There seems to be a divide amongst Seahawks fans: Those that blame the o-line mostly, and those that blame Hasselbeck. Were the fumbles Spencer’s fault or Hasselbeck’s? Is Hasselbeck’s lack of throwing downfield due to his shoulder, his double clutching, or the poor o-line blocking?

Per Sando, Mora thinks Hawks need to be tougher. Then again, when a team is losing, the coach at least has to make an effort to look like he’s bringing about change.

I like Unger better at Guard and it looked like the fumbled snaps were on Matt, not Spencer. I slo don’t like Spencer at guard, he looked awful as a guard in 2006. Wrotto must be in the doghouse.

Three games left, no playoff hopes, Spencers last year of his contract, let’s see what Unger can do. Why not? With the way the o-line’s been playing, Hasselbeck will probably get killed anyway.

Or at least to be a potential long-term solution at the position? I don’t see anything wrong with giving him some snaps at center now, with the season being effectively over.

If Unger was originally drafted to be a center, then let the kid play. If he works out, great! If not, oh well. Anything to help assess our needs for the offseason is a good idea to me!

Even up to this week, I was on his side, a defender. As time marched on it became more difficult to defend him. He’s the most tenured guy at any of the positions, and he just simply should have been able to do more, by now. Those that think he’s been awful are off and don’t get it. But this isn’t a case of high expectations because he was a first rounder, he’s failed to deliver. Personally I think Locklear’s failed to deliver, more, but I spose there’s no latitude there if Hasselbeck is to survive. But aside from Locklear, Spencer is the one that has failed to deliver, the least acceptable of the woes in the transition to this new scheme.

And even now I’d rather we re-sign him, Guard or Center I don’t care. But regardless of the GM, there will be a change of scenery. Unger’s comments seem to strongly support Spencer, he sounds like he’d prefer to stay at RG.

It’s too bad we now have one more offensive need, though. If anything at all was set on offense, I figured the interior was good enough and would materialize enough to be good, next year, and the rest of the offense needed upgrading. Now, I guess Carlson, Sims and Unger are the three that I feel we can build upon.

I really think some of you are waaaay overblowing Mora’s attitude on Spencer. I don’t get the impression he’s throwing him under the bus or unfairly ragging on him.