Reviewing the Tape: Seahawks 2024 First Half Offense | Seattle Overload Podcast

[@EvolutionaryE]

The pettiness at the end 👨‍🍳😚

[@crazyloner407]

Charges Cross really looks like a Guard to me. He doesn’t seem to have that strong anchor needed there.

[@EvolutionaryE]

G needs strong anchor. He lacks what G needs to specialize in.

[@WitnessingDisciple]

Are you no longer uploading on podcast platforms?

[@jimcampbell4410]

The o line will not be good at least till next season ...the Achilles heal of the hawks . With the current interior are not talented enough to improve😂

[@gmichaelhall]

Thing is, there are many teams who are also dealing with less than optimised o lines. Great teams find a way to win with what they have, but that takes great coaching first and foremost. And Ryan Grubb is not proving to be even a mediocre NFL level coach, and Mac idk. At this point it’s not looking like he has what it takes, but he gets the benefit of the doubt largely because of the questionable and costly decision making of the GM. But it’s not something that can completely be hung on the players. Players are very situational dependent and to echo myself, the coaches knew what they had to work with and it seems that they are the ones not adjusting to the situation they knowingly went into and are paid millions to figure it out. It defines insanity to continue trying the same thing expecting different results. To me, the coaching looks schizophrenic and opposing teams seem clued in to every aspect of the game scheme Seattles offense rolls out. And always in shotgun because of the average 1.8sec before pressure is evidence of the very substandard offensive play schemes, opposing linebackers are just picking it apart because it’s all on display. At the end of the day much of this falls at Schneiders feet. He has made costly arrogant decisions that will take years to repair. Go Hawks ✌️