NorthHawk wrote:Wait for it. Pete has the same look on his face he had when he said that Irvin and Mayowa were good enough to be starting DE's.
He than panicked when they couldn't produce and traded the farm for Adams for some sort of Pass Rush.
I think he will repeathis move after a few games and give away a couple of 1sts to the 49ers for Jimmy G. or maybe some other QB that is currently
a backup like Minshew. That type of move will set us back 10 years, but Pete doesn't have that time so he will pull the trigger.
Aseahawkfan wrote:If Geno is here as a starter past a year or two, then we have utterly failed in the draft.
If Pete Carroll gets desperate in a down season and trades even a 3rd round pick for junkyard QB Jimmie G I am done with him. He will literally have to win a Super Bowl to get me back on board.
Aseahawkfan wrote:If Geno is here as a starter past a year or two, then we have utterly failed in the draft.
If Pete Carroll gets desperate in a down season and trades even a 3rd round pick for junkyard QB Jimmie G I am done with him. He will literally have to win a Super Bowl to get me back on board.
obiken wrote:Why? There are a lot of QB's that are not Franchise solid but cannot win a SB. Cousins just being one of them.
jshawaii22 wrote:No sympathy for Geno (or whomever the teams sends out), but it's real simple. Geno is not a starting QB in the NFL. Never was... The question begs, why is he here? It's not his fault that the team management has decided to make him the scapegoat for the upcoming season, but so be it.
What we need to do this year is pull an "Indy" and be able to tank enough to draft one of the top 2 or 3 QB picks, period. Anything less then one of the top QBs coming out will be a disaster that may take a decade to recover from.
Having Geno start puts us well on the way in that direction.
jshawaii22 wrote:No sympathy for Geno (or whomever the teams sends out), but it's real simple. Geno is not a starting QB in the NFL. Never was... The question begs, why is he here? It's not his fault that the team management has decided to make him the scapegoat for the upcoming season, but so be it.
What we need to do this year is pull an "Indy" and be able to tank enough to draft one of the top 2 or 3 QB picks, period. Anything less then one of the top QBs coming out will be a disaster that may take a decade to recover from.
Having Geno start puts us well on the way in that direction.
Aseahawkfan wrote:I agree with Mack. Not real interesting in tanking. My dream of getting the next Peyton Manning happens organically, preferably with Denver's pick.
Aseahawkfan wrote:I agree with Mack. Not real interesting in tanking. My dream of getting the next Peyton Manning happens organically, preferably with Denver's pick.
Hawktawk wrote:And for the zillionth time Russ came in thr 3rd round . I saw someone mention the Indianapolis model : how did suck for luck really work out in the end . Never stop trying to win . I think it’s how Seattle sees it. Tanking isn’t in Pete’s DNA.
Hawktawk wrote:And for the zillionth time Russ came in thr 3rd round . I saw someone mention the Indianapolis model : how did suck for luck really work out in the end . Never stop trying to win . I think it’s how Seattle sees it. Tanking isn’t in Pete’s DNA.
trents wrote:We are about where we are between the Hasslebeck era and the Russ W. era when Tevarius Jackson was our starting QB.
trents wrote:We are about where we are between the Hasslebeck era and the Russ W. era when Tevarius Jackson was our starting QB.
I-5 wrote:That sounds about right. Makes me wonder if that means there will be a Matt Flynn/Russell Wilson scenario to follow this offseason.
Old but Slow wrote:Personally, I like Geno, and have reasonable hope that he can be a starting QB in the league. He has always had the physical skills, he has leadership ability, and has the time and experience to become reliable. That said, I will be most irritated if the team does not take one of the QBs in the draft. If Geno shows well, we have trade bait, or a very good backup. He also could start another year (or most of the season) to allow the rookie to learn and get spot appearances.
I am against tanking to gain draft advantage. It can be done discretely, like not put the right guys on special teams. Just a small thing, but can be enough to lose a couple more. But, I don't think it is done much, and I don't see it matters much. I call it the fuddle factor. Golfers learn that if you worry about the water hazard you will hit it. The standings usually reflect a certain amount of fuddle factor, as teams outperform or underperform and suddenly Houston is in the playoffs. Well, yeah, that's a little extreme, but the argument stands. Hitting it in the water is akin to a team going into a game they should win but worrying that they won't. Injuries, upsets, and supernatural events affect the natural order of things, and suddenly the bottom is the top and...you know.
In other words, I would like to go all out to win, and if it costs us a vital draft slot, so be it.
NorthHawk wrote:31 teams don't think he would be an upgrade for backup QB and 32 teams don' t think he's starter material including us.
It's why the competition goes on. We are looking for an upgrade at QB and even when he was on the market earlier in the year we didn't scramble to sign him.
Being a starting QB by default doesn't make a player better, it just shows the lack of options that a team has.
Hawktawk wrote:YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN NOR DO I OR ANYONE ELSE.
Hawktawk wrote:YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN NOR DO I OR ANYONE ELSE.
trents wrote:There is a fine line between negativity and realism. And another fine line between positivity and pollyannaism.
trents wrote:I hope Moyer and KJ are correct. But they are in house team spokesmen and obligated to be positive. They are certainly painting a rosier picture of the Hawks chances of doing well than the rest of the media.
trents wrote:I hope Moyer and KJ are correct. But they are in house team spokesmen and obligated to be positive. They are certainly painting a rosier picture of the Hawks chances of doing well than the rest of the media.
Hawktawk wrote:Yeah I’ve seen them be quite critical too . Wyman is excited , doesn’t know quite what to expect . Those closest to this team are definitely more cautiously optimistic then national outlets . I think they are sincere . They don’t want to look foolish . It’s really about the qb. KJ practiced against him on scout team 2 years , swears by his 2 minute drill . Called him an intellectual which I wouldn’t have thought at all . It’s about Geno either being decent at minimum or sucking so bad so fast they yank him and Drew morphs into Josh Allen or we ain’t hitting the over . And we must run .
trents wrote:I hope Moyer and KJ are correct. But they are in house team spokesmen and obligated to be positive. They are certainly painting a rosier picture of the Hawks chances of doing well than the rest of the media.
Hawktawk wrote:Yeah I’ve seen them be quite critical too . Wyman is excited , doesn’t know quite what to expect . Those closest to this team are definitely more cautiously optimistic then national outlets . I think they are sincere . They don’t want to look foolish . It’s really about the qb. KJ practiced against him on scout team 2 years , swears by his 2 minute drill . Called him an intellectual which I wouldn’t have thought at all . It’s about Geno either being decent at minimum or sucking so bad so fast they yank him and Drew morphs into Josh Allen or we ain’t hitting the over . And we must run .
I-5 wrote:Common sense (and stats back it up) show that Geno since arriving in Seattle, is fairly accurate (74% completion rate), can throw long (10% of plays are 20+ yards), takes decent care of the ball (1 INT vs 5 TDs and 100 pass attempts), and isn't much of a run threat. He may not win you a game like Russ would, but he probably won't lose you the game either. So I do think if we win it will have to be through the run game, defense, and special teams. Stafford will throw more TD's than Geno, but will also throw more picks...I'm pretty confident in that.
I-5 wrote:Common sense (and stats back it up) show that Geno since arriving in Seattle, is fairly accurate (74% completion rate), can throw long (10% of plays are 20+ yards), takes decent care of the ball (1 INT vs 5 TDs and 100 pass attempts), and isn't much of a run threat. He may not win you a game like Russ would, but he probably won't lose you the game either. So I do think if we win it will have to be through the run game, defense, and special teams. Stafford will throw more TD's than Geno, but will also throw more picks...I'm pretty confident in that.
Aseahawkfan wrote:That is not common sense at all. Common sense would tell you 3 games isn't anything to base a season on, especially when the most important stat which I guess you're filling in for HT ignoring is he went 1 and 2.
Geno literally has lost us games. He went 1 and 2. Your stat line is based on 13 quarters of "great play" led to a 1 and 2 record. He literally did lose us games due to an inability to keep up with opposing QBs by playing an overly conservative game. He lost two of the three games he started. If you're the QB, you lose your team games if you can't step up and put points on the board to stay ahead of the other team. That is your job as a QB. He doesn't do that job.
Just unreal how much some fans twist stats into some favorable narrative that is just not true. There is no such thing as a QB who doesn't "lose you games" because they play careful ball. There are QBs that give you a great chance to win and those that hinder the team you don't want to keep them around too long as starters. If the run game isn't working and Geno has to "win" the game, he's going to lose us a lot of games because he can't step up and win.
I guess you joined HT's club, which is probably why you defended his BS attacks Russell Wilson.
I-5 wrote:By your logic, Russ literally lost us 8 games to 6 wins (the Rams loss belongs to Russ since he played the worse part in it). I’m basing his stats on the 3 full games he did play, because that is the most relevant indication of where he is. For example, his TD/TO was much different before Seattle. so clearly the coaching style has changed his approach, and he talks about it as well. We’ll have freah stats this year. I know 2 new trends: our pass pro will be better, and Geno probably not hold onto the ball as long as Wilson.
Aseahawkfan wrote:
Russ won us a Super Bowl and was competitive for most of his 10 seasons. You're not using logic, so stop pretending you are. Logic is basing your player assessment off years of competitive play, not 3 games where you ignore that you lost 2 of them. Geno is a career loser and even when he took over for three games, he went 1 and 2. Guys who take three games of which we lost 2 and try to extrapolate that into a season of "success" are trying to sell used lemons to the Seahawk fan base.
You don't know our pass protection will be better. You don't know anything about this team or what it will look like against starting NFL competition. No one does.
You don't know Geno worth a crap. You ignored the 13 sacks in 13 quarters. He was sacked once a quarter. He will hold onto the ball because he's afraid of turnovers because Pete hates turnovers. Russell was holding onto the ball to make plays. Geno will hold on to the ball to avoid turnovers.
I'm not going to continue this with fans who want to ignore inconvenient facts like Geno losing more than he won playing the "best football of his career" or that he held on to the ball as well to avoid turnovers taking one sack per quarter he played. Believe what you want and when reality sets in and you see that Geno isn't close to the answer and isn't a competitive starting QB, then the threads will start stating as much and waiting for us to draft a real competitive starting QB.
I will not at all be surprised if Pete's head is being called for by midseason.
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