NorthHawk wrote:Not to mention Cooper Kupp and their WR#2.
So what’s our Defensive focus this week, stop the pass like last week?
trents wrote:It's worth noting that the Raiders may be the best team with a bad record in the NFL. Their losses have not been blow outs.
obiken wrote:Thats it River, we are not what HT thought we were, or what I thought we were, we are what ASHF thought we were: Average.
Aseahawkfan wrote:Your D-line must be anchored by players that can do both run defense and pass rush all the time. If you have a player who is good against the run, then bad against the pass or vice versa and a team can adjust the game plan if one player isn't in, then you D-line player has major weaknesses which can be exploited. Players like Bosa and Donald don't care if you run or pass, they are going to shut it down.
trents wrote:It's worth noting that the Raiders may be the best team with a bad record in the NFL. Their losses have not been blow outs.
NorthHawk wrote:I haven't done much research on this years draft prospects, but there doesn't seem to be the same type of buzz for DL like in past years.
Last year Will Anderson of Alabama was thought to be another TJ Watt or mini Lawrence Taylor - a game wrecking OLB. This year he hasn't got it together like last year.
He's still talented, but he has had a lesser year than last. There are a couple of guys from the SEC that show flashes and some that play pretty well, but there doesn't seem
to be another Derrick Brown, Jeffery Simmonds, or Montez Sweat types who consistently dominate up front. Maybe the bowl games and Combine will uncover a few players
not currently considered or after viewing their athleticism discover they had been playing out of position or scheme. There will be some players that will turn into solid pros
but will they be worth a first round pick? With our DL seemingly in flux between a 3-4 and 4-3, can we find a player that can play both or will we decide what we want to play
and draft accordingly as it doesn't seem to me that we have the personnel to play the defense we are playing at times. It might not bed as quick a fix as we all hope.
Aseahawkfan wrote:A beast strong safety would be good too. Diggs is being asked to do too much right now. Diggs is best if he can focus on pass coverage. We need a strong safety to fill the Kam role. Given Adams contract, we'll probably try him for another year. See if he can withstand the physicality of the game one more time.
Hawktawk wrote:He’s got to get lucky once doesn’t he ? Penny too. Have other options but I would bring both those guys back .
Hawktawk wrote:8 players out due to illness at todays practice and some practiced sick too . Can we get a break ?
As for Penny he broke a bone in his leg after 11 injury free starts where he played at an all pro level . I’d give him one more chance . If we don’t someone will .
Hawktawk wrote:8 players out due to illness at todays practice and some practiced sick too . Can we get a break ?
As for Penny he broke a bone in his leg after 11 injury free starts where he played at an all pro level . I’d give him one more chance . If we don’t someone will .
Aseahawkfan wrote:I'm sure someone will. I feel like the guy's body has told him he can't handle it and he needs to listen. These nagging injuries add up and can cause long-term life issues. If he's managed his money well, he should be set for life and able to transition to a new profession. Why should he continue to risk injury to push on when his body is clearly telling him not to?
c_hawkbob wrote:Bones heal, if Penny wants to continue playing I don't think it's time for the NFL to stick a fork in him. It's not like Bam Bam's situation where he could paralyze himself for life. The problem with us giving him one more chance is that he'll be a free agent and would require more of a commitment than another "prove it" deal.
Nobody including Seattle is giving him a multi year deal . It would have to be another 1 year incentive laden prove you can stay on the field deal .
Hawktawk wrote:This is for River . Bad calls , bad coaching decisions , injuries etc are not excuses . They are facts , explanations . My wish is for healthy players on my team , for officials that are fair and nearly invisible. For equity if we’re going to fly 11 hours to play on a mudhole and emphatically end a 4 game win streak .
I like my team winning and when injury and bad calls and a setup in Munich fs us up
I’m pissed River . Nothing humorous about your act . Odd fan .
c_hawkbob wrote:Bones heal, if Penny wants to continue playing I don't think it's time for the NFL to stick a fork in him. It's not like Bam Bam's situation where he could paralyze himself for life. The problem with us giving him one more chance is that he'll be a free agent and would require more of a commitment than another "prove it" deal.
c_hawkbob wrote:Disagree, someone will give him a go on a 3 or 4 year deal.
NorthHawk wrote:That's why you draft another good RB. It's a simple concept - get players who can be available to play most of the time.
NorthHawk wrote:2nd or maybe 3rd round might land us a good RB. There are a number of good ones this year.
It might be hit or miss on the DL this year so if that’s the priority we might end up trading down with one of our 1sts.
Maybe even both depending on Denver’s pick.
MackStrongIsMyHero wrote:Glad to see the players are over their illness, but that many guys being out or under the weather come game day would be a legit reason to be worried.
Do agree this should be a win. No Stafford, Kupp, or Donald.
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