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I have a feeling that it won't be as eventful as some of the others, considering that quite a few GMs are saving for the solid DB period and that's with the LB one still ahead of us.

Official Trade: Seattle - 7th (224) round selection and James Carpenter (OG) Buffalo - Duke Williams (S)

Seahawks are still shopping OG James Carpenter, and possibly S Rashad Johnson, two cost-effective and young starters. Looking for a player or pick in return. I'm willing to add to the deal, if needed be. PM me if interested.

I've done very little scouting on Manziel, so I can't comment on him with confidence, but I do agree about Griffin III. I thought he showcased an outstanding ability to pass in Baylor. It was a highly underrated part of his game. A running QB nowadays needs to have the ability to win with his arm.

He must be playing the weighting game himself.

Oh, wow. You got Wharton, too? Terrific signing. Agreed on the following points.

Glad that you do. It's an enormous upgrade at LT. And that's a very cost-effective upgrade.

There's absolutely no arguing the latter, or the confidence in Bridgewater. I'd expect Bridgewater to thrive with those tools, so I don't want my comments to sound critical at all. I'm just waiting until he plays and shows what he can do in the NFL before boasting about him. And since it's a make or break position, I can't co-sign with full confidence yet on it already being great, if that makes sense. You've done a bang up job with the wasteland that was their offensive unit.

Protecting Matt Ryan is priority #1, and I've always been a fan of Collins' ability to pass protect.

You'll need a QB before being able to label it as great with confidence, but it certainly has the potential to be.

Good of you to check. It's appreciated.

OG James Carpenter, former 1st rounder, is still on the block. He was an effective pass blocker, and comes at just 1.5 Stars. PM me if interested.

Max Unger is probably looking around and thinking, "Who in the world are these guys?"

Only if their quote occurred before the last 5 minutes.

Seahawks Winners.

It does, and I'm sorry to hear about the class. That's a tough one.

Too late.

Seahawks Jon Asamoah OG 6.5 Stars

Seahawks Jon Asamoah OG 6 Stars Seahawks Emmett Cleary OT .5 Stars

No, he is, apparently. I just read an article stating that he wanted either of the two above.

Hope you're willing to play Saffold at LT or OG, as he doesn't want to be an RT.

There was an invalid bid placed by the Ravens GM of 2.5, so the bid went down to yours of 2.0 Stars. Both of the above bids are valid.

Invalid due to the follow bid:

I have no idea.

I understand. I see. Perhaps it only came off that way at times. I'd agree in that McLendon wasn't phenomenal. In my estimation, he was only solid, but consistent in that level of play. Personally, I favor his movement skills, which are impressive for a player of his size. He has good, not great upper body strength. But it's aided by his balance, and the tendency along with the ability of playing with leverage. He continues to push once he has won at the POA, and also flows well to the football. I would akin some of the success in several of those departments to his background in ballet. I don't know that he has the upside to become an elite NT, so I'm certainly not going that far. But I do like him as a dependable starter for the next few years, and am not surprised to hear the organization is is fond of him. That's just my take on him.