Everything else was fairly to really shitty.

Sure, but what else are we getting?

that Wallace was traded for a conditional 2011 draft pick.

I know you’re against this, but if this were to happen, would you tolerate the signing of a Shaun Hill or (perhaps) a Derek Anderson or any other halfway-decent QB that could be available, to act as a quasi-“bridge” between Hasselbeck and the next QB we get around to drafting?

Let’s say we take a QB in the 1st round of the 2011 draft, and you knew this would happen right now….how would you feel about Hasselbeck starting this season, and then having this other QB already in place until The Franchise QB is ready? I know getting Charlie Frye a few years ago didn’t pan out at all, but maybe this would have better results. Perhaps.

Link

Throwing a floating 1 yard pass on 4th and 2 with the game on the line.

Thanks for your years of service. I guess.

Thanks for the memories

Shoulda been a no brainier once it became clear he was never going to be a starter. It really blocks the development of any other QB on the roster. Not that we’ve had many of those. Now, the question of who becomes the starter after Hasselbeck begins.

In the willingness to get rid of him they have to have some sort of plan.

No idea what round, but 2 QBs is obviously not enough. If it really is a pick next year, it may mean they are stocking up a little on draft choices and planning on building through the draft. Which, you know, suggests they arn’t in win now mode. But that’s a mighty large amount of speculation with very little evidence to back it up.

Bought a B-Russ last off-season . . .
Just bought a “SeneCat” (yeah it was customized) one a week ago . . .

Should a throw in the puke green Hasselbeck jersey on sale at checkout?

Seriously though – most favorite memory of Seneca Wallace: At friend’s house watching Chicago game, friend says, “Man, you know more about your backup quarterback than I know about Jim McMahon.” Friend is Bears fan and regularly wears white head bands whilst watching football.

The Browns (Holmgren) were probably desperate for him (experienced, knows the WCO and can at the very least help teach others) and Carroll probably didn’t care if he kept or got rid of him. He’s a cheap backup who would’ve been gone after next year anyway. Although we’ll never get to, I would love to hear Carroll’s honest impression after viewing all of the tape on Seneca and how much of an impact that had on the decision.

I think he can turn out to be a solid possession receiver.

Whilst basically fantastic no matter what happens with the pick in ’11, this crushes the tiny tiny iota of hope that there was some grand, complex, and unlikely plan to put Jake Locker in a Seahawk uniform. Time to let it go buddy, time to let it go.

our greatest RB.

Was his across-the-field flip to Owen Schmitt against the Eagles, which could’ve easily been an interception. He hung his own RB out to dry for no good reason other than to be Seneca.

I don’t understand the reasoning. And when will we know what it’ll be?

I’m hoping for a 4th next year :P

I hope it is the approach we’re taking.

That is all.

I wouldn’t mind seeing Seattle draft Jarrett Brown as the long term guy but I agree that there probably has to be a “Derek Anderson” type of player signed as the backup for this season.

Any old USC QBs floating around?

Is it conceivable that the staff already sees something they like in Teel? I really don’t know much about Teel other than some youtube videos, but I get the feeling that he is treated as an after thought most of the time. I wish we could have seen him play the last few games of the season so we can know what he was made of.

Seneca Wallace was the Mike Morse of the Seahawks.

Link to article.

Cross your fingers boys. I really hope we don’t see him in Blue and Green next year. Because that means we likely won’t make a serious play on a franchise QB.

He was released by CLE today.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4979700

So, good news as far as I’m concerned. I still wonder if we’ll work him out, though I can’t say adding him is a good move.

For when Matt retires?

Hopefully this means that the team is going after a top QB in the draft. LT at 6, QB at 14, DE or CB at 40.

The second I realized that it was you who that came down with it I actually believed we were going to the Super Bowl. Other catches have been more physically impressive but none have had the emotional meaning that yours did.

You were always one of my quirky favorites and I forgive you for being terrible the last two years since you kept the boat afloat long enough in 2006 without Shaun or Hass to enable us to make the playoffs.

It’s a shame that we couldn’t use you to the best of your talent but if it’s any condolence you were just traded for (and drafted) by the guy who has the best eye for QB’s that this league has ever seen. I’m sure you will make something out of your career yet.

The pick acquired by Seattle in the Seneca Wallace-to-Cleveland trade was a conditional seventh-rounder.

Ugh.