LinvilleGorge

Seeing what Wilson looked like away from Seattle and what Geno Smith looked like in Seattle, I think the Seahawks might be his ideal landing spot. Smith's contract is essentially a bridge deal. I just don't know how much longer Pete Carroll plans on coaching.

We have the worst skill position group in the league right now on paper. Hands down. There's a LOT of work to do. There's no one we have who would fetch more than a throwaway late round draft pick in a trade.

We've already made our big move up. Making another big move up this year would leave us just devoid of future draft capital. We're just gonna have to sit and wait and see what falls into our laps at #39. If there are several intriguing options, I might even consider moving down a bit if there are enticing offers.

I like A.T. Perry and Cedric Tillman outside.

I have no idea what to believe. But I do know that you can make a very legit argument that from a pure physical talent perspective he might be the best QB prospect ever. No bullshit. If you think he has what it takes between the ears, how can you NOT draft him? Then again, JaMarcus Russell could throw the ball 90 yards off his knees or some ridiculous poo like that, so yeah...

The same fanbase that tried to argue that DJ Moore wasn't a #1 WR is now gonna try to sell me that Courtland Sutton is a "strong WR1"?

Yeah, 3-4 LBs are expected to take on a lot more blockers than a 4-3 LB. I honestly just don't see Chinn as a great fit there. I think he's getting traded.

I'm just kinda baffled by it. Everything that has been said about this staff about our defensive scheme led me to believe we wanted to play with two deep safeties. Okay... then why Vonn Bell? Bell is very similar to Jeremy Chinn stylistically.

It's true. But this WR market is REALLY bad. There's a reason why the Bear REALLY wanted DJ Moore. The draft is weak too, at least on the top end. I actually like the WR depth in this draft but it doesn't have the guys who project as potential stars.

If you're gonna do that, you better draft Richardson. He's used to watching passes bounce off receivers' hands and basically having to do everything himself.

I mean, look at the WRs available. They're not good.

Yeah, we cannot give up all we did to get a QB at #1 overall and then put these offensive skill position players around him. That would be criminal.

I doubt it would get us a "stud". A Tyler Boyd level guy would probably be about the best we could do. But that's also a lot better than we currently have, so...

It's not the worst idea I've ever heard.

Losing DJ plus targeting D in FA. Chinn seems like a potentially valuable trade asset and we've made a move that makes him expendable. I don't like the thought of trading him but if he doesn't fit the scheme...

Oh, he has a real position alright. His position is as a cover 3 SS.

I had previously sort of wondered if Chinn might be a potential trade piece. I can't recall the new staff really saying much at all about him. Then you see Von Bell signed who plays a similar style to Chinn... honestly, I hack EXPECT Chinn to be traded at this point

The difference is we hold the #1 overall pick. Everyone knows our next QB is coming with that pick.

I absolutely despised trading for Darnold and idiotically picking up his fifth year option to double down on the move and try to show people how much we believed in him. But honestly, I grew to like the guy. I'm glad I won't have to see him suit up at QB again for the Panthers but I very unironically wish Sam Darnold the person absolutely nothing but the best. Seems like a good dude.

The silence is deafening. I honestly wonder if he isn't being quietly shopped.

I wish him the best. I wonder if Lance gets shopped? I doubt they carry three QBs.

He's better but he misses a lot of time. Hope this doesn't come back to bite us. But if we don't get some offensive skill position players in here at some point kicker is gonna be the least of our concerns.

If this staff plays Chinn at FS again I'm gonna lose a lot of confidence in them right off the bat, at least on that side of the ball.

Does this signal Chinn to LB? I really thought we'd be looking for a true over the top FS, not another SS. Or is Chinn gonna get shopped to recoup some draft capital?