Looks like Panthers have signed WR Kevin Norwood

[top dawg]

they were referenced as such by the media last year and most.  Graham certainly improves there pass attack tremendously.  WR talent in a vaccum......not strong at all until proven otherwise.

Oh, they just won a championship, and probably should have won another one. That tells me all that I need to know. Contrary to a simplistic narrative, they just make plays when the game is on the line. The Seahawks are not a one or two man show. No NFL team that hopes to compete for championships really can be. 

[ickmule]

WTF.............In Gettle we trust. I'll go with that until we suck. 

[Khaki Lackey]

and McClain was a future all-pro.

To be fair, Terell McClain does have an all-pro huddle account

[Byrdman4real]

Well he does have a highlight video so!!!!??? We shall see

[Daddy_Uncle]

 

[Mr. Scot]

I remember the Terrell McClain thing. Heck, it's been a running gag on here for years. 

I honestly don't recall Zod ever talking up Sione Fua, though.

[tiger7_88]

Pretty positive that we worked him out prior to the 2014 Draft (sorry if this has already been noted).

I was hoping we'd draft him last year.  As one of the few who had a chance to see him play in person, dude was a great WR for Bama.  Had 38 catches for Bama in 2013, 7 of which went for TDs.

Great hands.  Ran a 4.48 40 at the NFL combine. 6-2/200 lbs coming out of college.

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/kevin-norwood?id=2543689

 

For a WR body at absolutely no cost to anybody (outside of his salary), this is yet another potentially great rescue from the trash bin by Nippleshorts IMO.

 

[CRA]

Oh, they just won a championship, and probably should have won another one. That tells me all that I need to know. Contrary to a simplistic narrative, they just make plays when the game is on the line. The Seahawks are not a one or two man show. No NFL team that hopes to compete for championships really can be. 

so b/c they won a championship everyone on that roster suddenly is legit?

Hawks passed the ball less than ANY team in the NFL last year.  There WRs were dogged all season.  Man reason they catch passes is b/c they rarely throw and teams overload on Lynch all game and get caught sleeping.

They won b/c they paired the #1 D with the #1 rush attack.  Old school. 

[Cary Kollins]

He's cool in my book.

[CoastalCat]

But he missed time in training camp as a rookie with a foot injury and went onto make only nine catches in nine games that season. He was inactive for several games – including the Super Bowl – even when he was healthy. Norwood made only two catches for 18 yards in three preseason games – including none Friday night against San Diego – despite playing more snaps (77) than any other Seahawks receiver.

http://mynorthwest.com/292/2803492/Report-Seahawks-release-former-fourthround-pick-Kevin-Norwood

Well, that doesn't sound too enticing......

Looks like he has good hands though. Those 9 catches were from 10 targets.

[teeray]

Interested to see how he does with a real QB throwing the ball to him 

[caatfan]

Pretty positive that we worked him out prior to the 2014 Draft (sorry if this has already been noted).

I was hoping we'd draft him last year.  As one of the few who had a chance to see him play in person, dude was a great WR for Bama.  Had 38 catches for Bama in 2013, 7 of which went for TDs.

Great hands.  

Maybe they plan to graft his hands onto Brown.

 

[Cary Kollins]

Interested to see how he does with a real QB throwing the ball to him 

very good point

 

also, maybe Wilson didn't like him because he wore a shirt that has a naughty word on it

[top dawg]

so b/c they won a championship everyone on that roster suddenly is legit?

Hawks passed the ball less than ANY team in the NFL last year.  There WRs were dogged all season.  Man reason they catch passes is b/c they rarely throw and teams overload on Lynch all game and get caught sleeping.

They won b/c they paired the #1 D with the #1 rush attack.  Old school. 

Meh. I know what I have seen the last two championships. And it's smart receivers who get open and consistently give their QB help when plays break down.  

Kind of like Norwood's scouting report...