Injury report has it as a sore JC joint.Just heard the Bears are starting Nathan Peterman. I wonder what "injury" they came up with the Justin Fields?
The Jalen Carter joint is very pesky and tends to flair up late in the season.
Injury report has it as a sore JC joint.Just heard the Bears are starting Nathan Peterman. I wonder what "injury" they came up with the Justin Fields?
Unfortunately that game will have no bearing on the Charger Bronco game.Unless they still end up making up the Monday game, and they bump the playoffs out. If Buffalo and Cincy can still impact the playoff seeding, it will be interesting to see what the NFL does.
The youngest team in the NFL was 25.0 years old with the oldest being 27.1 years old. The Seahawks were 26.1.Seattle isn't a young team, they are one of the oldest teams in the league but yeah I do think playoff experience is good for the younger guys on the team.
The #3 vs #5 I think is potentially huge for the Seahawks with lasting effects. I think there is a fairly big drop off after 4 in this draft for what Seattle needs ie a premier lineman or Quarterback.
Damn that’s narrower than I expected. Thanks for sharing. I think it’s fair to say we are young in some key areas at the least especially the tackle spots and the defensive backfield.The youngest team in the NFL was 25.0 years old with the oldest being 27.1 years old. The Seahawks were 26.1.
Bledsoe Mirer, Trevor Lawrence Zach Wilson etc..Well, there is also the quiet unspoken view that the team now has a surplus of draft capital. Consideration for parleying some 2023 draft capital into future draft capital might very well come into play.
The difference of a couple of spots in the draft order doesn't matter to me.
The youngest team in the NFL was 25.0 years old with the oldest being 27.1 years old. The Seahawks were 26.1.
Don’t forget Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf. Leaf was considered to have more upside and there was a rumor Indy went with Manning due to Leaf’s distain for the Colts. I always take those reports with a grain of saltBledsoe Mirer, Trevor Lawrence Zach Wilson etc..
It does make a difference
Who cares, I can't stand obsessing over draft positioning. Third, Fifth, who cares. I hope the pick is simply used to trade down for more picks anyway.
Remember when the Seahawks drafted Aaron Curry at Number Four? How'd that work out? Three seasons, 5.5 sacks and 4 forced fumbles. Big whup.
Well said. Sorry but anyone that thinks it doesn’t matter just doesn’t understand the draft in my opinion. How have our first picks looked the last five years? It is better to have a higher pick, period.Kenny Easley - 4th overall
Cortez Kennedy - 3rd overall
Walter Jones - 6th overall
I'd say it matters, because with all of the rest of our draft picks in our entire history we've only managed 1 HoF selection outside those 3, and that was Steve Hutchison (17th overall). Sure Wagner will definitely make the HoF and maybe Sherman, ET, Wilson, Chancellor too some day, but til now our highest success rate has come with those picks at the top of the round (of which we haven't had many - Curt Warner, Jeff Bryant, Shawn Springs, Russell Okung all were top 6 selections, and only Mirer, Curry and Niehaus were busts, with the latter an injury bust more than anything).
Who cares, I can't stand obsessing over draft positioning. Third, Fifth, who cares. I hope the pick is simply used to trade down for more picks anyway.
Remember when the Seahawks drafted Aaron Curry at Number Four? How'd that work out? Three seasons, 5.5 sacks and 4 forced fumbles. Big whup.
Seattle isn't a young team, they are one of the oldest teams in the league but yeah I do think playoff experience is good for the younger guys on the team.
The #3 vs #5 I think is potentially huge for the Seahawks with lasting effects. I think there is a fairly big drop off after 4 in this draft for what Seattle needs ie a premier lineman or Quarterback.
Well, most of the league would have taken Aaron Curry. He was a phenomenal player in college.Who cares, I can't stand obsessing over draft positioning. Third, Fifth, who cares. I hope the pick is simply used to trade down for more picks anyway.
Remember when the Seahawks drafted Aaron Curry at Number Four? How'd that work out? Three seasons, 5.5 sacks and 4 forced fumbles. Big whup.