Too early to talk about draft????

[MrS]

On one of the lynch TDs haynes pushed his guy into the endzone, havent seen any of our OL get that kind of push in forever. With any luck he can be a solid starter next year.

 

[blstoker]

My personal likes going into the draft (way too early)

Round 1 (Pick 27)

Tyler Biadasz, C Wisconsin

Round 2 (Pick 59)

Darrell Taylor, OLB/DE Tennessee

Round 2 (Pick 60-64)

Lamar Jackson, CB Nebraska

Round 3 (+/- 100)

Bradley Anae, DE Utah

Round 4 (+/- 127)

Colby Parkinson, TE Stanford

Round 4 (+/- 135)

Zach Moss, RB Utah

Round 5 (+/- 162)

Damien Lewis, G LSU

Round 6 (+/- 200)

Tanner Muse, S Clemson

Round 7 (+/- 250)

Mustafa Johnson, DT Colorado


Or something along these lines....will change as more players are studied and player stocks rise and fall.

 

[Anointed One]

On one of the lynch TDs haynes pushed his guy into the endzone, havent seen any of our OL get that kind of push in forever. With any luck he can be a solid starter next year.

I'm sure he told that DL, "Wait until I get my Haynes on you"... *rimshot*

 

[Anointed One]

My personal likes going into the draft (way too early)

Round 1 (Pick 27)

Tyler Biadasz, C Wisconsin


Or something along these lines....will change as more players are studied and player stocks rise and fall.

I think Biadasz is awesome but are you thinking of him playing RT or us not resigning Britt? I don't like the idea of replacing 4 starters on the OL... Chemistry means something... I don't see the team bringing back Iupati, Fluker or Ifedi

 

[Anointed One]

We definitely have a lot of, "Chicken" to work with this offseason...

 

[blstoker]

I think Biadasz is awesome but are you thinking of him playing RT or us not resigning Britt? I don't like the idea of replacing 4 starters on the OL... Chemistry means something... I don't see the team bringing back Iupati, Fluker or Ifedi

I expect him to be the best lineman available (and may be gone by then anyway), and would expect him to place C.

Britt could be a possible cap casualty with his over $11 million salary , and I expect Fluker back with a fairly inexpensive tag of $3 million. Ifedi, I don't know, I really don't think he's a great RT, but he could be a cheapish possibly there, and that may be enticing for the front office.

With this pick, I would expect the starting OLine to be - Brown, Jones, Biadasz, Fluker, Fant, though Brown, Haynes, Biadasz, Fluker, Jones could also be a possibility. It could even be Brown, Jones, Biadasz, Fluker, Ifedi if the front office so chooses.

 

[MrS]

I would like to see us take antonio gibson WR/RB, i think he fits the role they wanted from prosise and plays a little bit like golden tate:

 

[Judge Fudge]

Weird suggestion but what about taking a QB in the 7th?

Russ isn't getting any younger also would help if he gets hurt.

 

[seahawksfan234]

My personal likes going into the draft (way too early)

Round 1 (Pick 27)

Tyler Biadasz, C Wisconsin

Round 2 (Pick 59)

Darrell Taylor, OLB/DE Tennessee

Round 2 (Pick 60-64)

Lamar Jackson, CB Nebraska

Round 3 (+/- 100)

Bradley Anae, DE Utah

Round 4 (+/- 127)

Colby Parkinson, TE Stanford

Round 4 (+/- 135)

Zach Moss, RB Utah

Round 5 (+/- 162)

Damien Lewis, G LSU

Round 6 (+/- 200)

Tanner Muse, S Clemson

Round 7 (+/- 250)

Mustafa Johnson, DT Colorado


Or something along these lines....will change as more players are studied and player stocks rise and fall.

I'm biased as a UW grad, but I really like Nick Harris at center. His size is an issue, but based on performance alone I think he's an NFL caliber starting center. He's a great leader and if he was bigger he would be considered in the first two rounds. Also for what it's worth, he allowed zero pressures in the senior bowl.

 

[seahawksfan234]

Weird suggestion but what about taking a QB in the 7th?

Russ isn't getting any younger also would help if he gets hurt.

I don't think it's a bad idea mostly because having a rookie backing up Russell Wilson - as opposed to a vet free agent - saves us money that can be spent elsewhere.

 

[Anointed One]

Weird suggestion but what about taking a QB in the 7th?

Russ isn't getting any younger also would help if he gets hurt.

We took a QB in the 7th round in 2018... Alex McGough... If we were going to groom a QB, would need to be sooner than the 7th imo...

 

[blstoker]

is there anyone out there that thinks that Ifedi would've been better served if Seattle had kept him at RG instead of moving him outside?

 

[Screamin12th]

is there anyone out there that thinks that Ifedi would've been better served if Seattle had kept him at RG instead of moving him outside?

i do, but i get why the put him at RT. 1 they have really no one else and 2. he is two slow to play guard in this offense that pulls the guards so much. Still i think he is a better Guard than tackle.

 

[Anointed One]

Greg Olsen... He’s a guy I would love the Seahawks to pursue in the off-season. He and the Carolina Panthers have agreed to part ways. He would be a great fit in our offense for a few years

 

[Judge Fudge]

is there anyone out there that thinks that Ifedi would've been better served if Seattle had kept him at RG instead of moving him outside?

IMHO. He'd be better off not on the team but yah.

 

[Judge Fudge]

What about Hurns at 4th round?

He fits the mold of the scrambling and he says he wants to be a QB. Few years of Russ tutoring and he might be something.

 

[MrS]

4th round is WAAAAAAY too high for a backup qb right now

 

[Judge Fudge]

4th round is WAAAAAAY too high for a backup qb right now

This is a future QB and a backup for now

 

[Anointed One]

4th round is WAAAAAAY too high for a backup qb right now

I wouldn't say that...

SF traded a 2nd/4th round for Steve Young even though they had Joe Montana... Young played behind Montana for 4 years... GB drafted Aaron Rodgers in the 1st round even though they had Brett Favre... Rodgers played behind Favre for 3 years... Paid off for both of those teams...

Grooming a guy for 3 or 4 years isn't a bad idea imo... I would easily draft a QB in the 4th round if we felt he could be a future starter for us... How many 4th rounders (not being a QB) have actually panned out for the Hawks over the past decade? Gary Jennings? We already cut him in his first season... Will Dissly... Solid but he can't stay healthy... Tedric Thompson? Terry Poole? Mark Glowinski? Cassius Marsh? Kevin Norwood? Kevin Pierre Louis? Chris Harper? Jave Howard? Kris Durham? Walter Thurmond? EJ Wilson?

Our best 4th rounder this decade is, KJ Wright... Outside of Dissly, he's the only 4th rounder that has been a starter for a long period of time... I think you're giving too much credit to the 4th round pick... After this season, Dissly and Wright will be the only 2 4th round picks on the Seahawks roster... Not really that much of a risk drafting a QB in round 4th...

 

[MrS]

We have too many holes to throw away a 4th rounder on a qb. They will sign some schlub for peanuts and thats how it should be.