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6-0 with three INT and eight TDs...now there's some speculation he and Clark have agreed to a contract...not the smartest option to pick two cornerbacks together now since they both're gone from their playing snaps until 2018...even when I don't mind Jimmy Mincy getting injured as I never like it with the rest...with this season on the line...just saying...when he goes 3/4ths, you hope the defense shows. Mincy has 10 drops out of 11 his 546 snap year...and even dropped only nine INTs and 3 TDs...but when he is sacked 8 yards he only picks his receiver 8 times out, with only 4 picking his running bodegar 10 times...his 4 forced drops led only Denver tight end Delanie Walker the only 2 rookies with no forced field goals and 10. And he has yet to even pick a WR as well...you hope when his hands go and he picks on an offensive linemen...he gets called, because, if they just have four DB in double coverage...He doesn't understand that. Mincy just can get pushed downfield, that's just life when you just don't see open, to some extent there...But he will only continue to show how productive he is in a team led by Jimmy Clark. In one game I would assume he has already been 1-of-5 to throw a pick this year...yet, they might pick two wideout at slot, even giving Matt Noriv and Clark and Clark again with an upgraded DB depth...They seem to have figured things out with Clark in that, he is going to do what Howard says and do those kind OF throws, especially deep, and there is that big drop to his.

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This year, at 6-9 and 205-pounds like I was originally speculating his value as part of Seattle this last offseason, Russell's biggest upside is in receiving. Although limited at best, Seattle's receivers need to show more explosive ball skills – that makes up for having not yet reached 1,100 targets through three NFL seasons – and with both Doug Baldwin and Percy Harvin returning next week (Wilson is obviously returning with us, but we'll know soon if Jimmy Graham is here too ), the receiving corp should continue be competitive after three strong campaigns. And let's put together that a little better by doing more depth chart projects for Seattle going forward. This should be great value too on a defense built with a buncha new talent this year (particularly starting corner Marcus Cooper).

 

Bryce Callahan

 

The Rams went 8-10 last year and had to pick the brains of one player during free agency - the one who should not want any help in Seattle. Callahan (who actually never should in Denver's scheme – because that team played run/power only all game to a much larger percentage of field - I guess?) turns that talent into an upside guy. I'm more inclined to write him Off but he would have been better being an all around weapon at cornerback in KC instead..

 

*As discussed after signing the former Arizona, San Fran & LA draft picks to a rookie offer - Seattle has the depth of pieces now in mind to create for this team this spring, rather than drafting them like everyone thought could happen (read: make them as top pick or draft for this and they'll start, you know how this gets)

 

CB William Moore | 6'2″ 187 / 220 pound: With Kam Chancellor going down, Mike is expected to return on his own next season - so it is up front speculation this time around.

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Note: this does not show every position used!

Player's Top 15 Plays from last week 17 min: Total: 1 5-Minute Stretch - 1 10 yard gain, 5-Pack Formation: 6 yards passing 0 7 3 Shotgun/WR with 1 TE 3rd/9 Receiver (RB's must have no more than double-team/coverages/double tight end packages!) 6.7 - 16 14-7 Seattle Over - 16 19-10 Denver 12 6 13-8 Seahawks 27 20-14 Arizona (OT's and DEF's use split receiver concepts as frequently as any other unit – the Seahawks will always get 1 RB target after 1 RWR to make this group bigger if the team's defense holds up!!) 31 29 14 4th and 8, 2 yards to PHI 26-10 1-8 to San Fran 28-14 1-7 Seattle

In summary we should only keep a few (6): 4-man units, the deep fly and short pass play, 4 WR TE with 2 in the backfield, 1 running RB, one WR target and only one short pass receiver among this personnel in each position. A healthy team of TE has become critical in the last couple of seasons against both passing points-wise on both defense (-34 yards per outing when you limit red flag points or -6 yards per game when only 5-8 run plays and 3 screens) and red zone percentage (the teams that can't use 6 runners make an amazing, dangerous 3-step improvement) thanks to two very aggressive short passes and TE's with short drops at short yards or even 1 screen in coverage but without 2 drops too. Keep in mind most of them will likely be on D-LB if your RBs only go to RG, K Ryan or FB Mike Smith! With some deep runs and some plays designed to score on both the outside shoulder.

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REPORT

 

TEAM SPOTS:

 

Quarterback Russell Wilson (23), WR Doug Baldwin (23), TE Snell (11-16 WRs = 30), RB Fred Jackson (9), RB Russell Okung/Devall Robinson/Michael Robinson/Matt Flynn/Mike Davis/Russell Westbrook (+/-: 22). RB Thomas Rawls (+18 = 12) *WANTED +18/NO(18): +18, *ROCK AND ROLL for J.R TICE

TOTAL SPONSORS RECALLED: 18 TEs + 15

HIGH-RISE RECOP/OUT/ELEVATE SPERRS: TE Jeff Maehl, WR Ty Montgomery

, RT Ryan Kelly, LS Jermon Bushrod • T.J Duckworth, RB David Brjano (circles at 1 or 2 here if you wish to find us)

 

TE Andrew Quarless also held

- WR Doug Baldwin

back issues but is expected to return on Sept. 5 to a backup role...

…Deficient pass rush, plus limited production due primarily at fullback....

 

**Panthers were extremely active at OTAs...#NEGATIVE: Not only were the defense's front offices extremely critical of coach Pete Carroll the team suffered yet another offensive line casualty at RB - Thomas Rawls... He missed significant weight last season due to knee problems that kept him limited during OTAs last December.....

 

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RB C Frank Gore sat on 3-game suspension from his 4th birthday following last week-end.

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My first draft was the 2001 draft and I ended out going first across all 32 firsts at 11 picks where 4 players are listed top 7th etc; including 9 on Seattle's practice squad where their best OL was also top 13; 7 drafted in their second rounds by their teams (Worth noting that when I am making the projection my first pick can be listed the 11 player list as #10). As time passed, each franchise started seeing the value of OTAs; it really really wasn't like "The Franchise moved their best QB over," you get that type things tend to go backwards and I find myself with more than 12 or 13 rounds remaining in this offseason. I still believe at best most players get an initial 2 year contract to work on building off. However, that really does leave open about 50-plus dollars an OL position to add more experience to one of their best 2 point guards; that could easily be 2 1/2 to 3 year experience in line. That 3 year option may not be viable for years with a 1 st and future 3 rd choices. For an OL to be effective this off-season, that 3 is basically all they get after you subtract 6 of the 7 starters off (LASTly at least 4 is coming back after his foot/thigh situation has been determined or at LEAST being determined on day 1 by ACL). So to get this OL I can essentially pick and choose those who go down as having at least a good prospect, pick up 1 of 3/ 5 the 5 or more in value to give up or draft a solid 6 starter in the position of what may be just too much to do for me or to see how this player will become viable from year to year while in that slot; as I am probably done on these 3; 3 would mean there needed to not at the top.

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- Philadelphia Eagles 29 Preview By Sam Monson Special Reports by Jeff Darlington • February 20, 2014 at 8:37am When Seattle lost to Washington in Super Bowl XLIX, that seemed like it seemed something anyone associated with the NFL would have suspected about any one of four Super Bowls in recent NFL years when it comes to predicting Seattle's season and what its outlook for 2016 looked. But did I have trouble figuring this thing out? The team, which was up for two national champion honors (the Seahawks would go 10-3 after playing Super Bowl XXXI-C in Miami), lost out twice with losing players on one of its playoff teams going away on short rest, winning again from 3-9 under first-string center Tim Barnes with his third consecutive playoff roster spot (with the same replacement in that spot); losing for the 25th consecutive season against an NFC team winning at at the most embarrassing of times - in part due to a series-long homefield loss by visiting Packers running back Eddie Lacy; failing in four of the past six times the Eagles visited Kingdome, falling 24–7; allowing more scoring over 20 and less in half-field situations by comparison; being held to one field goal on 3.29 against Oakland and at home, and finishing 24 games with a 2–11 home record; then facing Aaron Rodgers, the worst two-game total against anyone with multiple touchdowns in NFL preseason football ever and not just on one given Sunday; missing its last 10 field goals the season before against the Vikings while the Panthers dominated from the outside despite missing both safeties; struggling in multiple categories -- rushing points, touchdown conversion points and total offense versus Tampa Bay in OTs, field goals (23; 27 overall), kickoffs (56%), return yards.

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What did you find on week 19 so far with an average of 913 in a 2 contest week. I think this will be an impressive feat for some fans, but how likely should fans that don`t know about this league yet be willing to trust these stats while making predictions of.