Hawks Playbook Podcast Episode 102 First Look Free Agency: Offense
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Posted by Bill Alvstad | Feb 13, 2019 | Podcast |
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Read MorePosted by Bill Alvstad | Mar 25, 2018 | Podcast |
Hello listeners and welcome into the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Thanks for joining Keith Myers and myself as we discuss all the off-season comings and goings. As we have previously discussed, most of what has transpired was somewhat expected except for the release of pro bowl corner, Richard Sherman. Other big name unrestricted free agents also left the team in the last week including, Jimmy Graham, Paul Richardson and Sheldon Richardson. We also saw the trade of Michael Bennett for a 5th round pick and a flyer on a player.
Read MorePosted by Bill Alvstad | Mar 14, 2018 | Podcast |
Hello and welcome back to the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Your Host’s Bill Alvstad and Keith Myers have a wide-ranging conversation about key player losses and what it means for the franchise moving forward. We go over Free Agency strategy for the team, who by all accounts, do not plan to make a heavy splash in new player signings. We both agree the team is likely to move on from Sheldon Richardson, Jimmy Graham and now Paul Richardson, and by not signing reciprocal dollar amount contracts back to the team, should receive three compensatory draft picks in 2019. The team can expect two 3rd round picks for S. Richardson and Graham and a 4th round pick for P. Richardson.
Read MorePosted by Bill Alvstad | Feb 21, 2018 | Podcast |
While there are plenty of question marks, the team remains in good hands with Pete Carroll and John Schneider. We can expect them to make sound decisions, and maybe some difficult roster choices during free agency. We can expect to lose players we all wish we could keep. We can expect to sign players on value contracts that you’ve never heard of in incrementally improve the defense. But don’t expect the Seahawks to be big players. This year is all about consolidating the roster and trying to get younger via the draft, while looking a little bit forward to the 2019 season where the team will have more cap flexibility and a load of newly acquired comp picks to add to the youth movement the team needs to take to get better, and hopefully make a return to the Super Bowl.
Read MorePosted by Bill Alvstad | Mar 31, 2017 | Podcast |
Hawks Playbook Podcast: The Dregs of Free Agency Episode 4 of the Hawks Playbook Podcast has Bill...
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