i don’t believe them. until they quit making fucking ridiculous guesses such as todays “let’s convert josh wilson to receiver” post, then i refuse to take much of what the “insider” says for worth until multiple sources think the same.

Why so many people are so confident with Wallace as a WR. I’m sure I will get flamed for this, but I think his catch against Carolina back in 05 has created some type of following of people who think he’s the next coming of Largent. I see Wallace at WR as either a trick pony, or desperation because there’s simply no one else to put out there.

I feel like with all the news we have had this week, very little being good. everyone has lost complete site of what really happened in the game. Our special teams gave up mad points and probably lost the game for us, and we release Plack like that was the only issue.

On top of the hassleback had less than 2 seconds on nearly every play to find recievers he has never thrown to before.

Bottom line is that to win on Sunday we need to not give up 60 yard punt returns and give hassleback some damn time to find the recievers. Everybody is blaming the recieving core for dropping rushed passes from a qb who didn’t play in preseason. Get Matt some time.

And with all the word on the other injuries nobody has mentioned how Matt has been feeling either after the game or in practice this week.

Doesn’t matter who we pick up if our qb can get 2 seconds to find a reciever.

And I must say….Frye did look a lot better in San Diego at the end of Preseason then he did in the first full game against Oaktown.

HE KNOWS HIS ROUTES. That’s seemed to be something that our young’ns struggled with. He’s a goddamned QB, of course he understands the routes on every play, he’s trained to pass to them. We can use him anywhere and he’ll at least make a play develop correctly, as it’s been drawn up. I see his presence being more of a boon than his hands.

I have a very good feeling about Seneca playing wide-out. We’ve all seen what he can do, albeit only in quick flashes. He’s fast, he can catch, he’s tall, and he runs good routes – he could be the answer to our problems.. The only reason he hasn’t played receiver much yet is because he is a damn valuable backup QB. But we need him on the field now, no matter what. We can’t sacrifice the season because of fear of injuries. If Hass goes down, God forbid, then we’ll deal with that, either by moving Wallace back to QB or going with Frye, who is serviceable and will get better with experience. I have faith in Holmgren and Hasselbeck — Go HAWKS!!