Comments on: The Seahawks Select … Aaron Curry? http://12thmanrising.com/2009/04/14/aaron-curry/ A Seattle Seahawks Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:12:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Shawn Scott http://12thmanrising.com/2009/04/14/aaron-curry/comment-page-1/#comment-245 Shawn Scott Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:12:41 +0000 http://12thmanrising.com/?p=722#comment-245 Ok. I'm so tired of hearing about what they are going to do... they have dissappointed me so much of late. This is what they SHOULD do. 1. Sign Ken Lucas to sure up the cornenback position, and have the rotation start at marcus trufant then ken lucas then josh wilson then kelly jennings 2. Draft Arron Curry or Brian Orakpo. (preferably curry) to fill the gap left by peterson. this will re-solidify the linebacking corps (a recent strength) 3. Take Shonn Greene (running back out of iowa) to compliment j jones. He will provide the physicality the jones just does not, plus he was the only colege back to gain 100+ yards per game this season 4. This is risky, but a necessity. Trade next years 2nd round pick (and possibly a 7th as well) for a 2nd rounder this year. Use that pick to get patrick chung, louis delmas, or the best safety on the board in the high to mid 2nd round. 5. This is where it gets crazy, becuase you don't know who will still be up for grabs. The best three options are -wr m massoquoi from georgia -dt f moala from usc -the best offensive lineman available 6. Continue the rounds 4 - 7 drafting the best o and d lineman on the board. There is one exception to this, in the the hawks should pick Texas Tech qb Graham Harrell with the 5th rounder. 7. Win the superbowl. This will sure up the hawks at just about every weak point they had from last year (not including problems they've already solved). If the hawks keep running a once great organization into the ground it'll be the death of me. Listen up hawks, here is the blueprint for the most successfull draft in seahawks history, enjoy. -Shawn 3. Take Ok. I’m so tired of hearing about what they are going to do… they have dissappointed me so much of late. This is what they SHOULD do.

1. Sign Ken Lucas to sure up the cornenback position, and have the rotation start at marcus trufant then ken lucas then josh wilson then kelly jennings

2. Draft Arron Curry or Brian Orakpo. (preferably curry) to fill the gap left by peterson. this will re-solidify the linebacking corps (a recent strength)

3. Take Shonn Greene (running back out of iowa) to compliment j jones. He will provide the physicality the jones just does not, plus he was the only colege back to gain 100+ yards per game this season

4. This is risky, but a necessity. Trade next years 2nd round pick (and possibly a 7th as well) for a 2nd rounder this year. Use that pick to get patrick chung, louis delmas, or the best safety on the board in the high to mid 2nd round.

5. This is where it gets crazy, becuase you don’t know who will still be up for grabs. The best three options are -wr m massoquoi from georgia -dt f moala from usc -the best offensive lineman available

6. Continue the rounds 4 – 7 drafting the best o and d lineman on the board. There is one exception to this, in the the hawks should pick Texas Tech qb Graham Harrell with the 5th rounder.

7. Win the superbowl.

This will sure up the hawks at just about every weak point they had from last year (not including problems they’ve already solved). If the hawks keep running a once great organization into the ground it’ll be the death of me.

Listen up hawks, here is the blueprint for the most successfull draft in seahawks history, enjoy.

-Shawn

3. Take

]]> By: Shaun Dolence http://12thmanrising.com/2009/04/14/aaron-curry/comment-page-1/#comment-236 Shaun Dolence Fri, 17 Apr 2009 18:53:34 +0000 http://12thmanrising.com/?p=722#comment-236 That would definitely enhance the value of the fourth overall selection. I think everyone is in favor of trading down; gaining extra picks and saving the cost of a top five pick would be beneficial. Problem is, you have to find someone willing to trade up. If we can convince teams that we're going to take the best QB available, as you said, then that might intrigue someone to move up in the draft. I am not sold that the Seahawks have REAL interest in Sanchez, but we'll have to wait and see what happens. Good comment, Bob. That would definitely enhance the value of the fourth overall selection. I think everyone is in favor of trading down; gaining extra picks and saving the cost of a top five pick would be beneficial. Problem is, you have to find someone willing to trade up. If we can convince teams that we’re going to take the best QB available, as you said, then that might intrigue someone to move up in the draft. I am not sold that the Seahawks have REAL interest in Sanchez, but we’ll have to wait and see what happens. Good comment, Bob.

]]> By: Bob loughney http://12thmanrising.com/2009/04/14/aaron-curry/comment-page-1/#comment-235 Bob loughney Fri, 17 Apr 2009 18:31:32 +0000 http://12thmanrising.com/?p=722#comment-235 Seattle should convince the rest of the teams that they are going to pick the best QB available at # 4. It could be either of the S guys. Other teams will want to trade up and seattle can then pick a couple or several very good players to fill more than one need. Seattle should convince the rest of the teams that they are going to pick the best QB available at # 4. It could be either of the S guys. Other teams will want to trade up and seattle can then pick a couple or several very good players to fill more than one need.

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