So, who do the Seahawks sign next?

[jerseyhawksfan79]

I do, especially punts with his good hands. Still a good receiver out of the backfield too. If for whatever reason Lynch is not here, a backfield of Bush-Michael-Turbin could produce well enough to keep us competitive.

He's to injury prone at this point in his career. You would have Bush for maybe 6 games, then Michael-Turbin the rest of the way which still could work if Lynch retires.

 

[MKHawk]

I don't understand why so many people (not just here) are so high on Reggie Bush. I know he'll come cheap but there's good reason for that.

 

[blstoker]

I don't understand why so many people (not just here) are so high on Reggie Bush. I know he'll come cheap but there's good reason for that.

I don't want Bush, at all. Maybe three or four years ago he was a good option if you wanted his style back, but not now. I like our running backs, and if we're gonna add another one to the mix, I'd rather it be someone young that has a future.

 

[blstoker]

I don't think it happens, but Seattle is being mentioned as a possible landing spot for Demarco Murray. List also includes Indianapolis and Arizona, among others.

 

[JMR]

Murray will go where he can get the most money because he's never had a big contract yet, and that place is probably not Seattle. You have other teams like the Jags who must spend lots of FA dollars to get over the 89% threshold mandated by the CBA.

Also, the cap is going up $10 mill this year to $143.28M.