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So now there is a big hoorah this morning about Sherman putting Bevell on blast in his post game locker interview. He is basically saying what every knowledgeabe Hawk fan has been saying for 2 years now.

Deadspin summed it up perfectly and i personally love how the Hawks are run by Pete. Freedom of speech is not dead.

Richard Sherman Is Fed Up With Throwing From The Goal Line

There’s an army of self-serious football broadcasters and pundits that would have you believe a player publicly disagreeing with his coaches is an act of treason, and yet the Seahawks are over here with a cornerback who will argue with his head coach on the sideline, a receiver who will flip off his coordinator from the field, a defensive end who has never once filtered himself, and a 9-4 record. The term “strong locker-room culture” doesn’t always have to be defined the way Brian Billick types want it defined.
 
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Idk what's up with Wilson he's just making really poor decisions which is so weird to see. He's always been great protecting the ball then all of a sudden he thinks he's Rex Grossman past three weeks. Something definitely going on with him mentally.
He had a very good game last night despite a shaky 1st qtr and that stupid back foot throw that resulted in a pick last night.
 
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He did. He looked much better than the previous week obviously. But he missed some shots and almost had three picks total (one was picked out of bounds). Definitely steps in the right direction though. But still, he's making some weird uncharacteristic decisions.


I normally agree with Sherman but not this time. I think that stuff should be kept within the team and not with the media. The other thing was the Seahawks couldn't run for shit against the Rams. The Rams were stopping everything not named Jon Ryan. So in a game like that, yeah pass it on the goal line.
 
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He did. He looked much better than the previous week obviously. But he missed some shots and almost had three picks total (one was picked out of bounds). Definitely steps in the right direction though. But still, he's making some weird uncharacteristic decisions.


I normally agree with Sherman but not this time. I think that stuff should be kept within the team and not with the media. The other thing was the Seahawks couldn't run for shit against the Rams. The Rams were stopping everything not named Jon Ryan. So in a game like that, yeah pass it on the goal line.
Rawls had -10 yards before contact, and 42 yards after contact...so no argument there. But you at least try a jumbo goal-line package. And i think many Hawks fans, writers, and media folks are still traumatized by the pick against Pats on the 2. I know i still am. Do we still have Lynch, no...but Rawls is still an in-between the tackle runner.

I see your point, but fuck it...it needed to be said. Thats just MY opinion on it. And im glad he did. Fuck Bevell.
 
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Sherman is losing it.

Told Jim Moore that he would "ruin his career" after a press conference.
lol Jim Moore? That guy is so goofy and harmless, surprised of all people he's the one Sherman ended up snapping on. He needs to calm things down though, that's almost diva like behavior and Sherman had always been a team player so I don't know what's going on in his head lately. Clearly some disconnect between him and possibly others and the coaching, or at least Bevell.
 
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Sherman apologized via Twitter...

[ame]https://twitter.com/RSherman_25/status/811379227203289088[/ame]

he also tweetted this:

[ame]https://twitter.com/RSherman_25/status/811379401128484864[/ame]

Pretty much every local journalist got a kick out of it and no one cares now. Sherman is no dummy.
 
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The timing is really interesting I mean the Super Bowl was a while ago, couple years ago so why now? I don't think Sherman would be saying this stuff if other players on the team didn't feel the exact same way so it's probably a common thought in the locker room - Darrell Bevell sucks. I want to see how good of a coach Pete Carroll really is and if he is as good as I think he is then he's going to fire Darrell Bevell and he's not going to be around next season. Bevell has become a decisive factor and if Pete recognizes that he'll side with the players.
 
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Lol I was like so what? I read from the bottom to the top, got to Kearse....oh. He'll be gone next year. Baldwin #1 Lockett #2. We saw that a lot last week where Lockett was the #2 receiver. And look at how big of a game he had. Amazing it's taken so long.
 
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Lol I was like so what? I read from the bottom to the top, got to Kearse....oh. He'll be gone next year. Baldwin #1 Lockett #2. We saw that a lot last week where Lockett was the #2 receiver. And look at how big of a game he had. Amazing it's taken so long.
Im curious to see if McEvoy gets more snaps...
 
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Sucks is a harsh word....at least prior to this year. He is REALLY bad this year.
He sucks this year for sure. He's been awful. And for whatever reason there is a lack of effort on his part in games where he won't fight for the ball, or on his pick plays where he just stops.

In years past, I always felt like he would be completely irrelevant for most all of the game and was just a body. BUT he always came through at the end of games with clutch catches and TDs, so that made up for the rest of the games when he didn't do shit. Now that's gone. And as I type this i can think of four crucial red zone passes to him that he couldn't get, for whatever reason.

I think Locket officially has the #2 spot since last week, so all those play designs we'll see Lockett in lined up where Kearse was and I'm betting the next two games and playoffs, Lockett will be huge. I don't really care who is #3, McEvoy looked pretty decent last game so maybe he's better than Kearse at this point but I'm fine with Kearse splitting the reps with him or whatever.

I like Kearse he's a good dude, obviously WA native so I want him to succeed but the drop off from last year to this year has been dramatic to say the least. He may have burned out completely or maybe needs a change of pace elsewhere, but I think his career is close to being done tbh. I don't recall ever seeing a WR look as bad as he does now. It's weird seeing a professional athlete fall off like that (Shawn Alexander comes to mind after he got his contract and hit age 30 lol).
 
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I read a Field Gulls article about how poorly the draft picks from Pete & Co. have been over the last 3 years. I cant see to find it, however.

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Seahawks getting little production from rookies, continuing disturbing trend - Field Gulls
This largely has to do with the fact they already have the core guys as locked as starters. The rookies they are drafting are fighting to make the team or fighting for 2nd or 3rd string roles. So when you already have a team full of pro bowl caliber players at nearly every position it's a lot harder to draft. Besides the o-line, the only real spots open have been CB opposite of Sherm and DBs for depth and WRs fighting for the #3-4 spots, and d-lineman for rotation since that's always going to be a need on any team.

I wanted them to draft nothing but o-lineman last season lol and I'm serious. Draft 7 lineman, have them fight it out. Sign undrafted players for all other positions. No team has ever done that in history but the Seahawks are so fucked on the line that it would actually make perfect sense for them! They should trim the fat so to speak as well, let go of all players who have been disappointing which could free up a little cap space to sign a free agent lineman or two. That and a bunch of draft picks, they could completely reinvent the line, just keep Britt & Germain Ifedi. The rest of the team is already solid so why the fuck not?
 
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