Willson was underappreaciated

How about a running back that can play all 16 games? How about oline pieces, you know, the ones who block for a living? We don't need TE at all, draft one at 5-7 BOOM. Luke was not that great, yeah 2.5 million is cheap, but 2.5 million to the oline is better.

Is there a running back we can grab that's going to improve out team right away?

Which o-lineman are available?


I understand what the team needs I just don't think we have the money or the available free agents to fix the issues we have.

They signed Ed Dickson to more money and a longer contract and he's probably worse than Willson.

Vannet has been with the team a couple years and has done even less than Luke. I don't think they can draft a TE in the 5th and have him as a day 1 starter

Luke Willison needs to go, Kid!

They don't need to have 4-5 TEs is my point.
Any running back that can last 16 games. I would rather them trade their #1 for either a RB/OL/WR/picks or draft an OL/CB. If Wilson is given enough protection we've seen what happens.

Wait, are you really saying Luke wasn't good? lmao

Yeah he was injured a lot, but his blocking was some of the best on our team.

I'm gunna miss the fuck outta that dude.

Ed Dickson and Tanner McEvoy are the answer then? Hopefully our TE never gets injured because that's all they got.

Chris Carson broke his leg, any RB takes that chance. They can draft 1000's runningbacks first overall and if they break there leg there's nothing they can do lol


They should have kept Luke for how cheap he was and how reliable he was at blocking, good enough to use as a FB for the Seahawks

This post was edited by Acuity on Mar 21 2018 04:14pm

1,1xx yards/11tds/72 games...averaged 1.x catches per game. It's not that he was injured a lot, he just wasn't worth keeping.
Jimmy Graham put up his career tds this season and you don't care he's gone?

He was a worse blocker, he took too long to get separation. He was being paid elite level money and was only able to get open in the redzone which isn't bad but when you pay 8+ Million you need a guy that's always an option.

Definitely going to miss him but they don't need a world beater they need a blocking tight end that can catch when needed. Zach Miller was a perfect example.

Not fast but a good blocker that would get open when it was necessary

Plus if we are being honest Graham deserves a system that already has a solid O-line to allow him to put up good numbers, Seattle definitely isn't TE friendly for huge numbers

This post was edited by Acuity on Mar 21 2018 04:21pm

Isn't the reason why LW's stats aren't that great is BECAUSE JG was the main TE?

I mean, I don't think LW was the best by any means but for the amount Lions paid to get him, I think we could have afforded that to keep a guy who knew our system and has some rapport with Rus.