Try as He Might, Seneca Wallace Can't Throw Interception. Olindo Mare Kicks from 46 to Put Seattle Ahead

by John Morgan on Sep 27, 2009 4:00 PM PDT

On third and long, Seneca Wallace rolls out from a collapsing pocket and throws a high pass that is nearly intercepted by Al Alflava. Alflava was at maximum extension, but couldn't curl the pass into his body and it fell incomplete. On the next play Mare nailed a 46 yard kick down the middle to put Seattle up two.

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Looked like he couldve ran for the first

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by BrettJMiller on Sep 27, 2009 4:03 PM PDT via mobile reply actions

It's time to start Mike Teel

I saw at least 5 times that Seneca overthrew or underthrew his receivers. And that interception was unessecary. Don’t get me wrong I love Seneca but I think he can be a better playmaker at receiver. Seattle should consider in starting Mike Teel. He doesn’t have the big arm that Seneca does but he is definitely more accurate then him. And what the hell was wrong with Olindo Mare.

by Seahawksfan23 on Sep 27, 2009 4:43 PM PDT reply actions

Teel has stronger arm than Wallace

He is not as accurate, yet.

by John Morgan on Sep 27, 2009 5:07 PM PDT up reply actions

I think his mobility is great for an offensive line this bad.

Several times Seneca got off throws that most QB’s wouldn’t be able to attempt with an offensive line this bad. The only problem is he is not accurate enough. He throws off of his backfoot and it always sails high. He also doens’t make good decisions with the ball. I thought he had plent of opportunities to run the ball for good yards and put fear in the Bears D but he chose to throw it up for grabs to many times. Does he not know that when your out of the tackle box you can throw it out of bounds? WTF! ?This was a game the Seahawks should’ve won comfortably. Seneca did make some mistakes but so did Housz and Mare along with Greg Knapp suspect playcalling. I told you guys after week two I am not a fan of his playcalling. REVERSE PITCH ON 3RD AMD 1? So there is plenty of blame to pass around for the Seahawks offense. Not all Seneca’s fault.

by Mr. Blache III on Sep 27, 2009 5:33 PM PDT reply actions