4XPIPS wrote:How much of impact not having K9 play or at full health will be key? I am not sold on Zach Charbonnet if he had to be the bell cow for the game. If K9 is out or is on limited reps, this could be trouble for the Hawk's offense as they intend to go back to running the ball.
jshawaii22 wrote:https://www.seahawks.com/team/injury-report/
The Pats have just as many injuries as we do, so that shouldn't be an excuse.
I was pleasantly surprised how well Forsythe played at RT for Fant.
Our new "D" will carry us 20-17, Seahawks come home 2-0.
Spohawk5092 wrote:Hear Walker is questionable with an oblique injury.
Spohawk5092 wrote:Hear Walker is questionable with an oblique injury.
Irish Greg 2.0 wrote:He is inactive
c_hawkbob wrote:Our defense is looking a bit soft so far.
4XPIPS wrote:Penalties almost certainly kill every offensive drive. We have completely abandoned the run game and it’s short passing and crossing routes
NorthHawk wrote:I don’t think the run defense was overly bad. They didn’t get regularly gashed up the middle but there were a few times that the defense was wanting. It wasn’t as bad as the last couple of years.
The OL still can’t get short yardage pushes but that’s part of a larger problem.
I liked how the Offense used more attacking of the edges and took advantage of matchups and confusion instead of just running ‘their’ plays.
At this point it looks like the Seahawks are one of the better mid level teams.
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