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2 weeks ago |
hawkblogger.com | Brian Nemhauser
Part of what I love about the NFL draft is guessing along with the teams about which players will blossom into NFL stars. The reality is nobody can know for sure with the mountain of variables that range from injury to off-field issues to scheme fit. That unpredictability is what makes sports the best reality show ever invented. The old adage is you cannot judge a draft class for 2-3 years. That may be true in terms of finalizing grades, but there are a few different ways to assess a draft early on.
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2 weeks ago |
hawkblogger.com | Brian Nemhauser
You could see the mixed emotions on his face as he described the events that unfolded on the first day of the draft. Seahawks President of Football Operations and General Manager liked his first round pick, Grey Zabel, but something was weighing on him. The full picture became clear after a raucous day two where Schneider and the Seahawks made some of the boldest moves and picks of the entire draft. They left with four players who have first round talent, and historic athleticism.
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2 weeks ago |
hawkblogger.com | Brian Nemhauser
It was a bright day in Mobile, Alabama. There was no shade to be found in Hancock Whitney Stadium as a collection of pasty white media members quickly realized they should have packed sunscreen when they traveled from all over the country to watch the best players college football had to offer in their first padded practice.
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2 months ago |
hawkblogger.com | Brian Nemhauser
The Seahawks sprint from D.K. Metcalf trade request to actual Metcalf trade almost rivaled the star receiver’s famous takedown of Budda Baker. Unlike the Brandon Aiyuk saga that lasted for months, and may still be lingering, John Schneider completed his business with Metcalf in mere days. There will be no shortage of conversation about the athlete that Metcalf is, the speed Seattle now lacks, and the price the Steelers paid for his services. All worthy topics.
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2 months ago |
hawkblogger.com | Brian Nemhauser
The goodbye was tearful. Pete Carroll spoke of his wife, Glena, and his voice cracked as he displayed a rare moment absent of joy and optimism. An era was ending in Seattle. The best era. One that saw them reach heights that still offer delight upon reflection many years later. Carroll spoke about the opportunity in front of his former partner, John Schneider, to lead the franchise.
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