Huard’s Chalk Talk: All but one thing goes right for Seahawk

Jville · Sep 19, 2017

Huard’s Chalk Talk: All but one thing goes right for Seahawks in red zone >>> [urltargetblank]http://sports.mynorthwest.com/342057/brock-huards-chalk-talk-all-but-one-thing-goes-right-for-seahawks-in-red-zone/[/urltargetblank]

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WmHBonney · Sep 19, 2017

Very well presented. Spot on.

semiahmoo · Sep 19, 2017

One of the best break down talents in the biz.

Thanks for posting.

QuahHawk · Sep 19, 2017

Opposed to so many who have no idea. Was a good perspective, not mentioned by Brock but our OC and OL are forced to compensate for Russell's weaknesses.

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daketah · Sep 19, 2017

Say what? That ball was thrown well enough to hit CJ in the hands! Unfortunately, his hands just couldn't get the job done.

adeltaY · Sep 19, 2017

Wenhawk":3cqspy9u said:
Opposed to so many who have no idea. Was a good perspective, not mentioned by Brock but our OC and OL are forced to compensate for Russell's weaknesses.

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What? Every QB has weaknesses good coaches have to scheme around, but what's that got to do with this play?

Bigpumpkin · Sep 20, 2017

semiahmoo":2bippqus said:
One of the best break down talents in the biz.

Thanks for posting.

:ditto:

SoulfishHawk · Sep 20, 2017

I was waiting for someone to magically blame Russ for the drops from Procise and McKevoy, heard it this morning on the bus on the way to work. Pathetic.

sutz · Sep 20, 2017

Brock is always pretty good at those, and he's brutally honest.

:229031_shrug:

jammerhawk · Sep 20, 2017

As ever Jville thanks for posting that link.

pmedic920 · Sep 20, 2017

Wenhawk":2pn01099 said:
Opposed to so many who have no idea. Was a good perspective, not mentioned by Brock but our OC and OL are forced to compensate for Russell's weaknesses.

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Assuming this is an actuate statement, wouldn't it hold true for every team?

In that they accentuate the positives, avoid weakness in their players.

IMO, the best coaches do it better than the rest.

Uncle Si · Sep 20, 2017

Wenhawk":3ijib46k said:
Opposed to so many who have no idea. Was a good perspective, not mentioned by Brock but our OC and OL are forced to compensate for Russell's weaknesses.

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What weakness are you referring to with this play?

Did he throw it too hard?

mistaowen · Sep 20, 2017

Uncle Si":1j416xab said:
Wenhawk":1j416xab said:

Opposed to so many who have no idea. Was a good perspective, not mentioned by Brock but our OC and OL are forced to compensate for Russell's weaknesses.

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What weakness are you referring to with this play?

Did he throw it too hard?

Everyone knows Prosise has sensitive hands, Russ needs to be more considerate.

LickMyNuts · Sep 20, 2017

The big question is can the defense really take JG away in the red zone?

Do the Seahawks count too much on role players in the red zone?

Somehow the patriots manage to get the ball to Gronkowski even when everybody knows he's the target.

In my opinion you go to your playmakers in the red zone. That's why you pay them the money. Third down and red zone.

Doug Baldwin and JG should be the targets.

MontanaHawk05 · Sep 20, 2017

HawkNuts":3rtvxgzr said:
Somehow the patriots manage to get the ball to Gronkowski even when everybody knows he's the target.

The Patriots have a taller quarterback.

Siouxhawk · Sep 20, 2017

HawkNuts":3fm1zl9c said:
The big question is can the defense really take JG away in the red zone?

Do the Seahawks count too much on role players in the red zone?

Somehow the patriots manage to get the ball to Gronkowski even when everybody knows he's the target.

In my opinion you go to your playmakers in the red zone. That's why you pay them the money. Third down and red zone.

Doug Baldwin and JG should be the targets.

Why can't we just target the open player?

LickMyNuts · Sep 20, 2017

Siouxhawk":27wwrs7x said:
HawkNuts":27wwrs7x said:

The big question is can the defense really take JG away in the red zone?

Do the Seahawks count too much on role players in the red zone?

Somehow the patriots manage to get the ball to Gronkowski even when everybody knows he's the target.

In my opinion you go to your playmakers in the red zone. That's why you pay them the money. Third down and red zone.

Doug Baldwin and JG should be the targets.

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Why can't we just target the open player?

Because they fail more than elite players.

How many balls have you seen Doug Baldwin drop?

LickMyNuts · Sep 20, 2017

The big question is can the defense really take JG away in the red zone?

Do the Seahawks count too much on role players in the red zone?

Somehow the patriots manage to get the ball to Gronkowski even when everybody knows he's the target.

In my opinion you go to your playmakers in the red zone. That's why you pay them the money. Third down and red zone.

Doug Baldwin and JG should be the targets.

Siouxhawk · Sep 20, 2017

I'm not dissing Doug or Jimmy, but PRich just made a pretty pressure catch and Lock has also proven himself. The idea is to get the best matchup possible and pull the trigger on getting the ball there.

Lords of Scythia · Sep 21, 2017

MontanaHawk05":1wfsygt9 said:
HawkNuts":1wfsygt9 said:

Somehow the patriots manage to get the ball to Gronkowski even when everybody knows he's the target.

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The Patriots have a taller quarterback.

Everybody does! Even high school teams! God!

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