PFF grades

[Sibelius Hindemith]

You ageist!

[D-train]

[Gametime]

You ageist!

Flipping hilarious. Great job

[Donn Beach]

Okay, for me that would be a function of how the entire defense played. Its like last season, the defense was shitty and then it got good, was that because the players all decided to play better? Or did the coaches iron out the confusion with the defense in general. I am not saying the score isn't true, it just doesn't tell me a lot

I thought that was about playing a bunch of crappy teams and teams using back-up quarterbacks. Plus, they added Dunlap mid-season.

there was some player turnover, no more Wagner, but that was a pretty significant turnaround

At one point in 2020, Seattle was last in the NFL in yards allowed per game and ostensibly lost for solutions. Then, defensive end Carlos Dunlap was traded to the team, safety Jamal Adams returned from injury, and all was restored for this former defensive juggernaut.

This year, the Seahawks have given up a league-worst 450.8 yards per game. The problem this time around is Dunlap and Adams have been on the field all season.

The defensive turnaround the Seahawks made in the second half of 2020 was perhaps the most noteworthy one in the league. A team that had just nine sacks through the first seven games finished with 46 – good for seventh in the league. A team that was once giving up more yards than anyone in football finished a respectable 15th in points allowed.

No, the Seahawks didn’t resemble anything close to those Legion of Boom-led squads that ended up in two Super Bowls. But they transformed into a legitimate defense that gave the team a chance to win each week. Had quarterback Russell Wilson – who’s now out for several weeks because of a finger injury – played reasonably well in last season’s playoff loss to the Rams, Seattle likely would have advanced. So what’s going on this season?

“A lot of it is just figuring out using people in different ways. I think it’s more so just the communication,” Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner said. “Last year we had guys like a K.J. (Wright), and we have more spots that were solidified. This year it’s more guys playing different roles. We just have to focus and master the roles that are being asked of us to do.”

[Donn Beach]

We spent 4 first round picks and a 3rd round pick for Jamal and Jordyn and LJ. They have an avg. grade of just under 50.

here is your investments...

https://www.fieldgulls.com/2021/10/14/2 ... yowa-woods

[Sibelius Hindemith]

there was some player turnover, no more Wagner, but that was a pretty significant turnaround

No more Wright, Griffin, and Reed you mean.

[Donn Beach]

we were happy to see Griffin go, that wasn't supposed to hurt

[D-train]

we were happy to see Griffin go, that wasn't supposed to hurt

Our CBs have sucked but he has been below average for a winless team......

https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/shaquill-griffin/11845

[Donn Beach]

yeah, not having Wright on this team might be a factor in their issues, but nobody felt losing Griffin should be an issue

[D-train]

yeah, not having Wright on this team might be a factor in their issues, but nobody felt losing Griffin should be an issue

And there is no evidence that we would be any better with him. We sucked just as bad with him the first half of last season.