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OT: Heat from the Edge...and Push up the Middle.
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'Hawks re-signed Michael Bennett, a guy that can play on the edge or in the middle.
I laughed at these d-bags that were calling Bennett "A-Rod" because he wanted to test the market. According to ESPN: "League sources confirmed to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Bennett signed a four-year, $28.5 million deal, with $16 million guaranteed. Bennett will earn $10 million in the first year, $6 million in the second year, $5 million in the third year, and $7.5 million in the final year.
Two teams offered more, sources told Schefter, but Bennett opted to stay in Seattle.
From Bennett's twitter: "Im back I m happy super bowl champ .The 12th man is the biggest reason I came back the best fan."
Kim's first question was about access to Seahawks practice.
I laughed at these d-bags that were calling Bennett "A-Rod" because he wanted to test the market. According to ESPN: "League sources confirmed to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Bennett signed a four-year, $28.5 million deal, with $16 million guaranteed. Bennett will earn $10 million in the first year, $6 million in the second year, $5 million in the third year, and $7.5 million in the final year.
Two teams offered more, sources told Schefter, but Bennett opted to stay in Seattle.
From Bennett's twitter: "Im back I m happy super bowl champ .The 12th man is the biggest reason I came back the best fan."
Kim's first question was about access to Seahawks practice.
Comments
I like that they front loaded it and saved the cap space in the future for the Thomas, Sherman, Wilson contracts.
Great deal for the Hawks. I assume most of that $7.5 in year 4 is not guaranteed? I bet they keep him for three.
Why have a dominant dline and go 3 and out every position (see Dick Tommy and Arizona in the early 90s.) They pushed up the middle and brought hot lava from the edges...look where that got them) peace out brother.
Tldr let's just put all Seahawks related chatter in the NFL boreds so people will stop going into Seahawks threads just to state how much they hate the topic.
Why have a dominant O-line and score 50 points when your D-line gives up 60 points?
Look, the most important part of a football team is the defensive line. Defense wins championships, and it starts with the line. It's been discussed and deliberated ad nauseum.
voices.yahoo.com/which-football-position-most-important-for-542678.html