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Rocky Seto Promoted to Assistant Head Coach Defense
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Pandion Haliaetus
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Im gonna pull a hawknballs and pat myself on the back for calling this one and I think I was the only one too.
In this thread:
http://seahawks.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=108514
You know even if youre right about something I don't understand the incessant need for people to know that you are right with "I told you so" narratives.
It feels cheap to pat your own back and toot your own horn.
In this thread:
http://seahawks.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=108514
You know even if youre right about something I don't understand the incessant need for people to know that you are right with "I told you so" narratives.
It feels cheap to pat your own back and toot your own horn.
HawkFan72
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So is Tom Cable Assistant Head Coach/Offense and Seto is Assistant Head Coach/Defense?
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kidhawk
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HawkFan72":8to31qmr said:
Cable is Offensive Line/Assistant Head Coach
BullHawk33
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The reporting structure is strange to me. Does Richard report to Carroll or Seto?
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I think they both report directly to Carroll.
I read any interesting NYT piece on Seto right before the Super Bowl. His job is pretty interesting, sort of mysterious. He's not technically the scheme guy -- that'll likely be Richard (and Carroll). Seto has his hands in everything - analyzing tendencies, introducing innovative tackling and striking techniques, assembling presentations for the entire team. The rugby tackles and kangaroo strikes came from Seto. Seems like a guy who Carroll leans on to stay on the cutting edge of things, especially on defense. His job sort of defies any conventional title -- Assistant HC/Defense is about as appropriate as any other.
I read any interesting NYT piece on Seto right before the Super Bowl. His job is pretty interesting, sort of mysterious. He's not technically the scheme guy -- that'll likely be Richard (and Carroll). Seto has his hands in everything - analyzing tendencies, introducing innovative tackling and striking techniques, assembling presentations for the entire team. The rugby tackles and kangaroo strikes came from Seto. Seems like a guy who Carroll leans on to stay on the cutting edge of things, especially on defense. His job sort of defies any conventional title -- Assistant HC/Defense is about as appropriate as any other.
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kidhawk
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DavidSeven":lre36pai said:
Some quotes on him and his importance to the system by Pete Carroll:
SoulfishHawk
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Just win the games, who really cares what the coaching structure is?
Seafan
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I saw this coming and called it too. The team couldn't afford to lose another defensive coach. Both Seto and Richard deserved more money. It works out well.
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Promotions, new titles, and raises for the current defensive staff - as expected. It also better positions these guys to compete for HC positions. Stands in stark contrast with teams that block interviews for their staff. I have a feeling it will be more of the same next year.
