GeekHawk
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C'mon guys, I'm in San Diego until Labor Day weekend and I'm depending on you for the latest!
No news from training camp?
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No practice today... they resume tomorrow.
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GeekHawk
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Ya know, after haunting this site for the last 23 or 24 years I don't even think of dot com anymore when I'm online!
Same! Its normally trash and super late news over there but they are doing it right with the training camp.
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shocking.
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The team should be embarrassed by .com. The roster is neglected, perpetually out of date, and the player numbers take them weeks to post.
Whoever is in charge should do something else, it truly is an embarrassment. For a team who wants us to believe their credo is ‘always compete’ that website just doesn’t.
Whoever is in charge should do something else, it truly is an embarrassment. For a team who wants us to believe their credo is ‘always compete’ that website just doesn’t.
.NET was born because .com was basically a static front page with no real content or way to interact with other Seahawks fans. But they really did pick things up due to Paul Allen's tech influence and the site was vastly improved in content especially during the Golden Years (not surprising) but indeed after Paul's passing the site doesn't seem to be ran with the same vigor and mentality as Pete instills in the team, that's for sure.
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It seems as if there is truly no oversight for the content or that simply nobody gives a flying fig.
It could potentially be accretive to revenue if properly run or at least not the sad joke it is now.
It could potentially be accretive to revenue if properly run or at least not the sad joke it is now.
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@AgentDib posted observations from the first day of training camp here:
www.seahawks.net
Observations for training camp day 1
I had the opportunity to watch today's practice from the patio. Recommended if any of you have the opportunity and are still considering a day to attend. The practice was not padded and so there were restrictions on how physical they could be, but I had a few takeaways mainly from the OL...
www.seahawks.net
I just read The Athletic's article regarding Saturday's practice. It was a very thorough synopsis from Michael-Shawn Dugar (recommend paying the $1 per month or whatever it is). Sounds like some nice plays from Lockett over the middle (helps with Diggs having the veteran day off), Neal and Bryant are looking strong, Geno is still starting with the number ones, Lock with the number twos. Both had some nice plays and throws but both showed accuracy issues at times, not a surprise.
Josh Jones had the best play of the day, picking off a pass intended for Fant, swatting the ball and making the diving catch to secure the pick.
Kenneth Walker III had two red zone TDs. Metcalf looked like Metcalf. All-in-all it sounds like a lot of players are putting in the work, showcasing loads of potential. As usual the D is ahead of the O in general early in training camp.
Josh Jones had the best play of the day, picking off a pass intended for Fant, swatting the ball and making the diving catch to secure the pick.
Kenneth Walker III had two red zone TDs. Metcalf looked like Metcalf. All-in-all it sounds like a lot of players are putting in the work, showcasing loads of potential. As usual the D is ahead of the O in general early in training camp.
