It's only OTA's but.......

I love the observations Brock Huard provides here:

http://sports.mynorthwest.com/13112...-from-seahawks-ota-russell-wilson-in-command/

Wilson’s command. Huard recalled when, as a backup for the Colts, he watched in awe as Peyton Manning flawlessly worked through an offseason practice. He said Wilson was similarly in command on Tuesday as he didn’t miss a single throw during the 90-minute session. “In warmups, not a throw on the ground. Routes vs. air, not a throw on the ground. Seven-on-seven, not a throw on the ground. One-on-ones – he just did not miss one throw. Not even one.”

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Browner’s energy. Huard described the energy of the team as “off the charts” and said it was particularly evident in cornerback Brandon Browner. Huard said Browner seems invigorated now that he’s back in Seattle after spending two seasons in less favorable working environments.

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Browner got his Adderall prescription refilled

I was hoping Browner would be re-energized coming back here.

He had his weaknesses, but I'm not sure I've seen a better CB against screens, runs, and short throws than Browner. Playing him off of the LOS and keep the play in front of him is going to be sick.

That and I don't see a lot of TE's explosive enough to leave him behind.

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

irfuben32":2jathwzv said:

Browner got his Adderall prescription refilled

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He got high....they say good weed can do that.

jammerhawk":3jew47se said:

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

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Sorry, but he wouldn't stop Gronkowski.

OkieHawk":2ep2ln7d said:

jammerhawk":2ep2ln7d said:

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

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Sorry, but he wouldn't stop Gronkowski.

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Sorry, but nobody really stops Gronk.

So how are OTAs different from training camp? Pads?

Jazzhawk":1qpny9v8 said:

I love the observations Brock Huard provides here:

http://sports.mynorthwest.com/13112...-from-seahawks-ota-russell-wilson-in-command/

Wilson’s command. Huard recalled when, as a backup for the Colts, he watched in awe as Peyton Manning flawlessly worked through an offseason practice. He said Wilson was similarly in command on Tuesday as he didn’t miss a single throw during the 90-minute session. “In warmups, not a throw on the ground. Routes vs. air, not a throw on the ground. Seven-on-seven, not a throw on the ground. One-on-ones – he just did not miss one throw. Not even one.”

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Browner’s energy. Huard described the energy of the team as “off the charts” and said it was particularly evident in cornerback Brandon Browner. Huard said Browner seems invigorated now that he’s back in Seattle after spending two seasons in less favorable working environments.

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5th year sir. You're about to see what it's like to see an elite level quarterback on your team. And and HoF lock barring injury. Joe Montana was incredible to watch and he doesn't hold a candle to Wilson's upper limit. It's all about the mental side for him now and I am convinced he'll handle it just fine.

If I'm Browner I'd consider myself lucky to be back and with an organization that loves you and created a position specifically taking advantage of your skillset. Win, win.

jammerhawk":fk3kee1u said:

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

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No he will just clutch, grab, and hold them.

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Tech Worlds":30wkd1od said:

jammerhawk":30wkd1od said:

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

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No he will just clutch, grab, and hold them.

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I sure would love to have a job where I could do what my actual job is. Well played sir. Sorry you are so bored though. Seriously.

HawkGA":1kim7a6l said:

So how are OTAs different from training camp? Pads?

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Mostly. No hitting, limited number of on-field reps, that kind of thing. Probably start informing some of the players on what's in store for this season as to the overall game plan for the year. Lot of familiarizing and classroom work I would imagine.

Hawks46":3uincu82 said:

I was hoping Browner would be re-energized coming back here.

He had his weaknesses, but I'm not sure I've seen a better CB against screens, runs, and short throws than Browner. Playing him off of the LOS and keep the play in front of him is going to be sick.

That and I don't see a lot of TE's explosive enough to leave him behind.

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Kind of like this?

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The first time Browner picks up an opposing player and body slams him - I am going to dance around the room screaming obscenities, (in a good way).

Even if it gets a flag.

It will mean he is back.

Browner is going to get some flags. But if he can enforce the football equivalent of the "no dunks allowed" rule? It will probably be worth it. Free passes up the middle won't be on the table anymore with Kam and Browner looking to take out their frustrations on the opposition.

Tech Worlds":1jzdz3wd said:

jammerhawk":1jzdz3wd said:

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

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No he will just clutch, grab, and hold them.

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LOL, that however is better than what has happened in the past where the TE just runs free down the seam and isn't touched by anyone.

jammerhawk":2h4m4dgz said:

Tech Worlds":2h4m4dgz said:

jammerhawk":2h4m4dgz said:

Finally an answer to the TE seam routes. He won't get out muscled by any TE for sure.

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No he will just clutch, grab, and hold them.

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LOL, that however is better than what has happened in the past where the TE just runs free down the seam and isn't touched by anyone.

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True, true.

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TwistedHusky":1sqoe66e said:

The first time Browner picks up an opposing player and body slams him - I am going to dance around the room screaming obscenities, (in a good way).

Even if it gets a flag.

It will mean he is back.

Browner is going to get some flags. But if he can enforce the football equivalent of the "no dunks allowed" rule? It will probably be worth it. Free passes up the middle won't be on the table anymore with Kam and Browner looking to take out their frustrations on the opposition.

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Ya, I'm good with that too.

irfuben32":1kphgpd3 said:

Browner got his Adderall prescription refilled

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:laugh:

I absolutely disagree with the statement below and here is why:
Last season we lost at Cincinnati because we couldn't cover a TE down the middle. We lost against the Panthers, because we couldn't cover a TE down the middle. 2 additional wins during the season could have given us Home field advantage and probably a real chance at a SB.
Furthermore, BB has played against Gronk in training while in NE and knows the Pat's tendencies. To me, the BB move is a SB move. We are not doing the guy any favor. We are closing holes, that would prevent us from winning a SB.
I believe, this move is one of the most important moves in the offseason for any team.
BB alone can give us 2-3 more wins this season.

If I'm Browner I'd consider myself lucky to be back and with an organization that loves you and created a position specifically taking advantage of your skillset. Win, win.

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