savvyman wrote:When Browner was out earlier the pattern was to start Thurmond and then in the Nickle package to slide Thurmond over to the slot and Insert Maxwell into the cornerback position.
I think that this will be the strategy used again when Thurmond returns.
c_hawkbob wrote:I dunno, Bang Bang Maxwell and his Silver Hammer may have earned himself a starting gig, it'll be interesting to see how coach handles it ... I will say that I trust him implicitly in however he does choose to handle it. D-backfield definitely appears to be his strongest suit.
makena wrote:I think the package is Browner and Thurmond on Nickles. So, when Thurmond comes back, it should be Maxwell and Thurmond. That's how it was when Thurmond scored that pick six against the Vikes... Maxwell is the back up to Browner...
However, you never know how they are going set up the personnel packages now with our depth...
Steady_Hawk wrote:Pete creates an inferno of competition with this program. Maxwell has looked incredible, so much so that I believe Sherman isn't going to be a "sign at any cost" situation anymore. These guys give everything they have once they get their chance, and quite frankly, I wouldn't allow Thurmond to have his job back until Maxwell loses it.
4XPIPS wrote:Steady_Hawk wrote:Pete creates an inferno of competition with this program. Maxwell has looked incredible, so much so that I believe Sherman isn't going to be a "sign at any cost" situation anymore. These guys give everything they have once they get their chance, and quite frankly, I wouldn't allow Thurmond to have his job back until Maxwell loses it.
Agree agree agree... however slow down there... I would give Sherman the moon. We need that Firery Voice on our Defense. Corners with his skills don't come around often. When was the last time we had a true shutdown corner?
Springs?
Trufant?
I mean we can go back to the 80s, but it has been sometime. I wouldn't lose Sherman for money
Steady_Hawk wrote:4XPIPS wrote:Steady_Hawk wrote:Pete creates an inferno of competition with this program. Maxwell has looked incredible, so much so that I believe Sherman isn't going to be a "sign at any cost" situation anymore. These guys give everything they have once they get their chance, and quite frankly, I wouldn't allow Thurmond to have his job back until Maxwell loses it.
Agree agree agree... however slow down there... I would give Sherman the moon. We need that Firery Voice on our Defense. Corners with his skills don't come around often. When was the last time we had a true shutdown corner?
Springs?
Trufant?
I mean we can go back to the 80s, but it has been sometime. I wouldn't lose Sherman for money
I love Sherman too, but the depth that Pete and Schnied are acquiring is showing up something incredible. I'm a bit nervous on what Sherman will want since Revis got his 16 Mil he was whining about. I hope they can work something out in the 10-12 range with a fair amount of guaranteed money.
Steady_Hawk wrote:4XPIPS wrote:Steady_Hawk wrote:Pete creates an inferno of competition with this program. Maxwell has looked incredible, so much so that I believe Sherman isn't going to be a "sign at any cost" situation anymore. These guys give everything they have once they get their chance, and quite frankly, I wouldn't allow Thurmond to have his job back until Maxwell loses it.
Agree agree agree... however slow down there... I would give Sherman the moon. We need that Firery Voice on our Defense. Corners with his skills don't come around often. When was the last time we had a true shutdown corner?
Springs?
Trufant?
I mean we can go back to the 80s, but it has been sometime. I wouldn't lose Sherman for money
I love Sherman too, but the depth that Pete and Schnied are acquiring is showing up something incredible. I'm a bit nervous on what Sherman will want since Revis got his 16 Mil he was whining about. I hope they can work something out in the 10-12 range with a fair amount of guaranteed money.
Steady_Hawk wrote:It's pretty hard to let someone go when they take away their side of the field.
Would you trade him for picks or just let him go in FA?
In any event it will be tough to sign them all when their contracts are up.
First off, just to clarify, I would prefer Sherman to retire a Seahawk. It's not my job to figure out how, but I do wonder how they are going to pay Russell his 20 Mil, Sherman's 16 Mil and Thomas's 7 Mil or so. If this becomes impossible, I guess you could get clever and FT Sherman to weigh out some offers. What did Revis garner? Sherman is worth more than Revis IMO because he isn't recovering from any injury.
I really hate to even think it because I can't even remember this franchise ever having a CB as good as Sherman.
PasadenaHawk wrote:bit confused, folks talking about Browner returning. Isn't it a foregone conclusion that he will never suit up as a Hawk again?
I hope they can keep Sherman and Thomas and pay RW when the time comes (end of next year I think). I don't think this would be the same team w/o them.
As for Maxwell, I think you have to let him start afer WTIII is done with his suspension, given his performance.
Irish Greg 2.0 wrote:I so do not miss the likes of Kelly Jennings getting abused out there.
CascadeHawk wrote:I think Maxwell remains the starter, he's earned it. I re-watched the last two games, paying special attention to Maxwell when possible and I tell you that guy is glue when it comes to defending his guy and explosive when needed. Plus he has the long arms that are just so disruptive.
In any case, when Thurmond and possibly Browner get back it will be the best man starting so a win win for the Hawks.
Eaglehawk wrote:Steady_Hawk wrote:It's pretty hard to let someone go when they take away their side of the field.
Would you trade him for picks or just let him go in FA?
In any event it will be tough to sign them all when their contracts are up.
First off, just to clarify, I would prefer Sherman to retire a Seahawk. It's not my job to figure out how, but I do wonder how they are going to pay Russell his 20 Mil, Sherman's 16 Mil and Thomas's 7 Mil or so. If this becomes impossible, I guess you could get clever and FT Sherman to weigh out some offers. What did Revis garner? Sherman is worth more than Revis IMO because he isn't recovering from any injury.
I really hate to even think it because I can't even remember this franchise ever having a CB as good as Sherman.
Something tells me Sherm will hang around, especially if we win a SB with him here. That helps all good players stay on a team. Some will not want to adjust their contract others will. Net result, you never know.
Guaranteed money is guaranteed money and some may want to hang around for a 2nd SB ring. If we lose or don't make it to the big dance, then these folks are going to be jumping off the boat faster than rats jumping off a sinking ship.
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