Pick #81 - G Christian Haynes

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I am not convinced Poles made the right pick at #75. I have more doubts about Davis at RG than about Jones at LT. If Haynes becomes a solid starting guard for the Seahawks while Poles guy never develops into more than a swing tackle, then JS beat Poles again in 3rd round (as he did with Lucas). On the flip side, he could have missed on a LT who will be better than Cross. I don’t know, but I will be curious to find out.
 

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In the glory days of our runs to the Superb owl, we had O lines that would chew up the Niners. It was shocking that they dismantled it a piece at a time. Hate on Dallas all you want, but they have the same cap to work under, but they had maybe the best O line in the NFL for years, and rebuilt it to today, where it is just top tier. While Seattle fell apart, along with the O line.
We had Bowie and Bailey, cheap rookies who sucked at pass-pro, but were big-bodied maulers in the run game. And Sweezy, a converted DT. Yes, they moved bodies in the run game, and Russell was at his peak elusiveness to escape pass rushes to make up for crappy protection. Plus the ever-present threat of Lynch kept the pass rushers honest.

PC/JS strategy those years was to save money on a cheap O-Line so they could spend the money on defensive talent.
 

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He reminds me of Rob Sims former Seahawks OL.
 

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