A few months ago, both Michael-Shawn Dugar and Aaron Fentress of the Athletic penned thoughtful missives outlining what they believed to be the best courses of action for the Seattle Seahawks this offseason. I’m thrilled to inform you that I have indeed completed this triptych, and, despite the belatedness, in exponentially more valid fashion than … Continue reading 10-step plan for a successful Seahawks offseason
As per usual, the Seattle Seahawks have been rather quiet in the first week of free agency. Staying true to form, they have retained their own players first, and found bargains where possible. While most of the focus remains on pass rush and what happens with Jadeveon Clowney, John Schneider has added four offensive linemen, … Continue reading Cutups & Conjecture: Examining Seattle’s offensive line additions
Just the other day, I was thinking to myself thusly: “Jesse (this is me talking to myself, but silently), why the fuck do John and Mike still give you a platform to write these dumb and often pointless things?” To deflect from this painful question -- one that, if we’re being honest, I can’t answer, … Continue reading War and Peace (and Football): Part IV
Just the other day, I was thinking to myself thusly: “Jesse (this is me talking to myself, but silently), why the fuck do John and Mike still give you a platform to write these dumb and often pointless things?” To deflect from this painful question -- one that, if we’re being honest, I can’t answer, … Continue reading War and Peace (and Football): Part III
Just the other day, I was thinking to myself thusly: “Jesse (this is me talking to myself, but silently), why the fuck do John and Mike still give you a platform to write these dumb and often pointless things?” To deflect from this painful question -- one that, if we’re being honest, I can’t answer, … Continue reading War and Peace (and Football): Part II
Just the other day, I was thinking to myself thusly: “Jesse (this is me talking to myself, but silently), why the fuck do John and Mike still give you a platform to write these dumb and often pointless things?”To deflect from this painful question -- one that, if we’re being honest, I can’t answer, at … Continue reading War and Peace (and Football): Part I
Some people might not understand why others look at the NFL through a statistical perspective. It’s not because it makes them feel smarter than the general public, or NFL coaches, or general managers. (I mean, I can’t speak for everyone, that might be the case for a few). It’s because it’s actually fun to watch … Continue reading Marshawn Lynch is more important than football
