Not many that lived up to expectations, that's for sure... M. Lynch was another one that panned out for us... We traded a 4th rounder for him...
You can be loud with your CAPS all you want but when we traded for him at the time, it was a very big deal throughout the NFL community... At the time, Percy was a great all around player who did many things very well... He didn't pan out out for us, that much is obvious but it doesn't take away from the fact that he was a versatile, dynamic player who was very productive on offense and special teams when we seeked out a trade for him... Defenses had to scheme for him when he was on the field... Yes, he didn't pan out AFTER we traded for him like we had hoped for but at the time of the trade, it didn't seem unreasonable...
He was talented no doubt, but he had a history that indicated mental problems going back to his college days and continued in the pros. Likely caused the Seahawks to take character into consideration in evaluating players going forward.
Ok.., I’ll just look at you like this anytime you put a capital word in place. You’re just quoting the word with your fingers. I get it.
Definitely had a history of characteristic issues. And I’m glad the Seahawks learned from it. I’m by no means sticking up for Harvin because like most of you, I felt like that ended up to be a disaster outside the Super Bowl.
Duane Brown, Leonard Williams, and Ernest Jones I would say were all very good in terms of how it worked out. But there are many more that didn't end up well, and it wouldn't ruin my year if we stopped trading picks for players. Players for picks has been a bit more fruitful.
