Mora era begins in Seattle

[Seattle1]

http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d80e189e2

Let's go Coach Mora!
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:goteam:

:highfive:

[football junkie]

I'm happy to see Jim Mora Jr. get another shot as a head coach in the NFL. It will be interesting to see the direction he takes the franchise in during the off season.

I'm a proponent of implosion and total reconstruction. But that's just me.

[Seattle1]

I'm happy to see Jim Mora Jr. get another shot as a head coach in the NFL.

He is a Seattle boy from grade school through college, it's a good fit. He is really happy to be back. He got a few years as an NFL head coach under his belt in Atlanta, and has had lots of assistant coaching experience. Plus two years learning from Holgren. I feel pretty good about it.


I'm a proponent of implosion and total reconstruction. But that's just me.

They retained 12 coaches, let 4 go, including the O-coordinator and D-coordinator. Hasselbeck is going to continue to be THE qb for the Seahawks. Things will be remolded a little around the edges, but Ruskell has said there will be no blowing up the team.

[football junkie]

It might be a good idea to pick up say, Mark Sanchez in the draft and let him learn on the sideline for a year or so. Hasselback is close to or past his expiration date.

Need to pick up some wide outs also.

If Walter Jones is healthy and back then the O-line should be solid.

A Crabtree, Sanchez draft makes sense to me.

[Seattle1]

I think Hasselbeck is good to go for another five years as the Seahawks starter, give or take. Barring catastrophic injury. His back will be fine going into training camp.

Walter Jones, on the other hand, I think has less time left for us. I would rather see us build the O-line in the draft.