OTA thread 5 things to watch

[Michael K.]

Yeah, we're pretty close to being the Ravens of the West Coast. If we actually try running it like the Ravens it's going to be a long season full of 3 and outs and injured RBs.

I said that same shit when we fired Grubb. Yeah, just run it more dude, I mean, look at all the success we had!? It was a cop out, and IMO? Schneider is right there with Dipotto in finding ways to cover his own ass. At least Mariner fans blame Jerry for a lot of the shit. Seahawk fans are so busy blaming the OC for everything from Super Bowl losses to higher gas prices, they don't even bother to look at the fact that we have had an embarrassingly bad O Line pretty much the entire time Schneider has been here! Fire another OC, that'll do it. Nothing to see here.

Only in Seattle could GM's like these two survive for as long as they have. Eagle fans would have hung them by now, and it would have mostly been from the press taking shots at them left and right. Our fans want to erect statues and the press is worse.

The end of this season there were pitchforks out in here for Schneider. Then he fired the OC and let the QB and WRs go and all I read about was how that was all that needed to be done!

[Donn Beach]

Yeah, we're pretty close to being the Ravens of the West Coast. If we actually try running it like the Ravens it's going to be a long season full of 3 and outs and injured RBs

They can't improve? What I like seeing is they seem to have a plan now and are intent on installing it. I see a consistent approach with how they drafted and built the coaching staff. I'm giving MM a mulligan for last year, now I seeing more of an identity, I think it's a better reflection of how he wants to play football. If there's no improvement that would be disappointing because it's not going to be the same old shit, it would be a pile of new shit.

[Michael K.]

Yeah, we're pretty close to being the Ravens of the West Coast. If we actually try running it like the Ravens it's going to be a long season full of 3 and outs and injured RBs

They can't improve? What I like seeing is they seem to have a plan now and are intent on installing it. I see a consistent approach with how they drafted and built the coaching staff. I'm giving MM a mulligan for last year, now I seeing more of an identity, I think it's a better reflection of how he wants to play football. If there's no improvement that would be disappointing because it's not going to be the same old shit, it would be a pile of new shit.

So, the O Line has been shit the entirety of this GM's career. How many mulligans does he get? At what point do you pull back the curtain and wonder what the fuck the wizard is doing? In his career we've had one good QB, zero good O Lines, and watched the youngest and most talented team in football turn into a bickering and bitching mess in one off season, and it's been down hill ever since. Yet? Johnnie boy gets zero heat?

Fire another OC. All the fan base can talk about that entire off season is how this new guy is going to fix it all. Bates, Bevell, Schotty, Waldron, Grubb....am I missing any?

I'm fine with optimism....Hell, I'll be on the edge of my seat the week 1 ready to be pissed off all over again, but fired up for it. But for God's sake, I'm so tired of reading the same old shit year in and year out, and no one wondering what the one common denominator is! Imagine being the GM in a large market and having the Offensive Lines that this fool has had!? It's all the coaches fault. How many different coaches have to lose their jobs before we realize it's the fucker bringing in the players?