Post Mortem: Hawks v 9 Volts

[Donn Beach]

No concern about who he associated with but an actual trial would have to be sometime next year and it's outcome isn't looking very good. It's an odd situation, one would have assumed the seahawks initial investigation would have indicated some hope of it being squashed fairly quickly but it sure doesn't look like it. There time is valuable, seems a little odd to have invested it in this, chasing edges I guess. Kinda like the issue with the Broncos. They might come off as huggy feely but they zeem a pretty aggressive outfit

[Donn Beach]

Gee, they're missing Bradford? Who would have thunk

Field Gulls

At right guard the rotation between Christian Haynes and Beau Stephens continued with yet another week of a roughly 60/40 split. At times Stephens has looked good, and at other times he has looked like a rookie fifth round pick. However, perhaps the most notable stat from the rotation is the fact that of the eight pressures credited to Seattle offensive linemen Sunday, four of them were allowed by Haynes. Whether it was simply a poor matchup, opponents have enough tape to know the weaknesses to exploit when Haynes is in pass blocking or some other reason, whatever the reason for the struggles Sunday, with Anthony Bradford out for at least two more weeks right guard will continue to be a spot to keep an eye on

[D-train]

No concern about who he associated with but an actual trial would have to be sometime next year and it's outcome isn't looking very good. It's an odd situation, one would have assumed the seahawks initial investigation would have indicated some hope of it being squashed fairly quickly but it sure doesn't look like it. There time is valuable, seems a little odd to have invested it in this, chasing edges I guess. Kinda like the issue with the Broncos. They might come off as huggy feely but they zeem a pretty aggressive outfit

I could see it if he was a top 10 CB but this guy seems meh at best...

[Donn Beach]

No concern about who he associated with but an actual trial would have to be sometime next year and it's outcome isn't looking very good. It's an odd situation, one would have assumed the seahawks initial investigation would have indicated some hope of it being squashed fairly quickly but it sure doesn't look like it. There time is valuable, seems a little odd to have invested it in this, chasing edges I guess. Kinda like the issue with the Broncos. They might come off as huggy feely but they zeem a pretty aggressive outfit

I could see it if he was a top 10 CB but this guy seems meh at best...

He wasn't meh, not to them. They liked him as a player. He was on their draft board. What he did with the Lions was of little consequence. The Seahawks would have used him differently. Why the Lions drafted him is a minor curiosity. In terms of the seahawks, it was a first round draft pick dropping in their laps.