MISC thread

[Vinny642]

I agree, out of them all, we should let Browner walk, but be that as it may, I do enjoy having Browner on our team.

[baller101200]

Yeah, I don't want Browner gone in the slightest. But if one needs to go, it's him.

[Seattle4Ever]

Browner is a sav. 6 ****ing 4. But out of them he's the slowest and worst in coverage, so it's kind of obvious. He's so damn strong and physical though.

[NateyB24]

I kind of like Browner though i agree that he is the weak link but the way he lays shots as a CB and man just ripping that ball away from Deangelo like he was a child.

[Seahawker562]

Didnt make the trade FYI guys, decided it was to risky of a move... plus I belive CJ got negative points this week

[Seahawker562]

Hey guys need more help! Does anyone have a cool signature they arent using that I could use as my own? Used to be on this site in the past but stop posting on forums, but im back and id like to pimp out my profile

If anyone can help me out it would be appreciated. Zach miller pic/sig would be cool but ill take anything seahawks really

Thank YOU!

[Vinny642]

You need 100 posts to have a sig, and I used to make sigs too

[TeamMelo15]

So I thought we'd open up different theories/schemes on ways to improve our somewhat sluggish offense. This seems like a reoccurring theme around the forum so I had an inclination to do this. What plays should we be implementing more and how can we get our receivers more involved? Is the offensive line opening up enough holes or are we just missing pass reads in the red-zone? What do ya think...

Seahawks Vs. Panthers, Week 5: Seattle offense has work to do, despite win


By Mark Sandritter on Oct 8, 8:01a

The Seattle Seahawks moved to 3-2 with their 16-12 win against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, but despite the win, the Seahawks' offense still has a lot of room for improvement.

Over at Field Gulls, SB Nation's Seahawks blog, Jacson Bevens called the game a, "a phenomenal defensive effort that masks a litany of offensive shortcomings."

Despite better offensive statistics than in previous weeks, Bevens noted the Seattle offense continued to struggle to complete drives. Russell Wilson threw a pick-six which resulted in Carolina's only touchdown of the game. Bevens called the interception Wilson's "worst play of the season."

While the offense might have left a little bit to be desired, the Seahawk defense was stout once again. Seattle allowed just three points defensively and preserved the win with a goalline stand and a forced fumble on the final possession. As has been the case all season for Seattle, Sunday's game was a strong defensive performance with the offense just trying to do enough. Or as Bevens summarized it:

There's a lot of work that needs to be done by the 'Hawks offense to maximize their drives, but the story of this game was the defense, which was suffocating and spectacular -- like being choking to death in a tiny room filled with lit fireworks.

http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2012/10/...eahawks-week-5

[Seahawker562]

Ah 100 posts you say?

[Seahawker562]

that shouldnt be to much

[Seahawker562]

of a problem

[Vinny642]

Lmao you got it homie

[Seahawker562]

I think we need to get one of our best players on the team involved, Zach Miller. We havent had an effective TE since Jerramy Stevens it feels like... Even when we had Hasselbeck/Carlson combo we were never very effective. Now that we have a good running game our offense as a whole should start to run more smoothly (no pun intended) I like where our offense is going though

[Seahawker562]

Once I do hit the 100 mark, do you have any old sigs saved I could use?

[Vinny642]

Sadly no I dont I have a Tatupu and a Aaron Curry one