Huskies 2019 season

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[RegentDenali]

Good to see him out there. But still think it will be a long recovery road to be out there playing NFL games again. Even if he plays this year sometime, expect a limited role and still trying to protect that knee at all cost. Similar to the year Graham had when he came back from a Patellar like that. It's in many ways a worse injury than a ACL.
But still, go Dawgs!!!

 

[seahawksfan234]

Good to see him out there. But still think it will be a long recovery road to be out there playing NFL games again. Even if he plays this year sometime, expect a limited role and still trying to protect that knee at all cost. Similar to the year Graham had when he came back from a Patellar like that. It's in many ways a worse injury than a ACL.
But still, go Dawgs!!!

Hope he gets healthy. Hawks could really use him.

 

[RegentDenali]

 

[seahawksfan234]

Definitely could be worse. Personally I only care about the start times for home games because I hate going to night games. In terms of "national exposure," a PAC-12 game against a weak opponent wouldn't really garner much of an audience irrespective of the start time.

 

[seahawksfan234]

Sample Of Sample As Advertised

Nice to hear that Drew Sample is getting rare reviews from his peers. I was honestly stunned when he was selected in the second round. I didn't think he'd get selected until the 4th or 5th rounds.

Some have talked about UW TEs coach Jordan Paopao being on the hot seat due to somewhat lackluster TE recruiting prior to the Mark Redman signing, but with both Sample and Dissly, the Bengals and Seahawks have all raved about how well they were coached and how they were very advanced with their technique.

 

[seahawksfan234]

He could be in line for early playing time. I think I read somewhere he could be the starting nose tackle for the Rams. With Gaines' ability to eat up double teams, he could really open up a lot of things for Aaron Donald.

Aaron Donald talks up Greg Gaines: 'Every day he's getting better'

 

[mcnabb7542]

Definitely could be worse. Personally I only care about the start times for home games because I hate going to night games. In terms of "national exposure," a PAC-12 game against a weak opponent wouldn't really garner much of an audience irrespective of the start time.

Yeah the 7PM starts really suck cause you can be in the parking lot all day drinking then come game time your looking to crash out right before kickoff in an RV

 

[seahawksfan234]

Yeah the 7PM starts really suck cause you can be in the parking lot all day drinking then come game time your looking to crash out right before kickoff in an RV

The athletic department would make so much money if they just sold booze in the concession stands and not in those stupid fucking beer gardens. I'd rather shell out money to get drunk in the stadium while I watch the game instead of having to get drunk before the game.

Pain in the ass that by halftime I start sobering up and getting sleepy and have to go to some designated area to grab a beer and drink it as quickly as possible so I don't miss the game.

 

[seahawksfan234]

Sort of a random thought, but last night I re-watched Eason's highlights from Georgia and the biggest thing that stood out to me was his footwork.

He tends to rely too much on his upper body and his natural arm strength than stepping into his throws. I noticed that on his drop backs he would frequently get happy feet and throw the ball using just his upper body instead of getting his feet set.

Hopefully he has improved on this, but after the staff was unable to notice that Jake Browning wasn't using his hips or lower body on his throws, it makes me skeptical.

 

[mcnabb7542]

Sort of a random thought, but last night I re-watched Eason's highlights from Georgia and the biggest thing that stood out to me was his footwork.

He tends to rely too much on his upper body and his natural arm strength than stepping into his throws. I noticed that on his drop backs he would frequently get happy feet and throw the ball using just his upper body instead of getting his feet set.

Hopefully he has improved on this, but after the staff was unable to notice that Jake Browning wasn't using his hips or lower body on his throws, it makes me skeptical.

It kinda bothers me that at D1 program they are so suspect in the QB coaching accept.
I was pretty upset with what Jake said about his training down in Cali for the draft and how a coach changed is footwork and delivery with the ball.

 

[seahawksfan234]

It kinda bothers me that at D1 program they are so suspect in the QB coaching accept.
I was pretty upset with what Jake said about his training down in Cali for the draft and how a coach changed is footwork and delivery with the ball.

Yeah, it's frustrating. I tried defending the coaching staff due to the fact that I would assume that going to an organization that specializes in QB development would improve any player, but it would've been nice if the team would've realized that Browning wasn't using his hips when he was attempting a pass.

I watched the combine and he looked like a drastically different player and apparently the velocity on his throws was up there with some of the top QBs at the combine.

It remains to be seen if his adjustments will translate to in-game issue, but one can't help but imagine how different things might have been if Browning had a bit more zip on his throws while he was at UW.

 

[seahawksfan234]

UCLA Football: Bruins Land Transfer QB Colson Yankoff

This is unfortunate considering that I believe he'll be a great fit in Chip Kelly's offense.

 

[seahawksfan234]

I found this a bit surprising. I would've assumed USC would be ranked higher.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Washington Huskies NCAA Mens Floral Button Up Shirt

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[seahawksfan234]

Washington Huskies NCAA Mens Floral Button Up Shirt

As a recovering frat boy - we love our Hawaiian shirts - I'm not sure if I love this or think it's awful.

 

[seahawksfan234]

Hopefully Bush Hamden prints this out and puts it on his wall.

When the defense has a shorter field to play with, they can play tighter coverage underneath and it's on the offensive coordinator to make adjustments.

Had the Huskies played better inside the 40, things would've been much different last year.

 

[mcnabb7542]

UCLA Football: Bruins Land Transfer QB Colson Yankoff

This is unfortunate considering that I believe he'll be a great fit in Chip Kelly's offense.

Interesting! Let’s see how he plays down there

 

[seahawksfan234]

Interesting! Let’s see how he plays down there

Wish him the best unless it's against the Huskies.