No help on the line, but he did have the #2 and #8 TD reception leaders in the NFL last season. That being said, I still think Seattle should move away from Graham (the #2 TD leader) and replace him with with a TE who's a top tier talent at blocking, and an okay asset in the passing game. Add one of the pretty solid WR free agents to help out Baldwin, and start ripping shit up through the air. With the legion of boom being gone now, it's time to switch things up and adapt or die. I have a lot of respect for Pete, and I think he'll find a way to make you guys contenders, even without a top 10 D.

So will I

You need ta change under that sig to say Patriots instead of Seahawks.

wonder how many of the new fans over the last 10 years will remain

All the ones that were there to begin with and probably 20% of the ones who jumped on when they were good.

It's that way with every city though. Everyone is a superfan when their team is winning, but these are the same people who couldn't name more than 3 players on their team regardless of how good they are. Best not to bother worrying about what wagon fans do. I am curious when Prone will resurface and who his team will be this time though.

If sherman resigns with the hawks via a paycut to help fund the team, ill fucking nut

replying to one of the most hypocritical posts of all time
dont think most pats fans could name 3 players over the course of the last 20 years

This post was edited by VivaPinata on Mar 9 2018 02:05pm

Haters..

We still got Russel Wilson. We got more of a shot with him at QB then 75% of the league.

Don't think you know what that word means.


Aw, I see your edit, it's hypocritical because you're trying to rustle without having a clue what you're talking about, fun stuff. Or are you just mad that I called your boy a bandwagon after he was a "NE fan" for years, and then a Seattle fan the year before they got good.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Mar 9 2018 02:07pm

We're still blessed with a franchise QB it could be so much worse.

That's how I look at it.