[FULL ARTICLE TEXT] Pete Carroll was giddy when the Seahawks traded back in first round of the 2012 draft and still were able to select Bruce Irvin. Carroll described Irvin as the ideal LEO pass rusher. He was long, lean, flexible and insanely fast. Seattle had drafted the heir apparent...
The draft is complete. Free agents have come, but mostly gone. Deals have been extended. It is time to update the Hawk Blogger 5-Year Roster Outlook. All the draft picks and the key free agent changes have been added 2015 Notable Possible Departures Doug Baldwin James Carpenter Malcolm Smith K.J....
We have all gone beast mode on the golf course. Usually, it involves wrapping your club around a tree or driving the head of your putter into the green. Now you have the chance to see the original beast mode up close-and-personal while golfing and supporting a great cause. Marshawn...
John Schneider has had a ton of success in the draft over the last four years. When he talks about his approach, I listen. Putting together comments he made from a series of interviews before and after the draft, I believe he added a new criteria to his evaluation system...
People say predicting what John Schneider is going to do in the draft is impossible. Let’s take a look to see how close I came, position-by-position. Grading my projections In my article predicting the Seahawks picks by position, I had: 1 WR 1 OT 1 G/C 1 DE 1 LB...
John Schneider and Pete Carroll hold their cards as close to their vests as any front office pair in the NFL before the draft. Then they are among the most transparent after picks are made. It is just one more way in which they revel in contradiction. While the rest...