What are the problems and what do YOU think we should do to fix them. I ask YOU so whatever YOU say is acceptable.

Positions not mentioned can stay the same.

LT - Colledge
LG - Barbre
TE - Humprhey replaces D. Lee

Release/Trade KGB

LB - get Bishop on the field

P - cut this Frosty ass... seriously how hard can it really be to Punt in the NFL? I doubt I could do it, but gosh, find someone!!



I'd also side with someone else who mentioned FINE the players for penalties that were accurately called. This might backfire as players might worry about being aggressive cuz they wont want to be fined, but give it a shot. Make them worry about stupid flags.



I also agree with another poster, remove Bob Sanders, insert Winston Moss.

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Instead of fining them, make them run 10 laps for every penalty that they commit

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And get rid of Frost!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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FIRE TED THOMPSON!!!!!!!!!!! :icon_smile: :icon_smile: :icon_smile:
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I'm only half joking, some of TT's decisions are loooking pretty weak right now.

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I doubt that teams can fine players for penalties. I wouldn't think the players' union would allow for that. And this is not the time to switch defensive coordinators, although I too am getting fed up with Sanders and his lack of blitzing. On the O-line, maybe it's time to remove Colledge and give Sitton or Barbre a chance at guard. I don't think Colledge is the answer at LT, however.

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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/seahawks/2003906318_nfl27.html 

Hmmmm.... D'Angelo Hall got called for two personal foul penalties and then got into a heated confrontation with the head coach and an assistant on the sideline. The team then fined him. This does not convince me that a team could fine players for run-of-the-mill penalties like holding and illegal motion. Hall was fined not so much for the penalties as for conduct that was detrimental to the team.

And I noticed that even in this extreme situation the NFLPA appealed the fine, although I doubt that they won the appeal.

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KGB isn't healthy yet.. I think cutting him would be completely foolish at this point since we would be on the hook for his salary regardless. If someone came with a decent offer.. maybe deal him, but that is doubtful. I have a feeling post bye week he will start to play more like himself.

But I would be turning over every stone looking for Oline and Dline help.. anybody with a burst on the inside at DT or an oline lineman that plays with leverage.. at this point if there is a RT on the market I would bring him in and slide Tausch inside.. BTW... I am a firm believer that Cliffy and Tausch still have gas in the tank.. but for some dang reason we aren't playing focused ball along the oline.

I know it is a broken record, but I am extremely disappointed in the growth along the Oline.. it is our Achilles heal currently. Trickle down from there.

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Well you're probably right. I should have known better to think that players can actually be held accountable for what they do. I guess I'm just "old school."

What decisions did he make that has this team where it is?

The OL was hurting BEFORE the season even began and still has issues.

Jenkins, Harrell, Harris, Bigby, have all been out and Collins and Hawk have been hurting and the report is KGB is getting better but has not gotten all the way back. That's a lot of people not making the contribution they made last year up to this point or won't be.

This is very early in the year to have the injury issues we have right now. The injury list looks like eight to ten games into the season.

We have Harris, Jenkins, Bigby, and a healthy Hawk in there Sunday and I very much doubt we lose that game. With new guys in the defensive backfield we let some guys loose early and basically gave them a couple of scores along with the fact Jenkins was one of the only guys out there creating pressure.

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