the opening scoring drive.
That's right, against Green Bay we had 9 completed passes for 190 passing yards in the 4 drives that we scored on, of those 190, Baldwin accounted for 5 receptions for 102 yards (the other 4 were the Ryan-Gilliam 19 yard TD, the Lynch out-of-bounds-almost TD the Kearse TD and an 8 yard reception by Willson).
He was the biggest difference maker in our passing game (alongside Lynch running wild), but one ill-advised decision in the Superbowl means we should dump him and probably watch him go on to do exactly what Tate did - get the stats that prove his quality, when those of us that actually watch him play know that he already is that good.
People who are genuinely arguing that his 15 yard penalty was more damaging than his 3 yard touchdown against the Pats, or his 35 yard 3rd down reception in OT against the Packers (shortly after his 10 yard 2nd down conversion in the same drive) and his 20 yard reception to start the previous scoring drive or 2 passes for 37 yards in the opening scoring drive.
That's right, against Green Bay we had 9 completed passes for 190 passing yards in the 4 drives that we scored on, of those 190, Baldwin accounted for 5 receptions for 102 yards (the other 4 were the Ryan-Gilliam 19 yard TD, the Lynch out-of-bounds-almost TD the Kearse TD and an 8 yard reception by Willson).
He was the biggest difference maker in our passing game (alongside Lynch running wild), but one ill-advised decision in the Superbowl means we should dump him and probably watch him go on to do exactly what Tate did - get the stats that prove his quality, when those of us that actually watch him play know that he already is that good.