How the author calls our outside WR’s the Killer B’s

Not only do our TEs suck, but this “puts a lot of pressure on the runnig (sic) back and receivers to pick up the short yardage.” Apparently, we don’t have any receivers that can work the middle.

I think the winning line of the piece is this:

Those faults will hold Seattle back this season, and the Seahawks will likely have to settle for a 7-9 record and third place in the NFC West.

The only “faults” mentioned are the lack of an elite RB and the lack of a “quality tight end”. Apparently, we’re going to get beat out of 2nd by SF and their high-powered offense.

Besides the fact I can almost guarantee the 49ers offense will finish in the mid 20s…

For the love of Christ, does anyone else not realize that whoever wins their QB competition is still arguably, if not easily, a bottom 5 starting QB? And their offensive line is trash?

Associated Content is not at all related to the Associated Press.

From their “”http://www.associatedcontent.com/company.html" >about us" page:

AC’s platform enables anyone to participate in the new content economy by publishing content on any topic, in any format (text, video, audio and images), and connects that content to consumers, partners and advertisers.

While the AC network doesn’t carry any inherent authority, the author of the piece, Jason Burlew, is a proud graduate of the Delaware Technical & Community College who has written three (count ’em) pieces, total, on subjects as diverse as the Blazers, the NFC West and the WWE.

“More than a few eyebrows were raised when the Seahawks sacrificed a third-round pick in order to move up in the second round of the ’08 draft to select the 6-5, 251-pounder out of Notre Dame.”

Yeah, not really. We got the best TE in the draft. Thanks for passing him up, Jets!

Jason Burlew <——- Moron.