Seahawks Depth Chart Pre-Draft

Twenty-four hours from now, we will be hours away from waiting hours for the Seahawks to more-than-likely trade out of the first round. Does the NFL have us by the unmentionables or what? You will see many pre-draft pundits talk about “needs,” but let’s try to dig a little...
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Prepping For The Draft: Secondary

I broke down each position group immediately following the Super Bowl predicting what would happen, player-by-player. Now is the right time to see where things stand heading into the draft. Secondary Things are progressing on plan here. WHAT I GOT RIGHT Earl Thomas extended Added depth at nickel corner (Phillip...
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Must Read: Brochure Sent By Seahawks To Player Agents

I don’t usually post pass-alongs, but this deserves as much attention as it can get. The Seahawks sent this slide deck to player agents. It is chock full of information that makes a case for why undrafted free agents should favor the Seahawks, largely because Seattle has a track...
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Prepping For The Draft: Wide Receivers & Tight Ends

I broke down each position group immediately following the Super Bowl predicting what would happen, player-by-player. Now is the right time to see where things stand heading into the draft. Wide Receivers & Tight Ends This group panned out differently than I predicted, and nobody is happier to be wrong...
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Strength In Numbers: A Look At NFC West Draft Trends

John Schneider has nothing to prove. He has helped to take one of the worst rosters in the NFL and turn it into a Super Bowl winner in just four seasons. He has drafted Pro Bowl players in each of his first three drafts, with strong potential for a...
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Prepping For The Draft: Defensive Line

I broke down each position group immediately following the Super Bowl predicting what would happen, player-by-player. Now is the right time to see where things stand heading into the draft. Defensive Line This unit largely played out as expected. I had: GOING Chris Clemons Clinton McDonald Red Bryant STAYING Michael...
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Right On Schedule: NFL Doles Out Pleasure And Pain

The Treaty of Versailles ended World War I, and required six months of negotiations. The future of nations and millions of their citizens was at stake. It takes four months for Major League Baseball to negotiate their schedule. The NFL takes over two months to agree on theirs. Time...
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