Kicking off a series of articles focused on measuring the type of athletes the Seahawks are acquiring under Pete Carroll and John Schneider.
A better model for pass protection and some counterintuitive conclusions it supports.
We really shouldn't be using sack totals to evaluate defensive pass rush. However, there may be other useful stats for evaluation of pass rushing skill.
Attached is a spreadsheet with Adjusted SPARQ calculations for existing Seahawks linebackers and LEOs.
A better model for pass protection and some counterintuitive conclusions it supports.
We really shouldn't be using sack totals to evaluate defensive pass rush. However, there may be other useful stats for evaluation of pass rushing skill.
Spencer Ware, local fast food places and gaining weight.
Kicking off a series of articles focused on measuring the type of athletes the Seahawks are acquiring under Pete Carroll and John Schneider.
A "Pro Forma" 53 Man Roster for the Seahawks' 2013 season, with salary cap figures for 2013 and 2014.
An analysis of NFL injury reports suggesting that there is no durability skill for Percy Harvin to lack.
I was surprised the Seahawks did not draft an offensive lineman in the early part of the draft, but after listening to Tom Cable on ESPN 710 (Bob & Groz) and Ian Furness (KJR 950) this last week, the outcome made sense to me.
Breaking down Breno Giacomini's 2012 season.
A look at LBs that don't play on passing downs and what this means for Malcolm Smith and the Seahawks.
Testing the reliability of four popular QB stats.
Attached is an age chart and height/weight/speed for the known rookies descending onto the shores of the VMAC this sunny weekend.
A snapshot of how this current Seahawks team was acquired - free agency, trades, roster cutdowns, the draft...
Russell Wilson can’t get hurt. He can’t get hurt in the same way that a boy’s dog can’t get rabies making the boy go out back and shoot it. It doesn’t seem fair when it happens, it...
A look at how the Packers approached the RB position and what John Schneider learned from it.
In 2012, the Seahawks ran the ball more than any other NFL team - 536 times, for an average of 33.5 attempts per game.