TwilightError
Huddler
As Ive stated before, its gonna be harder to go back to flynn from the rookie if RW can't step up.
Agreed. Other way around would be easier. But this way seems to have higher upside. It´s still all theory offcourse.
As Ive stated before, its gonna be harder to go back to flynn from the rookie if RW can't step up.
As Ive stated before, its gonna be harder to go back to flynn from the rookie if RW can't step up.
Its like getting back together with your old GF, she wont forget the time you cheated on her. There will be some bad blood.
Thats why I think there is more risk to the move, but I dont think RW will choke, its not in his DNA.
Lets take a step back...
When Holmgren was the coach who was the leader of the Seahawks? Clearly Hasselbeck.
PC is the leader of this team and I really think he likes it that way. I personally think PC took RW under his wing. Just like he says "He's done everything we've asked of him." Wilson is what PC wants in a QB. Just like in college. And how is someone going to show their leadership skills if they are never given the chance to lead? I find it hard to believe that Flynn would have signed if he didn't think he was going to start. I imagine it went something like " We always compete but the job is yours." then it was "well" after Wilson was drafted.
What is your basis for Wilson having outperformed Flynn? If Flynn would have played the second half and scored 10 TD's, what then? Additionally, Wilson had a lot better weapons to work with in game 3.
I'm not buying the sore elbow excuse. Watch the game again. They follow Flynn around for about 5 minutes prior to kickoff. He tries to play it cool but you can tell he is boiling inside. He walks past Wilson and you can see the exchange on both players faces.
The one thing I can say it looks like Wilson has won the contest for who sucks ass better.
I'll give credit to Wilson for his perfomance last week but the rest has been against 2nd and 3rd string players many of which have never played in a real NFL game.
I'm not convinced Flynn wouldn't have done just as good or better. IMO Flynn is a long term answer, Wilson is a bright star who will burn fast. Running QB's don't last long in the NFL.
I'm not going all in with Wilson until I see a real body of work.
thats ridiculous, we why would this make any sense at all??????
But you were all in with Flynn. That's my point. People who were all in with Flynn are having a really difficult time getting the fact that Flynn did not out perform Wilson as a Seahawk and would like to try and boil it down to some theory they have on kissing ass or something. You can play the what-ifs all you want, but the that is not the reality. The reality is that Flynn did not play the second half. He did not score 10 TDs.
And if he really did not have a sore elbow and was just pissed about the whole thing, then I am not sure why you would want that kind of person leading your team. Someone who does not help out their teammates is not what you want in a leadership position in a team game. If you are right, then Flynn basically threw the equivalent of a temper tantrum, which makes the Wilson decision look even better.
And Wilson is not a running QB. He is not even that fast...
Dude I don't know why but people tend to get pissed when you make them feel like everything you ever done doesn't mean shit. Do you blame Hasselbeck for not staying with Seattle or was that just another poor QB throwing a tantrum too?
Did it make any sense to cut ties with Hasselbeck?
And Wilson is not a running QB. He is not even that fast...
Yes.
I think you would have a very valid point IF Flynn had been promised the starting job. But it was very clear from the beginning that he would compete for the starting job. He does not have to like what has happened to him, but he should at the very least be professional and a team player about it. Other people in every other profession run into hurdles and deal with them in a professional manner.
Hasselbeck was a free agent and wanted more money than the Seahawks were willing to offer. It had nothing to do with a competition. Hasselbeck's situation is not really applicable to this one - at least with the Seahawks. BUT, since you did bring him into it, his attitude since being beat out by Locker is an excellent example of the manner in which I would expect a professional to conduct themselves.
Why all the Russell Wilson hate???
He is Seattle's next sports superstar. He is a one-of-a-kind.