So its Thomas over Norman, Amini over Wharton and Mitchell over Mikell

[NavyPF4L]

The only thing that is 100% certain on Sunday is that I will be cracking a beer at 8am in a gravel parking lot whilst firing up the grill and blasting Hall & Oates greatest hits.

You're my hero... Take me with you!!

[Cpt slay a ho]

Don't understand putting Norman on the bench unless they think he is just too much of a gambler on a play to play basis. Seattle is a big play/play action team. If Norman tries to jump a few play action routes and they lead to TDs then it puts our offense in a bad situation against a front 7 that LOVES to play downhill. Wilson isnt going to throw picks...he just doesn't do it. Never did it in college, didn't do it last year as a rookie. The best way to limit Seattle is to be solid tacklers and to force them to go 3 and out.

 

If we were playing the Cowboys and you could count on a few errant throws from Romo then I'd say start Norman...but Wilson is too disciplined. Start whoever is most fundamentally sound.

 

Luke and Captain say what up.............

[KillerKat]

Munnerlyn will be picked on the entire game just like he was in preseason. Cam will continue running for his life.

[jarhead]

I prefer gravy over rice

[Floppin]

amazing no one picked him up before now, huh?

It's not shocking or amazing and it certainly shouldn't besmirch his playing ability in the eyes of anyone, unless they are just purposely trying to be ignorant to the facts. 

 

Vets hold out until the last second all the time. There's many reasons for this and in his particular case it was because he wanted a multi-year deal and likely wanted to avoid as much, if not all, of training camp and preseason as possible. We had contacted him way back in June about signing and likely have had a deal in place since then. Don't listen to the coach speak about "well we did this because Nakamura got injured", because that's a hill of beans. 

[TheRed]

For the love of Zod, can someone please revoke this guys thread privileges....