Schotty fired

[MrS]

We are sneaking up on 6yrs since our last one... Where did you get 10?

2014-2021, even if you want to go by literal year 2015-2022 MAYBE. 7 years going on 10. Ill bet you $100 we dont make the superbowl in the next 3 years.

 

[Anointed One]

2014-2021, even if you want to go by literal year 2015-2022 MAYBE. 7 years going on 10. Ill bet you $100 we dont make the superbowl in the next 3 years.

2015-2021... It's 2021 - not 2022 right now...

 

[Dolemite censored]

Dang those jail breaks on RW were painful to watch.

As far as I can tell, Seahawks have not really focused on improving the O-Line.

Wilson has been running for his life for 9 years. When will Schneider and Carroll wake the fuck up?

 

[MrS]

2015-2021... It's 2021 - not 2022 right now...

The next superbowl isnt until 2022

As far as I can tell, Seahawks have not really focused on improving the O-Line.

Wilson has been running for his life for 9 years. When will Schneider and Carroll wake the fuck up?

They hired solari which was a good move and brought in brown, but they have drafted very poorly. If they just picked BPA OL in the first round instead of trading picks away and doing other stupid shit we would have a better OL.

 

[Screamin12th]

Pederson's offense = Shotty's offense. There's no real difference.

Thats like saying Bevells offense = Schottys offense and it's just not true. Schotty has zero innovation in his scheme and no options based off coverage. It's bread and butter basic meaning it's bread and butter basic to defend.

 

[MrS]

We talked to adam gase and chiefs qb coach as well. I like the idea of taking someone from kc

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Thats like saying Bevells offense = Schottys offense and it's just not true. Schotty has zero innovation in his scheme and no options based off coverage. It's bread and butter basic meaning it's bread and butter basic to defend.

My point is we wanted change in the offense that Shotty couldn't provide and bringing in Doug is the same exact type of offense. It's a lateral move that doesn't make any sense.

 

[Screamin12th]

My point is we wanted change in the offense that Shotty couldn't provide and bringing in Doug is the same exact type of offense. It's a lateral move that doesn't make any sense.

any "running" coach would feel like a lateral move, you mean because they run a run based scheme offense? lol these guys are different and Pederson wouldn't even be in my top 10 for a choice but he would be an upgrade over Schotty. Not a big one.

The guy i want is under contract all ready as a OC lol.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

any "running" coach would feel like a lateral move, you mean because they run a run based scheme offense? lol these guys are different and Pederson wouldn't even be in my top 10 for a choice but he would be an upgrade over Schotty. Not a big one.

The guy i want is under contract all ready as a OC lol.

He's not an even little bit of an upgrade, he's the same. Doug's offensive scheme is bland and uncreative.

 

[Screamin12th]

He's not an even little bit of an upgrade, he's the same. Doug's offensive scheme is bland and uncreative.

thats "your" opinion, wasn't it Nick Foles catching a TD in the Super enough for you or the fact that he out coached Bill Belichick? thats enough to say yeah he is an upgrade over Schotty who couldn't coach up an offensive Scheme with some STUDS on this team. Hey I am not only pointing the finger at Schotty because Wilson went straight Least mode on us and we have never seen him go this long and just be a below average or sub par QB.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

thats "your" opinion, wasn't it Nick Foles catching a TD in the Super enough for you or the fact that he out coached Bill Belichick? thats enough to say yeah he is an upgrade over Schotty who couldn't coach up an offensive Scheme with some STUDS on this team. Hey I am not only pointing the finger at Schotty because Wilson went straight Least mode on us and we have never seen him go this long and just be a below average or sub par QB.

I'm a Seahawks fan through and through and I do root for the Eagles unless they play the Hawks. The SB run for Philly was part of Reich's offensive scheme and Defillipo. Once those guys left and Doug became the offensive schemer the offense struggled to score points, struggled to move the ball, 3rd down play selection was horrid etc etc. Yes it's my opinion that it would be a bad move hiring Doug but what I'm telling you is basically the same thing the Eagles fan base wanted to move on from Doug and start fresh with someone with a creative offensive mind.

 

[Anointed One]

The next superbowl isnt until 2022

Thank you... Flyer said, not many teams have been to 2 Super bowls the last 10 years... Our last one was 2015... It's 2021... It's been 6 years since we've been to one...

 

[MrS]

Thank you... Flyer said, not many teams have been to 2 Super bowls the last 10 years... Our last one was 2015... It's 2021... It's been 6 years since we've been to one...

And our next chance wont be until 2022.

Will you accept the miniscule $100 bet or not?

 

[blstoker]

And our next chance wont be until 2022.

We'll have to see what happens next year, but it's not like there's a guarantee that Seattle couldn't survive what will be a shake up in the NFC

#1 Packers $-25,360,451 cap space 45 signed
#2 New Orleans $-99,840,508 cap space 46 signed
#3 Seattle $5,530,563 cap space 48 signed
#4 Washington $33,623,862 cap space 66 signed
#5 Tampa Bay $27,450,693 cap space 30 signed
#6 Los Angeles $-21,360,598 cap space 45 signed
#7 Chicago $-9,933,955 cap space 47 signed

Only Washington and Tampa aren't having to basically blow up their entire team just to be able to have enough money to sign a full roster. So, we'll see just how strong the NFC will really be next year.

 

[MrS]

I hope im wrong, but im not seeing it. I feel like the division is going to be a lot stronger next year and the niners will be back, the rams will still be good and the cards improving again.

 

[HaroldSeattle]

I hope im wrong, but im not seeing it. I feel like the division is going to be a lot stronger next year and the niners will be back, the rams will still be good and the cards improving again.

Hard to say about the division really. 49ers have to find a QB IMO because Garoppolo is to limited, Rams are stuck with Goofy, Cards likely better but how much is the question.

 

[MrS]

Hard to say about the division really. 49ers have to find a QB IMO because Garoppolo is to limited, Rams are stuck with Goofy, Cards likely better but how much is the question.

Garoppolo and goff arent that bad, they both made it to the superbowl. Better health and both teams will be very competitive.

 

[returnofjakedog]

I am not at all sold on the 9ers rebounding. At this point there is nothing to indicate that all of the key personal that they lost to injury this year will be able to return to form, let alone avoid further injury (are certain individuals injury prone or was their injuries just a singular occurrence?). Plus, I don't think Jimmy G is the answer at QB.

The Rams are a bit more entrenched imo. They can ride their excellent D even when the O struggles.

 

[blstoker]

I am not at all sold on the 9ers rebounding. At this point there is nothing to indicate that all of the key personal that they lost to injury this year will be able to return to form, let alone avoid further injury (are certain individuals injury prone or was their injuries just a singular occurrence?). Plus, I don't think Jimmy G is the answer at QB.

The Rams are a bit more entrenched imo. They can ride their excellent D even when the O struggles.

My problem with the Rams is that they're $27 million over the cap. As an illustration, they'd have to cut:

Andrew Whitworth (5.3)
Michael Brockers (5.6)
Rob Havenstein (5.17)
Tyler Higbee (2.3)
Johnny Hecker (2.6)
Austin Corbett (1.5)
Taylor Rapp (0.5)
Darrell Henderson (0.5)
Joseph Noteboom (0.9)
David Long (0.6)
Brian Allen (0.9)
Bobby Evans (0.6)
Terrell Lewis (0.3)
Terrell Burgess (0.4)
Greg Gaines (0.7)
Ogbonnia Okoronkwa (0.9)
Sebastian Joseph (0.9)
Brycen Hopkins (0.5)
Micah Kiser (0.9)
Donte Deayson (0.9)

That just brings them even, and they'll only have 39 players signed. That doesn't even help them re-sign any of their own free agents (let alone anyone else's)

Leonard Floyd
Austin Blyth
Malcolm Brown
Troy Hill
Gerald Everett
Jake McQuaide
Black Bortles
Derek Rivers
Morgan Fox
John Johnson
Josh Reynolds
Samson Ebukam
Johnny Mundt
Coleman Shelton
Darious williams
Travin Howard
Natrez Patrick

The Rams have 5 players who cost more to cut than keep that make 63% of their salary cap (Goff, Donald, Ramsey, Kupp, Woods). It'll be hard for them to put the same team on the field next year.

 

[Podunkparte]

Garoppolo and goff arent that bad, they both made it to the superbowl.

Those teams getting to the SB had very little to do with who was behind center.