Justin Coleman has been a revelation

[adeltaY]

He's been all right. Given up a lot of plays and a few penalties along the way, too, and I notice him getting too easily blocked out of run plays.

A pair of pick-sixes are nice, though.

The DPI against Beasley was BS.

 

[Jville]

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Nice ................

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Is this proof that Leprechauns do exist ?????

 

[seahawkfreak]

My dream secondary for 2018:

Nickel Justin Coleman
LCB Richard Sherman, Byron Maxwell
FS Earl Thomas
SS Kam Chancellor
RCB Shaq Griffin, DeShawn Shead
Dime Bradley McDougald

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Oh I like this.

 

[Sports Hernia]

I like CB’s that get their heads turned around quick enough to make a play on the ball.
JC does this and is a keeper IMHO.

 

[rjdriver]

My dream secondary for 2018:

Nickel Justin Coleman
LCB Richard Sherman, Byron Maxwell
FS Earl Thomas
SS Kam Chancellor
RCB Shaq Griffin, DeShawn Shead
Dime Bradley McDougald

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I agree. Pretty special group and a prodigious amount of talent, but boy that’s an expensive secondary with the big three there.

 

[massari]

My dream secondary for 2018:

Nickel Justin Coleman
LCB Richard Sherman, Byron Maxwell
FS Earl Thomas
SS Kam Chancellor
RCB Shaq Griffin, DeShawn Shead
Dime Bradley McDougald

:179417:

Would love to add Jalen Collins to the mix for relatively cheap to compete at RCB...or try him out at LCB...



If Sherman comes back healthy, I try to trade him ASAP for no less than a 2019 2nd round pick and pocket the extra $11M in cap room if Jalen Collins/Griffin/Shead or a CB from the 2018 draft look good with Maxwell at LCB. Darrelle Revis was traded for a 1st+4th coming off ACL surgery and was about Sherman's age.

Thomas back on the Seahawks would be huge if he actually wants to be there...if not...



A bunch of draft picks instead of Thomas would be alright too.

 

[Sports Hernia]

My dream secondary for 2018:

Nickel Justin Coleman
LCB Richard Sherman, Byron Maxwell
FS Earl Thomas
SS Kam Chancellor
RCB Shaq Griffin, DeShawn Shead
Dime Bradley McDougald

:179417:

Would love to add Jalen Collins to the mix for relatively cheap to compete at RCB...or try him out at LCB...



If Sherman comes back healthy, I try to trade him ASAP for no less than a 2019 2nd round pick and pocket the extra $11M in cap room if Jalen Collins/Griffin/Shead or a CB from the 2018 draft look good with Maxwell at LCB. Darrelle Revis was traded for a 1st+4th coming off ACL surgery and was about Sherman's age.

Thomas back on the Seahawks would be huge if he actually wants to be there...if not...



A bunch of draft picks instead of Thomas would be alright too.

This isn’t Fantasy football or Madden.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Yeah, as bad as some of the other moves have been (Joekel, China Food and Wide Right), Coleman and McDougald have been outstanding pickups.

 

[seahawkfreak]

Yeah, as bad as some of the other moves have been (Joekel, China Food and Wide Right), Coleman and McDougald have been outstanding pickups.

Yes, very happy with these two. To be honest,,,,, I would like Max back here as well.

 

[massari]

This isn’t Fantasy football or Madden.

How is any of that unrealistic?

 

[MontanaHawk05]

He's been all right. Given up a lot of plays and a few penalties along the way, too, and I notice him getting too easily blocked out of run plays.

A pair of pick-sixes are nice, though.

The DPI against Beasley was BS.

Not just that. His tackling hasn't been the greatest. Got to Smith on Dallas' attempted comeback drive in the 4th, reached him before the marker but tried to bodyslam him instead of tackle. Then gave up a short crosser later. Little things like that have popped up all year. He's all right.

 

[stizz19]

Definitely a good get. After last season, it's nice to see some late season competence back there after the injuries.

Could say the same about the return of Maxie, too.

Maxwell has been hit and miss, sometimes he gets roasted on long plays.

 

[Bigpumpkin]

Not just that. His tackling hasn't been the greatest. Got to Smith on Dallas' attempted comeback drive in the 4th, reached him before the marker but tried to bodyslam him instead of tackle. Then gave up a short crosser later. Little things like that have popped up all year. He's all right.

That was the play that just pissed me off! That is not Seahawk tackling technique.

 

[hawknation2017]

Yeah, as bad as some of the other moves have been (Joekel, China Food and Wide Right), Coleman and McDougald have been outstanding pickups.

Not to mention Dion Jordan. He owned the Cowboys' backup LT. The defensive coaches have this amazing ability to coach guys up to their best level. Jordan was nearly washed out of the league before he came here.

 

[hawknation2017]

Not just that. His tackling hasn't been the greatest. Got to Smith on Dallas' attempted comeback drive in the 4th, reached him before the marker but tried to bodyslam him instead of tackle. Then gave up a short crosser later. Little things like that have popped up all year. He's all right.

That was the play that just pissed me off! That is not Seahawk tackling technique.

He's had a couple B.S. penalties called against him. In addition to that ridiculous DPI in the last game, he had a B.S. defensive holding called against him in another game, when he was within the five-yard zone of the line of scrimmage.

Coleman was acquired at the start of the season, plus he only plays in the nickel, so he probably hasn't had many opportunities to improve his tackling. That will come, I expect.

 

[adeltaY]

He's been all right. Given up a lot of plays and a few penalties along the way, too, and I notice him getting too easily blocked out of run plays.

A pair of pick-sixes are nice, though.

The DPI against Beasley was BS.

Not just that. His tackling hasn't been the greatest. Got to Smith on Dallas' attempted comeback drive in the 4th, reached him before the marker but tried to bodyslam him instead of tackle. Then gave up a short crosser later. Little things like that have popped up all year. He's all right.

Yeah that tackle stood out. We traded a sixth rounder for him so we've gotten great value for him.

To be fair, it also seemed like every DL was too slow to catch Dak when he scrambled as well. The bennett miss stuck out just as badly. Frank Clark was like nah and tracked him down, which was cool.

 

[Subzero717]

Coleman has been okay. He like the rest of the secondary has looked good in wins and like the rest of the defense, not so much,in the losses. No one was starting these threads after the Rams or Jags game.

Dion Jordan if he can stay healthy looks to be a legit situational pass rusher. He just hasn't been able to station the field.

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[MontanaHawk05]

This is getting a little off-topic, but yeah, Dion Jordan is joining Quinton Jefferson as a guy to keep our eyes on for next year.

 

[adeltaY]

This is getting a little off-topic, but Dion Jordan is joining Quinton Jefferson as a guy to keep our eyes on for next year.

We control Dion for at least one year, right?

 

[sutz]

This is getting a little off-topic, but Dion Jordan is joining Quinton Jefferson as a guy to keep our eyes on for next year.

We control Dion for at least one year, right?

I believe that is a yes. According to NFL.com he's in his 3rd year. He was a 1st rd pick, though, so he may have an option year. I don't know if we get to option that since he was drafted by Miami.