Oct 14, 2022·edited Oct 14, 2022Liked by Seaside Joe
Bruce Irvan should be a big help with locking down the ends with his experience reading the plays, as well as working into the rotation to keep fresh. Plus passing on his experience to the young rookies....
Allow me to piggyback on a couple of comments. I am thrilled to see Bruce Irving back in town. He will contribute to our defense probably against the Cards. By all accounts he had a fantastic workout.
Secondly I too was very impressed to see Largent with 13,000 plus receiving yards. A discarded draft pick from Huston, it must be the best trade Seattle has and probably will ever make.
Arizona's defensive stats are a bit confusing. They seem to be doing OK against the pass, but for TEs, and 70 yards rushing is the best output on the ground. My vision board sees us improving on those numbers.
With Penny Hart out due to a hamstring it would be great to see Dareke Young get his first run about. I do wonder if we would get thrown the ball, Eskridge indeed has gotten more snaps but I only remember one pass kind of thrown to him in the last couple of games. I seem to remember he went deep and drew a PI. My second vision is stealing your vision from last week and Eskridge getting 45 yards. My last vision is a number 6 and int beside it.
Absolutely get him the ball going forward with a little bit space. I mentioned this before, a few weeks back, Pete noted that Eskridge had missed so much time last year and better than half of training camp, that he still considered him to be a rookie. Pete's idea is by game 8 he will be fully up to speed in his offensive knowledge. He has been working hard as a blocker, and several teammates have mentioned him helping them make their touchdowns. It takes a lot to get into Seattles receiving trust tree. Think about how many number 3 or 4 receiver who makes 18 catches for the year. If they do start to throw to Dee he could still get to 25 or 30 with a lot of YAK to go along with it.
Vision: Back-up Geno Smith with fuddy duddy Pete Carroll as a coach, ends up a higher QB rating in this game than #1 overall pick Kyler Murray playing for Air Raid coach Kliff Kingsbury
One key to being a successful Oracle is to keep ones vision's as generic and vague as a fortune cookie.
So, Defense improves (the bar is limbo low so...easy call), the offense plays the same (probably?), and the Hawks win! (refraining from a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot with unerring accuracy).
Or..."Happy travels are in your future." (pack your leitterhuesen?)
Bruce Irvan should be a big help with locking down the ends with his experience reading the plays, as well as working into the rotation to keep fresh. Plus passing on his experience to the young rookies....
I like polls. I like to know if I am normal or not. So I liked the article for polls' sake.
Welcome back Bruce!
I envision #9 taking it 'to the house ' for a 39 yard romp!
Allow me to piggyback on a couple of comments. I am thrilled to see Bruce Irving back in town. He will contribute to our defense probably against the Cards. By all accounts he had a fantastic workout.
Secondly I too was very impressed to see Largent with 13,000 plus receiving yards. A discarded draft pick from Huston, it must be the best trade Seattle has and probably will ever make.
Arizona's defensive stats are a bit confusing. They seem to be doing OK against the pass, but for TEs, and 70 yards rushing is the best output on the ground. My vision board sees us improving on those numbers.
With Penny Hart out due to a hamstring it would be great to see Dareke Young get his first run about. I do wonder if we would get thrown the ball, Eskridge indeed has gotten more snaps but I only remember one pass kind of thrown to him in the last couple of games. I seem to remember he went deep and drew a PI. My second vision is stealing your vision from last week and Eskridge getting 45 yards. My last vision is a number 6 and int beside it.
I had no idea Steve Largent had over 13,000 yards in his career. That's amazing.
I am late to the vision party (driving all day) BUT I see a 100yd* day for Walker, with 2 TDs.
I will try again to will the D to only two TDs allowed.
Geno keeps his #1 rating with a 2 TD 70%+ completion day.
Absolutely get him the ball going forward with a little bit space. I mentioned this before, a few weeks back, Pete noted that Eskridge had missed so much time last year and better than half of training camp, that he still considered him to be a rookie. Pete's idea is by game 8 he will be fully up to speed in his offensive knowledge. He has been working hard as a blocker, and several teammates have mentioned him helping them make their touchdowns. It takes a lot to get into Seattles receiving trust tree. Think about how many number 3 or 4 receiver who makes 18 catches for the year. If they do start to throw to Dee he could still get to 25 or 30 with a lot of YAK to go along with it.
I see Coby Bryant with a sack and an interception. If said sack happens to force a fumble, all the better.
I see Budda Baker intercept a pass at the goal line for what looks to be a 99-yard pick six, but he gets chased down by Ken Walker III.
I see Al Woods and Bruce Irvin become BFFs.
Vision: Back-up Geno Smith with fuddy duddy Pete Carroll as a coach, ends up a higher QB rating in this game than #1 overall pick Kyler Murray playing for Air Raid coach Kliff Kingsbury
This is Tyler's 7th season so he has 7 more seasons of equal production to match Largent.
Visions:
Boye, he fast so Mafe will get one of the sacks.
Adams will come up big and get a sack... no not that Adams, Myles Adams.
The tight-end group will surpass 100 yards and get two TDs
The final score will be 38-28... Arizona wins.
One key to being a successful Oracle is to keep ones vision's as generic and vague as a fortune cookie.
So, Defense improves (the bar is limbo low so...easy call), the offense plays the same (probably?), and the Hawks win! (refraining from a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot with unerring accuracy).
Or..."Happy travels are in your future." (pack your leitterhuesen?)
No one wants to see my visions for this game. Not encouraging!
Just came back from my peyote fueled vision quest. I pondered the upcoming tilt with the Cards and here’s what I saw.
#1 - 2 TDS for Lockett to go with his 120 yards receiving.
#2 - Darryl Taylor holds the edge on a run.
#3 - ALL the rookie draft choices that play, do so exceptionally well. Another pick for Woolen and another long TD run for Walker.
Yeah, so #2 can be blamed on the peyote. Probably won’t happen.