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Unfortunately on this play. we are FOTD.

To say nothing of 4th-and-22 play where they got to RW instantly with 3 rushers.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx6ME9zVxpLfZi14ZEoyRGpaVnc

Trying to link an image:

Looks like bowling

Ladies and Gentlemen, Y O U R 2017 Seattle Seahawks Offensive LIIIIiiiiine......Watch them as they portray dead fish scared of dolphins eating them against the Titans.They do a great job faking death, Let's hear it for them......ummmmm.....welllll.....ummmmm. Maybe not

What a ridiculous post. Do you know what the blocking scheme called was? Was it for cut blocks all along the front to open a slant pass that RW didn't throw? You don't know. You only snap a picture of after the DL have adjusted after protecting their legs from the cut blocks.

Bottom line is RW had enough time to throw this past week - No idea why he was over throwing everyone in the first couple quarters. Glad he finally figured it out after DB went out. Seems he started throwing the ball on a line and stopped trying to steer the ball.

idhawkman wrote:What a ridiculous post. Do you know what the blocking scheme called was? Was it for cut blocks all along the front to open a slant pass that RW didn't throw? You don't know. You only snap a picture of after the DL have adjusted after protecting their legs from the cut blocks.

Bottom line is RW had enough time to throw this past week - No idea why he was over throwing everyone in the first couple quarters. Glad he finally figured it out after DB went out. Seems he started throwing the ball on a line and stopped trying to steer the ball.

Obviously they were all supposed to cut block, probably for a quick pass of some sort. We have no idea why the pass wasn't thrown, RW didn't see the guy that was open or there wasn't anybody open. My guess is that his first read wasn't there then he decided to pull the ball down and run, but who knows for sure. What the picture is, is a very good visual as to the way many people feel about the current state of our O-line...

Pretty bad job of cut blocking when most of the Seahawks are on the turf and most of the Defense is chasing Wilson.

If the pass is suppose to be a quick slant, then all you need to do is get the defensive line to put their hands down on you as you go toward their feet. Bent over with their hands down (no jokes needed....) opens up the throwing lane but only for a few seconds. Then they are back up and rushing the passer as you see in the picture.

I usually don't pay much attention to PFF and their grades, but having Odhiambo rank #72 out of 72 players is just terrible. Now he's hurt and we are looking at the prospect of Tobin starting at LT.