Posted on September 12, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
Clare Farnsworth, Blog, seahawks.com – Olindo Mare won the K position battle that I’ve followed this preseason. He gets the lowdown from Coach Mora has to why he was chosen over Coutu. This is something I’ve been curious about as I thought Coutu did very well this preaseason.
Mike Sando, NFC Blog, espn.com – Ray Willis [...]
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Posted on September 7, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
Huskies & the Roster Cuts
The Huskies played with fire & competitiveness!
The Seahawks waived a player who seemed to be a “lock” to start on announcing their roster cuts. A fair amount of the players cut were deep on the depth chart. You can see the full list here.
The name that was bit startling to hear [...]
Filed under: Ben Obomanu, Courtney Taylor, Derek Walker, Jamar Adams, Lawrence Jackson, Michael Bennett, Nick Reed | Leave a Comment »
Posted on September 7, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
Below are the highlights that I have gathered for this game:
Mike Teel was fantastic – 2 TDs, no interceptions – the guy is not playing like a rookie!!! The Hawks definitely will have something to think about re the draft if he keeps improving at this rate for the rest of the year (ie, do [...]
Filed under: Aaron Curry, Ben Obomanu, Devin Moore, Edgerrin James, Justin Forsett, Max Unger, Michael Bennett, Mike Teel, Nick Reed, Offensive Line, Seahawks | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 28, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
It’s no secret that Coach Mora has been treating this preseason game like it was a regular season game, and has approached it the same way regarding practice and planning.
The KC game is important for the starters as it will be their final preseason tuneup. For the rest of the players, it’s time to make [...]
Filed under: Ben Obomanu, Brock Huard, Cameron Morrah, Coach Mora, Courtney Greene, Courtney Taylor, Dan Curran, Dave Wyman, Defensive Line, Deion Branch, Deon Butler, Derek Walker, Eric Williams, Jamar Adams, Josh Wilson, Julius Jones, Justin Forsett, Lawrence Jackson, Logan Payne, Mike Hass, Offensive Line, Travis Fisher | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 22, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
That is when all the backup players will be fighting to show the deserve a spot on the roster or the practice squad.
Mike Sando & Eric Williams have two good posts dealing with topic. Click their names to see their articles. One thing I learned from Sando is that 3 WR will not be eligible [...]
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Posted on August 21, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
Here are some of the things I’ll being paying attention to against Denver
How well the offensive line does in the continued absence of Walt
Can the defense continue to do well vs the run?
Create more pressure on the QB & get some sacks?
Will the backup CBs show improvement from the last game?
See if Curry can make [...]
Filed under: Aaron Curry, Ben Obomanu, Cameron Morrah, Courtney Taylor, Defensive Line, Justin Forsett, Logan Payne, Mike Hass, Olindo Mare, Pre-season Game, Walter Jones | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 13, 2009 by nflfanaticnumber1
I’ve always wondered about the different terms for WR such as Flanker, Split End, and Slot. Or, using modern terminology the X, Y, and Z positions. Clare Farnsworth has a great plain-English article about this on yesterday’s Seahawks.com webpage. All quoted material used here is from that article.
He also goes a bit into the depth [...]
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