From the CringeRuss Files

[SeattleAddict]

So that is Lucas' wife. I guess he and RW have some things in common. Both nerdy white guys married to a black chick. LOL

To be fair, Ciara is basically a rich white chick.

[Nwadventure]

Donkeys gonna get Big Mad after that week 1/L @ Seattle- Going to be fun- Who's going ?

[D-train]

Donkeys gonna get Big Mad after that week 1/L @ Seattle- Going to be fun- Who's going ?

Too far for me. Going to the Germany game instead. lol

[auroraave]

Will Smith got Jiggy wit' it, CringeRuss gettin' Cringy wit' it!

https://www.instagram.com/stories/dange ... MzY2Mjc%3D

"Just happens" to be a camera around him at ALL times. #cuethegringe

[D-train]

Can't make it up. lol

[Donn Beach]

Maybe the Seahawks should have tried that

[Michael K.]

Maybe the Seahawks should have tried that

They did, they just always waited until they were down three scores.

[auroraave]

Maybe the Seahawks should have tried that

They did, they just always waited until they were down three scores.

Wasn't wilson the driver of the offense that was more known for relentlessly going three and out for the first three quarters, than anything else? Those predictable slow starts - were under his 'leadership'. For all the speculation about who is to blame - a veteran NFL QB has license to change plays and make adjustments - something Wilson was never known for. Whatever blame lies on the OC's, the same problems were consistent for ten years - can't get a play called, can't read a defense, holds the ball too long, no uptempo (though he blamed that on the OC's, that could be true, but he did not have the backbone or the influence to make that happen - that is a huge problem - on who, I am not sure), and definitely cannot overcome the cover two or cover 4 schemes, nor step up in the pocket and throw like Drew Brees did for 17 seasons, and took so many crushing third down sacks.

The same question remains - was Seattle holding Wilson back, or working within his limitations? One thing is for sure - Wilson's ego has exploded in the last few years - at the exact same time his on field performance was not backing it up. That Lambs playoff loss was an all time embarrassment - Wilson put up NO fight at all - completely checked out and unprepared - but had plenty of time to shill perfume and podcasts.

[douche]

Maybe the Seahawks should have tried that

They did, they just always waited until they were down three scores.

Wasn't wilson the driver of the offense that was more known for relentlessly going three and out for the first three quarters, than anything else? Those predictable slow starts - were under his 'leadership'. For all the speculation about who is to blame - a veteran NFL QB has license to change plays and make adjustments - something Wilson was never known for. Whatever blame lies on the OC's, the same problems were consistent for ten years - can't get a play called, can't read a defense, holds the ball too long, no uptempo (though he blamed that on the OC's, that could be true, but he did not have the backbone or the influence to make that happen - that is a huge problem - on who, I am not sure), and definitely cannot overcome the cover two or cover 4 schemes, nor step up in the pocket and throw like Drew Brees did for 17 seasons, and took so many crushing third down sacks.

The same question remains - was Seattle holding Wilson back, or working within his limitations? One thing is for sure - Wilson's ego has exploded in the last few years - at the exact same time his on field performance was not backing it up. That Lambs playoff loss was an all time embarrassment - Wilson put up NO fight at all - completely checked out and unprepared - but had plenty of time to shill perfume and podcasts.

I've always wondered that myself. It appeared to me that Carroll's desire to run the ball hampered the offense. I remember Carroll admitting that he fully expected Wilson to pull out a win in the end. He also admitted that were it not for Wilson, he would have been gone a long time ago.

Regardless, I'll be laughing out loud when DEN signs RW to that next monster contract.

[Michael K.]

Great point Aurora, this will be an interesting season, potentially answering that very question of who to assign blame. My guess? Both.