Run it Back - Official 2021 Seattle Seahawks Season Thread
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FRI OCT 30, 2020 3:34 PM
FRI OCT 30, 2020 3:34 PM
- San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks
49ers: OUT: WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring), RB Jeff Wilson (ankle);
DOUBTFUL: WR Richie James (ankle), S Jaquiski Tartt (groin), LB Kwon Alexander (ankle);
QUESTIONABLE: S Jimmie Ward (quad), OL Kentavius Ward (illness)
Seahawks: OUT: CB Shaquil Griffin (concussion/hamstring);
DOUBTFUL: RB Carlos Hyde (hamstring), G Mike Iupati (back), S Ugo Amadi (hamstring);
QUESTIONABLE: RB Chris Carson (foot), RB Travis Homer (knee), DE Benson Mayowa (ankle), S Jamal Adams (groin/illness), S Ryan Neal (hamstring
Rams GM Les Snead explains the 'Bobby Wagner Rule' in the draft
Few general managers in the NFL tend to trade draft picks as much as Les Snead of the Rams does. Although he only made one deal during this year’s draft, he’s moved picks frequently in recent years, even going all the way back to his first year as the Rams’ general manager in 2012.
That year, Snead made one of his biggest trade mistakes as a GM. He traded away from linebacker Bobby Wagner, who the Rams really liked in the 2012 draft as an underrated linebacker.
The Rams moved down from No. 45 to 50 in a trade with the Bears, who moved up to select Alshon Jeffery. At No. 47 overall, the Seahawks swooped in and took Wagner, three spots ahead of the Rams.
They knew Wagner was a good player, but they probably didn’t realize just how successful he’d be in the NFL – which makes that trade sting even more for the Rams.he Rams really liked in the 2012 draft as an underrated linebacker.
https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2020/0 ... ead-draft/
About
Bobby Wagner
Draft Class: 2012
Few general managers in the NFL tend to trade draft picks as much as Les Snead of the Rams does. Although he only made one deal during this year’s draft, he’s moved picks frequently in recent years, even going all the way back to his first year as the Rams’ general manager in 2012.
That year, Snead made one of his biggest trade mistakes as a GM. He traded away from linebacker Bobby Wagner, who the Rams really liked in the 2012 draft as an underrated linebacker.
The Rams moved down from No. 45 to 50 in a trade with the Bears, who moved up to select Alshon Jeffery. At No. 47 overall, the Seahawks swooped in and took Wagner, three spots ahead of the Rams.
They knew Wagner was a good player, but they probably didn’t realize just how successful he’d be in the NFL – which makes that trade sting even more for the Rams.he Rams really liked in the 2012 draft as an underrated linebacker.
https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2020/0 ... ead-draft/
About
Bobby Wagner
Draft Class: 2012
When did @Regular_P become a Seahawks fan?
Nicca if you dont go some where else with this
This NFC West Beef is between Niners, Seahawks, Cards, and Rams
Outsiders need not to apply
Dont mind that old Gump. @Regular_P aint got no choice but to leech off of other teams success since his are in a tragic state right now. Plus he was demoted from full time watchman at Starbucks to coffee curator
My team just won a title and one of their best players is from The Mitten.Dont mind that old Gump. @Regular_P aint got no choice but to leech off of other teams success since his are in a tragic state right now. Plus he was demoted from full time watchman at Starbucks to coffee curator
My team just won a title and one of their best players is from The Mitten.
Flint dont claim yall bytch ass nikkas
