Russell Wilson and the Seahawks' Offense are broken | Film Room
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I just don't see this team being able to win the division next year with SF, Arizona, and LA all being younger and more complete teams than the Seahawks. Wilson took some sacks this year that a younger Wilson would have escaped.
A part of me thinks they should do a hard reset and let long-time vets like RW and Wagner have one last chance to make it back to the SB via trade.
Starting OTs Duane Brown (turns 37 right before the 2022 season starts) and Brandon Shell are FAs. Al Woods will be 35 and a FA. Chris Carson gets hurt too much and Penny will be a FA.
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Bingo.HFNY said:I just don't see this team being able to win the division next year with SF, Arizona, and LA all being younger and more complete teams than the Seahawks. Wilson took some sacks this year that a younger Wilson would have escaped.
A part of me thinks they should do a hard reset and let long-time vets like RW and Wagner have one last chance to make it back to the SB via trade.
Starting OTs Duane Brown (turns 37 right before the 2022 season starts) and Brandon Shell are FAs. Al Woods will be 35 and a FA. Chris Carson gets hurt too much and Penny will be a FA.
This team has the worst long term outlook in the division currently. For as much shit as Pete and Russ get, Schneider is the core of the problem. He has made so many shit moves since the Super Bowl era that have depleted this roster, and this isn't an overnight fix. He has been putting Band-Aids on a festering wound for years now. Russ needs to be traded for some capital. As bad as he has been this year, he still has a lot of value and some team with a young talented roster that can handle his contract would gladly pay a decent price for win it now scenario. I think Russ can still be decent somewhere but it won't be here. This offensive line isn't going to magically change overnight with 1 or 2 free agent signings and a 5th round OL pick. Let him go somewhere to end his career where winning is still an option while the big rebuild process starts in Seattle. Otherwise it is going to be a long time before the Seahawks are relevant again. -
My understanding is that Pete has final say on the roster.CuntWaffle said:
Bingo.HFNY said:I just don't see this team being able to win the division next year with SF, Arizona, and LA all being younger and more complete teams than the Seahawks. Wilson took some sacks this year that a younger Wilson would have escaped.
A part of me thinks they should do a hard reset and let long-time vets like RW and Wagner have one last chance to make it back to the SB via trade.
Starting OTs Duane Brown (turns 37 right before the 2022 season starts) and Brandon Shell are FAs. Al Woods will be 35 and a FA. Chris Carson gets hurt too much and Penny will be a FA.
This team has the worst long term outlook in the division currently. For as much shit as Pete and Russ get, Schneider is the core of the problem. He has made so many shit moves since the Super Bowl era that have depleted this roster, and this isn't an overnight fix. He has been putting Band-Aids on a festering wound for years now. Russ needs to be traded for some capital. As bad as he has been this year, he still has a lot of value and some team with a young talented roster that can handle his contract would gladly pay a decent price for win it now scenario. I think Russ can still be decent somewhere but it won't be here. This offensive line isn't going to magically change overnight with 1 or 2 free agent signings and a 5th round OL pick. Let him go somewhere to end his career where winning is still an option while the big rebuild process starts in Seattle. Otherwise it is going to be a long time before the Seahawks are relevant again. -
