<p>&amp;lt;a href=”http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php/option=com_mobile/task=viewaltcast/altcast_code=8ef7d0d370″ &amp;gt;Sunday Night Q&amp;amp;A&amp;lt;/a&amp;gt;</p>...
Much has been made of Pete Carroll’s pronouncement this weekend that Russell Wilson will vie for the starting job. Logic dictates that if there is already a two-man competition for the starting role, Wilson would need to join that competition if the team hopes he could even become the back-up....
Pete Carroll and John Schneider have made a habit of parting ways with players every year that played large roles for the team the previous season. It started with names like T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Deion Branch, and continued with Matt Hasselbeck and Lofa Tatupu. Who will be out of job...
Everyone knows there are three units on a football team: offense, defense, and special teams. Offense and defense receive nearly all of the attention, and the true impact of special teams is usually lost. Seahawks fans have a long history of appreciating great special teams play, all the way back...
Having a top five defense in the NFL last year gave you roughly an 80% chance of making the playoffs. A bunch of us on Twitter continued the debate last night about whether a great defense was enough to make the Seahawks a playoff team, regardless of the offensive question marks...
I tuned into Softy’s show today, and he was asking people how good they thought the team could be this year. The constant refrain from callers when something like this, “The defense is pretty good, but that offense…that offense really stinks.” Instead of fighting the notion that offense stinks. Let’s...
Bruce Irvin being selected as the 15th pick in the NFL draft has gotten plenty of coverage. Most national media has panned the pick because they see it as either much higher than Irvin needed to be drafted, or because Irvin does not appear to be an every down player....
It was literally months in the making. Jerry Brewer, columnist for the Seattle Times, and I have been trading tweets for ages trying to get beers or lunch or something more personable than social media. We settled for a phone call, and recorded it for everyone to hear. I asked Jerry...
<p>&amp;lt;a href=”http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php/option=com_mobile/task=viewaltcast/altcast_code=b5249bd33d” &amp;gt;Post-Draft Seahawks Chat&amp;lt;/a&amp;gt;</p>...
Critics continue to pan the Seahawks draft choices as overdrafted. Supporters continue to argue that Pete Carroll and John Schneider have unique needs that cause them to value players differently than the rest of the NFL. It is possible that both sides are right. Carroll and Schneider have a great...
Somebody is not going to make it. There is a game of musical chairs going on at the quarterback position for the Seahawks, and either Josh Portis or Tarvaris Jackson won’t have a seat when the music stops. Russell Wilson was just drafted in the third round and may find...
Russell Wilson has been a Seahawk for two days. The waiting is over. It’s time to compare him to one of the greatest quarterbacks in the NFL. Watching Wilson play brings back memories of Drew Brees when he was leaving Purdue. Analysts can talk about their similar footwork, accuracy, and...