Seahawks News and Rumors Open Thread
-- Robert Gallery needs groin surgery and will miss 4-6 weeks. And that's probably a stretch. Honestly, wouldn't surprise me if he missed significantly more time than that. Not trying to be a harbinger of doom, but groin injuries are not good. In his stead, we'll get to see what Paul McQuistan can do. McQuistan is a veteran (6th year) journeyman that was formerly the 69th overall pick by the Raiders. If he falls on his face, I'd presume that Tyler Polumbus will get a look.
Per Danny O'Neil, Pete Carroll noted "It has been something that has been bothering him. He has had a groin issue that we thought, after the couple of weeks with his knee, that would get better. But it actually went the other way because of favoring the other side. He got a little more vulnerable, and he studded it out and played through it. He shouldn't have, but he did, and made it through it. We didn't know about it until after the game."
"We've loved having him. He's a fantastic character on your team, personality and all. The experience he has been through, the knowledge that he has helps other guys so you miss that. There's no replacing that. It was good to have him out this week working with us, but it is what it is. Paul (McQuistan) and Breno (Giacomini) and those guys have to step up and be ready to play for us."
-- Sidney Rice is practicing this week. Per John Boyle, when Pete Carroll was asked if Rice will play this Sunday, he replied: "That's up to the trainers, but they're taking him through a very rigorous program to prove that he's OK. You'd be surprised what they're doing to work with him. He has to make it through practice and all of that, we'll wait and see how that goes. We can't count on him until he can make it through the week, so we'll see how that works out. But he's determined, and what he's gone through to get to this point has been pretty rigorous to demonstrate that he's OK to at least go to this next level."
-- Mark LeGree got a job, on the Arizona Cardinals' practice squad. I'm happy for him, and I'm also hoping that it's not just for the week. He'll provide scouting reports to them on our defense, presumably, but hopefully he'll stick around there. And then get picked up somewhere for a 53-man roster outside the NFC West.
-- As far as I can tell, Dominique Byrd, Mike Gibson, and Josh Pinkard are still without a job, eagerly awaiting a call from John Schneider. Injuries during the season will impact whether or not they get that call, I would guess.
That's all I got right now. What else is going on around the league?
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Hopefully one of the reasons Legree didn't stick here
was that the jump from FCS to NFL was too big and that he wasn’t able to grasp the defensive concepts we employ. It isn’t too big of a stretch, the kid was a pretty physically gifted ballhawk at a lower level of play that didn’t translate enough to keep him on our team. With any luck, he won’t be able to provide too much info to the Cards.
Eternally looking forward to someone making a Seahawks song based off of Lil' Jon's "Shots" song named "Hawks!"
We're last in ESPN power rankings
so we got that going for us.
Not that anyone gives a shit what ESPN has to say.
Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Turrets. Moon buggies. Oh my holy crap. Surveillance doe's. I hate those
Surprising
Didn’t figure anyone would rank us below the Chiefs. We’re close though
Formerly Known As Vasilii
by Thomas Beekers on Sep 20, 2011 11:02 AM PDT up reply actions
It is surprising
Even Sando had us at 30. I didn’t think we’ve played that bad considering our young Oline and DB’s.
Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Turrets. Moon buggies. Oh my holy crap. Surveillance doe's. I hate those
2 spots for east coast bias, without a doubt
Heresy grows from idleness.
by Corax --Nevermore-- on Sep 20, 2011 11:51 AM PDT up reply actions
well according to rodney harrison
we are the worse team in the NFL.
by Bruiser89171 on Sep 20, 2011 12:45 PM PDT up reply actions
If I wanted any advice from Rodney Harrison it would
be on how to become a dirty player.
Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Turrets. Moon buggies. Oh my holy crap. Surveillance doe's. I hate those
Invented in Seattle
Seems Knox’s Trick-Knee-Nash is catching on with the Giants among others.
Haha. That's classic.
I remember Joe Nash falling play after play against Boomer Esiason and the Bengals’ no huddle offense.
The rule
as memory serves the NFL made the ‘must leave for a play’ rule in response to that game. The game was hilarious. On one play he didn’t go down, got some signal from the sidelines and just fell over and grabbed his knee.
The announcers were on to it and Knox on the sideline just grittin his teeth ‘fuck ’em’
An eminently winnable game
But the Seahawks have won only one away playoff game in their history, I think.
That rule was in effect already
That game created the lose a timeout rule if the injury is after the two minute warning.
they took turns pissing into the bitch's ocular cavities.
This way to the cafeteria!
Matt Hasslebeck was on Brock and Salk
five minutes ago. Great interview. I’m 100% rooting for him in Tenn and I hope he and his team go far. Really far.
On the other hand, Sark’s interview with them sounded really awkward. Hahaha.
Heresy grows from idleness.
by Corax --Nevermore-- on Sep 20, 2011 11:14 AM PDT reply actions
I want him to succeed in Tenn
what I don’t want to hear is all the talk of how we shouldn’t have let him go.
Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Cyclops there. Turrets. Moon buggies. Oh my holy crap. Surveillance doe's. I hate those
same
I’m actually glad he is not with the Hawks anymore. He’s somewhere where he can presumably succeed and go to high places. Seattle was not it.
Heresy grows from idleness.
by Corax --Nevermore-- on Sep 20, 2011 11:49 AM PDT up reply actions
Agreed. I'm rooting for Hass and Locker to do well.
But I’m glad that Hasselbeck isn’t here. It was time…
Two of Three Free Agents:
That is the second of the three big free agent acquisitions down. Gallery is hobbled and T-Jack is, at best, temporary band aid at QB, and not a great band aid at that. Hopefully, Rice will be thrown down field (pun intended).
The front office did Hasselbeck a huge favor by letting him walk. The O-Line is still months away from being adequate. Hass would have been beat up already if he played here. I’m with you guys who are rooting for him in Tennessee.
Week 2 of FO VOA rankings are out.
The Seahawks still aren’t last! And they somehow don’t have the worst offense in football (third worst, JAX and KC are worse)!
VOA rankings. FBO doesn't really get useful until it becomes DVOA, as they're wont to indicate themselves
We’re still dead last in DAVE, despite KC’s suckitude. Impressive.
Formerly Known As Vasilii
by Thomas Beekers on Sep 20, 2011 2:30 PM PDT up reply actions
Seattle would have the first pick if the draft started today.
Based on record and strength of schedule (15-17 thus far, weakest of all the 0-2s).
Don’t know if this is something we want tracked on a weekly basis, but I’ve got the spreadsheet working if we do.
"There's an old saying - revenge is a dish best served immediately."
It's really depressing...
If half of this season is about OMYGOSH SUCK FOR THAT CERTAIN QB.
Hell, we are the only SBN blog actually over-analysing the “Luck” debate.
Football?
Futurely known as BundyBundyBear (Aussie homer)

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