Good article on the employment of front office patience ..................[

The Seahawks’ patience drives a lot of fans loony.

They scream in frustration through the first, richest days of free agency as other teams spend...and Seattle waits. Again.

This is how the Seahawks do business.

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Cutting Dunlap cratered the pass rush the two-time Pro Bowl defensive end revitalized upon his arrival from Cincinnati in a trade last fall. But a league source confirmed to The News Tribune that allowing Dunlap the opportunity to shop in free agency this month was part of the agreement they made with him when they traded for him in October.

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..................... I didn't know that. When ya treat people right ...... things often work out.

If i've said it once i've said it a million times. The teams that win the first day of free agency wont be competing for super bowls. Those on here that were freaking out, I hope you remember this next year when the exact same thing happens again. And the year after that. and after that etc.

gowazzu02 wrote:If i've said it once i've said it a million times. The teams that win the first day of free agency wont be competing for super bowls. Those on here that were freaking out, I hope you remember this next year when the exact same thing happens again. And the year after that. and after that etc.

There have been some highly-prized FA signings that have played significant roles for championship teams too. You just can't expect to go out there and buy a Lombardi in March if you're going to tank the draft. Smart teams are selective, but are willing to take the right risks. I don't think the teams that signed Brady, Conklin, Bradberry, and Bulaga last year are regretting those deals right now.

Jville wrote:Good article on the employment of front office patience ..................[

The Seahawks’ patience drives a lot of fans loony.

They scream in frustration through the first, richest days of free agency as other teams spend...and Seattle waits. Again.

This is how the Seahawks do business.

Read more here: https://www.thenewstribune.com/sports/n ... rylink=cpy

Cutting Dunlap cratered the pass rush the two-time Pro Bowl defensive end revitalized upon his arrival from Cincinnati in a trade last fall. But a league source confirmed to The News Tribune that allowing Dunlap the opportunity to shop in free agency this month was part of the agreement they made with him when they traded for him in October.

Read more here: https://www.thenewstribune.com/sports/n ... rylink=cpy

..................... I didn't know that. When ya treat people right ...... things often work out.

Thanks Jville