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I believe totally that christiansen can be the guy, but I've never been a fan of throwing a rookie OL out there without much experience. Rookie OL wear roller skates and they are going to get outsmarted by vet DL across from them. Pick up Leno and use him as a buffer until....

I don't know what it looks like for non-mods, but there should be a '...' in the top right of your post. If there is there will be a drop down menu that has it. If it's not there I've got no idea.

Knock it off.

I got ya and I agree. Dudes gonna be a stud

I think it will be closer to his college level of production because coaching and overall situation will be better. Just going throw this at the wall.... 275 completions 3500 yards 30-35 TDs (rushing included) <15 INTs

Would be nice to have morgan back around. And there were too many small dick assshats trying to go toe to toe with him here back then. I've often been tempted to go back and look at who it was that was doing it.

Just quit going for 3 and 1pt kicks. Problem solved.

This

now lets be the youngest team to win a ring.

i think the moment we gave darnold the 5th year option was the moment that we were officially out of the QB market...although i suspect that we were probably out of it before but let the thought linger in the air as a smokescreen.

David Moore on Punt Returns. From his time in Seattle... Game Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Kick Kick Kick Kick Kick Year Tm G Ret Yds TD Lng Y/R Rt Yds TD Lng Y/Rt '18 SEA 16 1 18 0 18 18 '19 SEA 14 10 75 0 18 7.5 '20 SEA 16 12 111 0 20 9.3 3 47 0 21 15.7 47 22 186 0 20 8.5 4 65 0 21 16.3

lol so i guess there weren't many?

awesome! i was hoping someone would do this. Thanks!

could be, but i like him more than grier. wouldn't be surprised to see grier cut loose and ramsey take his spot.

i merged and cleaned up the two threads. hope i didn't screw anything up. @Verge please check it over and see if it's ok. Loved the analysis and I appreciate all the pre-draft work you do.

agreed. kind of a hidden gem almost that could be a huge difference maker in what we are doing.

yes! Again, thanks for pitching in.

I can't remember much about the season last year. Had a lot going on like most people so it was all pretty much a blur. By the time the season got started life was all about work and recovering from work so I barely paid attention. I'm trying to think of what this team might look like going forward, but without a better understanding of what we were able to do with who we had, it's kind of hard. So who were the standouts on offense and defense? Think about the obvious and the not so obvious that you'd like to see more of going forward. The guys that should be included in the plans for 2021. Also...who were the ones that we don't need to waste anymore time on? I prefer to see who were the shiny bits from last year, but it's also good to know who y'all think we should move on from. thanks in advance.

I just know I'm feeling more giddy about this team than I have in years. Ever since that damnable SB loss, I've just felt pretty blah about this team. This year feels fresh and it feels like it's finally being put together correctly. It has been deconstructed, torn down to it's foundation, and being rebuilt into something special by people who are very forward thinking and have a clear vision of the future rather than trying to hang on to the old school.

impressive and pretty fun to watch highlight reel of Ramsey

I think this guy is meant as a backup to darnold. the sandlot style of play is very similar, though darnold has a bigger arm.

adding the last couple...Spencer Brown and Peyton Ramsey

sharing the burden of proving who he can be and who they believe he can be. it's not on Darnold to prove he can be great. it's on the team. it's on the coaching staff. its on all of them together. in NY they gave him nothing. they just threw him out there in some half thought out scheme on a team with crappy leadership and a bunch of meh players. that's not what he has here.