monkey wrote:http://www.fieldgulls.com/nfl-offseason-2014/2014/3/20/5530484/stephen-schilling-signs-with-the-seahawks
There's a guy for you Riv, guard/tackle out of Michigan, drafted by the Chargers in the 5th (I think) in 2011. Still hasn't done anything but was highly recruited, apparently by Tom Cable and Pete Carroll.
They haven't forgotten about the line guys, they're just NOT going to overpay for garbage. That's a GOOD THING!
HumanCockroach wrote:LOL. 'Spare no expense on defense" LMFAO. You haven't been paying attention.
HumanCockroach wrote:It isn't ridicule, it's what you posted. I'm laughing because claiming the Seahawks spared no expense on the D line, or the D is hilarious at least to me. People seem to forget HOW that defense was manufactured, it certainly wasn't with every high priced free agent available, and certainly NOT with high priced mediocre free agents. No one wants to WAIT to see how things play out, they want some over priced crap instead, I am NOT on that train. You don't want me to react to that? Seriously? How could I NOT?
Anthony wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:It isn't ridicule, it's what you posted. I'm laughing because claiming the Seahawks spared no expense on the D line, or the D is hilarious at least to me. People seem to forget HOW that defense was manufactured, it certainly wasn't with every high priced free agent available, and certainly NOT with high priced mediocre free agents. No one wants to WAIT to see how things play out, they want some over priced crap instead, I am NOT on that train. You don't want me to react to that? Seriously? How could I NOT?
Dude if you look at the money spent on D compared to O it is laughable. But I am guessing you will not be happy till Rw is out for the year injured.
HumanCockroach wrote:Anthony wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:It isn't ridicule, it's what you posted. I'm laughing because claiming the Seahawks spared no expense on the D line, or the D is hilarious at least to me. People seem to forget HOW that defense was manufactured, it certainly wasn't with every high priced free agent available, and certainly NOT with high priced mediocre free agents. No one wants to WAIT to see how things play out, they want some over priced crap instead, I am NOT on that train. You don't want me to react to that? Seriously? How could I NOT?
Dude if you look at the money spent on D compared to O it is laughable. But I am guessing you will not be happy till Rw is out for the year injured.
LOL, yeah, that's the ticket... I spend all my time hoping the franchise QB gets injured... LMFAO... were do you guys get this garbage?
We are talking about UPGRADES, not status quo, seems many don't either understand what an UPGRADE is, or they are so frenetic about it, they can just spew names up that are NOT upgrades, and pretend they will fix the line.
NorthHawk wrote:I wish him well because he's a home town kid, but don't expect much from a 6th round pick who has played in about 20 games and has 2 starts over 3 years.
More fodder for the OL while they try to throw gobs of money at an already strong DL.
HumanCockroach wrote:Fair enough, but YOU do not know none of the three remaining will not be brought in, that those "ranked higher " would have performed at a higher level, much less the three not brought in, the quality of those on the roster already in place, the available quality of those available to be drafted compared to those, in fact the only thing that IS known, is the PRICE of those you personally, or those judged by writers to be of "higher quality" .
I'll WAIT to see what this FO does in the next year or so, before jumping off a bridge. They just won a SB with the quality of players many on here seem hell bent to whine about, until such time that the lack of line play either gets a QB injured, lacks the ability to open running lanes, or keeps the team from winning, I am content to let them attempt to have the success with the low cost, bargain players, they JUST won the f-ing SB with. OR. At the VERY least, bare minimum, wait until the have the ROOMto sign an ACTUAL upgrade, as opposed to aging, over priced, average lineman. Until such time, I BELIEVE in the system, that WON the Lombardi, as opposed to fretting over something that MIGHT, POSSIBLY occur.
HumanCockroach wrote:It isn't ridicule, it's what you posted. I'm laughing because claiming the Seahawks spared no expense on the D line, or the D is hilarious at least to me. People seem to forget HOW that defense was manufactured, it certainly wasn't with every high priced free agent available, and certainly NOT with high priced mediocre free agents. No one wants to WAIT to see how things play out, they want some over priced crap instead, I am NOT on that train. You don't want me to react to that? Seriously? How could I NOT?
HumanCockroach wrote:Bane, has it nailed PERFECTLY. LOOK at how the defense was built, then LOOK at what was spent on the offense, then figure out if they spent more on defense or offense. Call it ridicule if you want, take it as an insult if that is your desire. All I did was point out the facts, of HOW this team was built...
Zorn76 wrote:NorthHawk wrote:I wish him well because he's a home town kid, but don't expect much from a 6th round pick who has played in about 20 games and has 2 starts over 3 years.
More fodder for the OL while they try to throw gobs of money at an already strong DL.
Bet he's better than Breno:)
RiverDog wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:Bane, has it nailed PERFECTLY. LOOK at how the defense was built, then LOOK at what was spent on the offense, then figure out if they spent more on defense or offense. Call it ridicule if you want, take it as an insult if that is your desire. All I did was point out the facts, of HOW this team was built...
It's not the facts you pointed out, HC. It's the manner in which you pointed out those facts.
HumanCockroach wrote:RiverDog wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:Bane, has it nailed PERFECTLY. LOOK at how the defense was built, then LOOK at what was spent on the offense, then figure out if they spent more on defense or offense. Call it ridicule if you want, take it as an insult if that is your desire. All I did was point out the facts, of HOW this team was built...
It's not the facts you pointed out, HC. It's the manner in which you pointed out those facts.
And it's the manner in which you complained that struck me as funny. Sorry if your claim was so incredibly erroneous as to strike me as laughable, what was I thinking?
HumanCockroach wrote:Don't remember calling you a buffoon, what I said was if you think they have spent so many resources on the defense while ignoring the offense, you haven't been paying attention. Which IS 100% accurate. LOL and LMFAO are accepted on this board, which is the ONLY thing in that reply that can be construed to be what you claimed it to be. You don't like being called on something like that statement, don't make that statement. You, not I was the one that made a completely false statement, and I called you on it that is what occurred. I would have done the same with anyone else making that statement, and I have indeed had the same done to me.
Sorry if it "embarrassed" you, but making statements that are embarrassing tends to have those results . I started out making observations, however as the complaints spiralled into fallacy, my patience evaporated, no problem with wanting something that I myself want, just don't believe making stuff up is productive, accurate or fair to the FO or the other fans of this team. Not going to "fall in with the rest" because I'm a 12, not going to do it
NorthHawk wrote:Okung is still in his first contract under the old CBA where the player selected in the first round had the team by the short and curlys. It would be much different today.
My point still stands, over the last 2 years we have committed 10 times the money on the DL than we have the OL as well as only 2 late draft picks on the OL compared to 7 picks including 1 1st and 2 mid round selections on DL. OK make that 6 and 3 as Sweezy was a DT, but moved to OG. These are things you cannot deny.
Anthony wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:It isn't ridicule, it's what you posted. I'm laughing because claiming the Seahawks spared no expense on the D line, or the D is hilarious at least to me. People seem to forget HOW that defense was manufactured, it certainly wasn't with every high priced free agent available, and certainly NOT with high priced mediocre free agents. No one wants to WAIT to see how things play out, they want some over priced crap instead, I am NOT on that train. You don't want me to react to that? Seriously? How could I NOT?
Dude if you look at the money spent on D compared to O it is laughable. But I am guessing you will not be happy till Rw is out for the year injured.
NorthHawk wrote:Okung is still in his first contract under the old CBA where the player selected in the first round had the team by the short and curlys. It would be much different today.
My point still stands, over the last 2 years we have committed 10 times the money on the DL than we have the OL as well as only 2 late draft picks on the OL compared to 7 picks including 1 1st and 2 mid round selections on DL. OK make that 6 and 3 as Sweezy was a DT, but moved to OG. These are things you cannot deny.
mykc14 wrote:NorthHawk wrote:Okung is still in his first contract under the old CBA where the player selected in the first round had the team by the short and curlys. It would be much different today.
My point still stands, over the last 2 years we have committed 10 times the money on the DL than we have the OL as well as only 2 late draft picks on the OL compared to 7 picks including 1 1st and 2 mid round selections on DL. OK make that 6 and 3 as Sweezy was a DT, but moved to OG. These are things you cannot deny.
That's true but the fact remains that we are spending more money on O than D still, by a large margin. Maybe if Okung were signed under today's CBA they would have some more money to spend on the OL, but he wasn't so that money is being used on him. No matter how it is sliced we are still spending the same amount on our OL and DL and that is what matters, not what we have done in the last 2 years.
Anthony wrote:mykc14 wrote:NorthHawk wrote:Okung is still in his first contract under the old CBA where the player selected in the first round had the team by the short and curlys. It would be much different today.
My point still stands, over the last 2 years we have committed 10 times the money on the DL than we have the OL as well as only 2 late draft picks on the OL compared to 7 picks including 1 1st and 2 mid round selections on DL. OK make that 6 and 3 as Sweezy was a DT, but moved to OG. These are things you cannot deny.
That's true but the fact remains that we are spending more money on O than D still, by a large margin. Maybe if Okung were signed under today's CBA they would have some more money to spend on the OL, but he wasn't so that money is being used on him. No matter how it is sliced we are still spending the same amount on our OL and DL and that is what matters, not what we have done in the last 2 years.
so your answer is as long as we are spending the same money that is all that matters? The fact it might cost you your franchise QB does not matter? Hey yeah we lost our franchise QB and will miss the playoffs because our o-line sucks but that's okay look how much we spent on the offense? Really.
The reality is you find a franchise QB you protect him, and so far we have not, and that is cause for huge concerns and will eventually bite us in the butt.
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