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NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Jeff Budke makes five predictions for the Seahawks’ final seven games of the NFL season. Budke expects the Seahawks to get revenge within their own division, Marshawn Lynch to be a top-3 running back and CenturyLink Field to be a safe haven for the team. He also believes that the Seahawks will finish the year with an 11-5 record and that a rookie of the year will come from the Seahawks’ roster.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Jordin Ereth weighs in on the upcoming Week 2 NFL preseason match up with the Denver Broncos. Terrell Owens did not dress down for the preseason opener. Will he be dressing down in Denver? Will this Seahawks defense be as great as we think vs. Peyton Manning? Brandon Browner, Richard Sherman, Kam Chancellor, and Earl Thomas will do their best to disrupt him.
NWSB Insider Reggie Gill brings us a list of futility for current Seattle Seahawks players. Ex-GM Tim Ruskell was known for wanting a squeaky clean team, but Pete Carroll and John Schneider changed the ambience of the locker room. By signing the likes of Terrell Owens, Kellen Winslow, Marshawn Lynch, Golden Tate, Bruce Irvin, J.R. Sweezy, John Moffitt, and Braylon Edwards, its plainly obvious the new regime in Seattle would have given Ruskell a coronary!
NWSB Insider Reggie Gill brings us his analysis of the Seattle Seahawks RT position going into the 2012 season. With James Carpenter, the Seahawks first round pick in 2011, still not ready to go 100%, the Hawks will have to rely on surprise tackle Breno Giacomini. Giocomini has himself a brand new two year contract, and is ready to be the RT of the future for the Seahawks. Frank Omiyale is ready to go too.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Clinton Bell tells us about his fearless predictions of who will be the top 10 offensive weapons for the Seattle Seahawks. Led by Marshawn Lynch, the Seahawks have a more potent offense than last year. New QB Matt Flynn will look to hit Doug Baldwin for some major yards this year. New TE Kellen Winslow brings his red zone specialty receiving to the team as well.
NWSB Insider Brandon Choate brings us a list of futility for current Seattle Seahawks players. Ex-GM Tim Ruskell was known for wanting a squeaky clean team, but Pete Carroll and John Schneider changed the ambience of the locker room. By signing the likes of Kellen Winslow, Marshawn Lynch, Golden Tate, Bruce Irvin and the resigning of LeRoy Hill, plainly obvious the new regime in Seattle would have given Ruskell a coronary!
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Matt Church tells us why Marshawn Lynch is the teams most irreplaceable player. Aka “BeastMode” scored in ten straight games in the 2012 season, Running for 1,204 yards and 12 TD’s last year. He always pushes to gain the extra yards and get the offense the first down. So much to love. Looking for Marshawn Lynch Seahawks YouTube videos? We’ve got your back.
Seahawks insider Brandon Choate breaks down 5 reasons why he thinks it was a smart move by the Seattle Seahawks to re-sign Marshawn Lynch. Lynch’s love of skittles and stiff arms earned the respect of the fans and the front office who are now able to go after other players like Red Bryant and Mario Williams.
Seattle Seahawks Marshawn Lynch gets his skittles after a TD run on Monday Night Football versus the St. Louis Rams. John Gruden from ESPN’s broadcast team can be heard saying “what’s in these things.” Whatever it is its working. Marshawn Lynch is the hottest running back in the NFL. The final score of the game on Monday Night Football was 30-13 Seattle over St. Louis.
NWSB Insider Jason Green tells us Despite the stats Marshawn Lynch has to be considered one of the hardest working running backs in the entire NFL. (Perhaps even the history of the league) Lynch deserves to be a Seattle Seahawk for a very long time.
