Welcome Wayne T.

[Michael K.]

Call me a homer, and I do bleed purple and gold, but I like this signing. He was fun to watch last year.

https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/footb ... h-seattle/

My guess is he will be a practice squad guy, but in the NFL, and with the Seahawks history of RB health since Beastmode? he might be starting by week six!

[D-train]

Always amazes me how guys that look so good in college are barely fringe PS guys in the NFL.

[douche]

Just goes to show how difficult it is to make it to the big league. In any sport.

[57reasons]

Wayne T. impressed me as a being good at all aspects - running inside, outside, catching, blocking, ball security - but not necessarily excel at any of them, except perhaps that last one. obviously will need to show some special teams acumen if he's gonna stick in the league.

[Donn Beach]

That's a good point, keep over looking special teams. It's an important role to fill, takes talent. Yeah, it's how you stick

[SeattleAddict]

I really liked him last year. Totally seemed underrated and I'd love to see him succeed. Seems like a long shot, though, he didn't have nearly the 'wow' factor of about 10 other Husky RBs that never made it in the league.

[D-train]

4.51 40. Not fast but faster than McIntosh...

https://www.uwdawgpound.com/2023/4/21/2 ... skies-2023

[D-train]

I just don't see how he cracks the top 4 unless they go with him over Dallas?

[Donn Beach]

It's going to be about special teams, i guess the core of special teams tends to be linebackers and safeties. So it might be a bit of a reach there

[D-train]

It's going to be about special teams, i guess the core of special teams tends to be linebackers and safeties. So it might be a bit of a reach there

Dallas was 4th in ST snap counts last season:

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