Seattle Seahawks thread

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DrEll:
I hope they don't get Quinn from Dallas as their head coach. Remember that's the guy who helped build the legion of boom a decade ago. I'd much rather see them chase Jim Harbaugh, who's more erratic with his coaching scheme…

Harbaugh has built a winner everywhere he's gone. If he goes to Seattle he'll quickly solve the problems on offense either through the draft of free agency and he'll likely bring his DC from Michigan who has NFL experience with the Ravens. We don't need to see him in our division.

Harbaugh is possibly the best coach of this era .He's won everywhere at every level. He's took over 4 programs that were struggling (San Diego, Stanford, the 49ers and now Michigan) and rebuilt them into winners. No other coach has done that. Saban was close but he didn't do it in the NFL. I don't think he liked coaching pros. Carroll failed in NY and Belichick was a failure in Cleveland. Now the Patriots are terrible without Brady.

Harbaugh is quirky and sometime rubs people the wrong way but he can flat out build a team and coach it.

Not sure about the rebuild part. But he certainly maximized on the talent he was given in most of those places where he coached. I'm a big Harbaugh fan, but his coaching style comes off as erratic. Also, his success has a lot to do with the people around him eg coaches. Remember how we used to piss on Roman and other coaches during our struggles a decade ago ?

Quinn OTOH is a defensive guru. Matching him up against Shanny twice a year will eventually come back to bite us bc you know once he has the roster both coaches will start canceling each other out…

I think Jimbaugh is easier to deal with, and chances are the brass in Seattle will eventually lose their patience and start fighting with him…

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Jim Harbaugh + Jimmy Garoppolo in Seattle… 👨🏼‍🤝‍👨🏻

I hope they do it

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Nolan and Singletary preceded Harbaugh. The Niners weren't very good. Harbaugh turned them around with his draft picks and coaching style. It wasn't a total rebild but he did rebuild the attitude. Michigan had 2 winning seasons the previous 7 seasons. One was 8 wins and one was 11 wins. The other years were sub .500. At Michigan that constitutes a rebuild. It's not just players It's attitude as well. He couldn't beat OSU at first so he started recruiting stronger, faster athletes, especially on the line.

Name one other coach that has been successful every place he went at several different levels. Even the great Walsh didn't have success when he tried returning to Stanford. Belichick is second all time in wins but he did it in one place. He hasn't been able to win since Brady left.

Again I don't think going to places that already have talent and maximizing them is all that impressive. What Kyle has done in SF is far more impressive. That was a rebuild. His most impressive feat was at Stanford.

Honestly if he goes to the Raiders or Falcons with a puppet GM like Lombardi I don't think he will be particularly successful. He needs a place with real talent or at least a GM that can get him the offensive talent he needs. I don't know how well his offense is gonna work in NFL a decade later.

Too bad Pete wants to hang around Seattle. With 8 openings as well.as GM jobs he could possibly get a GM interview. And at 72 years old, even a head coaching job. He would be in a position to do what he does best- building and establishing a culture.

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DrEll:
I hope they don't get Quinn from Dallas as their head coach. Remember that's the guy who helped build the legion of boom a decade ago. I'd much rather see them chase Jim Harbaugh, who's more erratic with his coaching scheme…

Harbaugh has built a winner everywhere he's gone. If he goes to Seattle he'll quickly solve the problems on offense either through the draft of free agency and he'll likely bring his DC from Michigan who has NFL experience with the Ravens. We don't need to see him in our division.

Harbaugh is possibly the best coach of this era .He's won everywhere at every level. He's took over 4 programs that were struggling (San Diego, Stanford, the 49ers and now Michigan) and rebuilt them into winners. No other coach has done that. Saban was close but he didn't do it in the NFL. I don't think he liked coaching pros. Carroll failed in NY and Belichick was a failure in Cleveland. Now the Patriots are terrible without Brady.

Harbaugh is quirky and sometime rubs people the wrong way but he can flat out build a team and coach it.

Not sure about the rebuild part. But he certainly maximized on the talent he was given in most of those places where he coached. I'm a big Harbaugh fan, but his coaching style comes off as erratic. Also, his success has a lot to do with the people around him eg coaches. Remember how we used to piss on Roman and other coaches during our struggles a decade ago ?

Quinn OTOH is a defensive guru. Matching him up against Shanny twice a year will eventually come back to bite us bc you know once he has the roster both coaches will start canceling each other out…

I think Jimbaugh is easier to deal with, and chances are the brass in Seattle will eventually lose their patience and start fighting with him…

Pretty sure that Pete had more to do with their lob defense than Quinn. That's like arguing that Kyle's underlings have more to do with the success of our offense than Kyle himself.

Pete just hasn't been able to replicate his previous success. When it comes to Quinn, if there's anyone that knows how to attack his defenses it's Kyle.

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DrEll:
I hope they don't get Quinn from Dallas as their head coach. Remember that's the guy who helped build the legion of boom a decade ago. I'd much rather see them chase Jim Harbaugh, who's more erratic with his coaching scheme…

Harbaugh has built a winner everywhere he's gone. If he goes to Seattle he'll quickly solve the problems on offense either through the draft of free agency and he'll likely bring his DC from Michigan who has NFL experience with the Ravens. We don't need to see him in our division.

Harbaugh is possibly the best coach of this era .He's won everywhere at every level. He's took over 4 programs that were struggling (San Diego, Stanford, the 49ers and now Michigan) and rebuilt them into winners. No other coach has done that. Saban was close but he didn't do it in the NFL. I don't think he liked coaching pros. Carroll failed in NY and Belichick was a failure in Cleveland. Now the Patriots are terrible without Brady.

Harbaugh is quirky and sometime rubs people the wrong way but he can flat out build a team and coach it.

Not sure about the rebuild part. But he certainly maximized on the talent he was given in most of those places where he coached. I'm a big Harbaugh fan, but his coaching style comes off as erratic. Also, his success has a lot to do with the people around him eg coaches. Remember how we used to piss on Roman and other coaches during our struggles a decade ago ?

Quinn OTOH is a defensive guru. Matching him up against Shanny twice a year will eventually come back to bite us bc you know once he has the roster both coaches will start canceling each other out…

I think Jimbaugh is easier to deal with, and chances are the brass in Seattle will eventually lose their patience and start fighting with him…

Pretty sure that Pete had more to do with their lob defense than Quinn. That's like arguing that Kyle's underlings have more to do with the success of our offense than Kyle himself.

Pete just hasn't been able to replicate his previous success. When it comes to Quinn, if there's anyone that knows how to attack his defenses it's Kyle.

The only DC's that I am aware of that have had Shanny's # to an extent is Jim Schwartz of the Browns and Steve Spagnuolo of the Chiefs.

Originally posted by 49erKing:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DrEll:
I hope they don't get Quinn from Dallas as their head coach. Remember that's the guy who helped build the legion of boom a decade ago. I'd much rather see them chase Jim Harbaugh, who's more erratic with his coaching scheme…

Harbaugh has built a winner everywhere he's gone. If he goes to Seattle he'll quickly solve the problems on offense either through the draft of free agency and he'll likely bring his DC from Michigan who has NFL experience with the Ravens. We don't need to see him in our division.

Harbaugh is possibly the best coach of this era .He's won everywhere at every level. He's took over 4 programs that were struggling (San Diego, Stanford, the 49ers and now Michigan) and rebuilt them into winners. No other coach has done that. Saban was close but he didn't do it in the NFL. I don't think he liked coaching pros. Carroll failed in NY and Belichick was a failure in Cleveland. Now the Patriots are terrible without Brady.

Harbaugh is quirky and sometime rubs people the wrong way but he can flat out build a team and coach it.

Not sure about the rebuild part. But he certainly maximized on the talent he was given in most of those places where he coached. I'm a big Harbaugh fan, but his coaching style comes off as erratic. Also, his success has a lot to do with the people around him eg coaches. Remember how we used to piss on Roman and other coaches during our struggles a decade ago ?

Quinn OTOH is a defensive guru. Matching him up against Shanny twice a year will eventually come back to bite us bc you know once he has the roster both coaches will start canceling each other out…

I think Jimbaugh is easier to deal with, and chances are the brass in Seattle will eventually lose their patience and start fighting with him…

Pretty sure that Pete had more to do with their lob defense than Quinn. That's like arguing that Kyle's underlings have more to do with the success of our offense than Kyle himself.

Pete just hasn't been able to replicate his previous success. When it comes to Quinn, if there's anyone that knows how to attack his defenses it's Kyle.

The only DC's that I am aware of that have had Shanny's # to an extent is Jim Schwartz of the Browns and Steve Spagnuolo of the Chiefs.

Yeah, I am slightly concerned about that Baltimore DC though. That team has been living rent free in my head since that Christmas night game

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by 49erKing:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by DrEll:
I hope they don't get Quinn from Dallas as their head coach. Remember that's the guy who helped build the legion of boom a decade ago. I'd much rather see them chase Jim Harbaugh, who's more erratic with his coaching scheme…

Harbaugh has built a winner everywhere he's gone. If he goes to Seattle he'll quickly solve the problems on offense either through the draft of free agency and he'll likely bring his DC from Michigan who has NFL experience with the Ravens. We don't need to see him in our division.

Harbaugh is possibly the best coach of this era .He's won everywhere at every level. He's took over 4 programs that were struggling (San Diego, Stanford, the 49ers and now Michigan) and rebuilt them into winners. No other coach has done that. Saban was close but he didn't do it in the NFL. I don't think he liked coaching pros. Carroll failed in NY and Belichick was a failure in Cleveland. Now the Patriots are terrible without Brady.

Harbaugh is quirky and sometime rubs people the wrong way but he can flat out build a team and coach it.

Not sure about the rebuild part. But he certainly maximized on the talent he was given in most of those places where he coached. I'm a big Harbaugh fan, but his coaching style comes off as erratic. Also, his success has a lot to do with the people around him eg coaches. Remember how we used to piss on Roman and other coaches during our struggles a decade ago ?

Quinn OTOH is a defensive guru. Matching him up against Shanny twice a year will eventually come back to bite us bc you know once he has the roster both coaches will start canceling each other out…

I think Jimbaugh is easier to deal with, and chances are the brass in Seattle will eventually lose their patience and start fighting with him…

Pretty sure that Pete had more to do with their lob defense than Quinn. That's like arguing that Kyle's underlings have more to do with the success of our offense than Kyle himself.

Pete just hasn't been able to replicate his previous success. When it comes to Quinn, if there's anyone that knows how to attack his defenses it's Kyle.

The only DC's that I am aware of that have had Shanny's # to an extent is Jim Schwartz of the Browns and Steve Spagnuolo of the Chiefs.

Yeah, I am slightly concerned about that Baltimore DC though. That team has been living rent free in my head since that Christmas night game

They do have talent at all levels and they are playing out of their minds. We did move the ball on them at will though and I guess they had no choice but to show their hand on how to defend Shanny's offense and unfortunately it resulted in a ton of turnovers. Shanny will have a huge counter if they meet again in the SB; not sure what the DC from Baltimore will be able to muster up in response. He'll probably just focus on winning in the trenches and his team playing disciplined/focused ball which will no doubt be problematic for any team.

What time does the Seahawks play this week?

pete the Cheat will cawk block until Jim he signs a long contract elsewhere, then he might consider becoming HC on another team

seacucks completely f**ked now.
pete the cheat kept them in games by paying the refs...looks like that money ran out. Geno Smith/Drew Lock are the future of this franchise LMFAO

Originally posted by Waterbear:

SHAKAKAAAAAAAAAAAA

Originally posted by jimmy3233:
seacucks completely f**ked now.
pete the cheat kept them in games by paying the refs...looks like that money ran out. Geno Smith/Drew Lock are the future of this franchise LMFAO

Lol

Originally posted by jimmy3233:
Geno Smith/Drew Lock are the future of this franchise LMFAO

That is one bad looking future.

Originally posted by billbird2111:

Originally posted by jimmy3233:
Geno Smith/Drew Lock are the future of this franchise LMFAO

That is one bad looking future.

Don't worry Geno Smith aint write back yet so they gucci.