Although I could use some new ones let’s be honest.

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Do you agree or no? Lol

I know there is a wide range of feelings on Grubb. I personally think he is limited in his play calling due to the offensive line issues. I am not a fan of moving on in the off season bc I think giving Geno and Co continuity is important.

However - I am a big dumb dumb and understand there are reasons that might go over my head for why someone might want to replace him. Please explain those reasons or what your frustrations are.

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Have you tried the /r/Seahawks Discord?

Alright, y’all, let’s dive into something that’s been on my mind: Tyler Lockett.

I’ve been a fan for a long time, and I think we can all agree the dude’s been one of the most reliable and underrated receivers in the league for years. But man, this season, it’s starting to feel like the wheels are falling off.

Let’s break it down:

2022: Solid year. 84 receptions, 1,033 yards, and 9 TDs. Classic Lockett, great hands, clutch plays, and always good for a few deep bombs.

2023: Numbers dipped a bit. 79 receptions, 894 yards, and only 5 TDs. Still decent, but you could feel something shifting.

2024 (so far): 41 receptions, 511 yards, and just 2 TDs through 12 games. That’s WR3 territory on most teams.

Now, I think we can’t ignore what’s happening around him. First, JSN. Dude’s been absolutely killing it this year, and it’s clear Geno’s looking his way more and more. You can’t blame him either, JSN’s route running is crisp, and he’s got that “it” factor.

Then you’ve got AJ Barner stepping up. The TE has carved out a solid role, and suddenly the targets that used to go to Lockett are going to him. It feels like Lockett’s being phased out, whether intentional or not.

Is it just the natural decline of a receiver hitting their 30s? Is it JSN stealing the spotlight? Or is it a combination of both? Personally, I think Lockett’s role is shrinking, and it wouldn’t shock me if this is his last season in Seattle, or maybe even his last season period.

What do you guys think? Are we witnessing the end of an era? Is it time to accept that Lockett’s best days are behind him, or am I jumping the gun here? Let’s hear it.

TL;DR: Lockett’s stats have been dropping since 2023, JSN is balling out, Barner is stepping up, and it’s looking like Tyler is sliding into WR3 territory. Are we seeing the beginning of the end?

Lions fan raised in MI but born in Seattle so I’m partial to you guys. Lions Pride is behind the Hawks. Kick some ass for us!

Would like to hear how everyone feels about Mark Sanchez commentating. I personally love his analysis and goofy side comments he makes time to time. Also seems like a lot of Seattle media uses his info in their own pieces. Much prefer him over any other commentator for Seahawks games, yay or nay?

Next we play Arizona, GB, Minnesota, Chicago, and the Rams. If we beat Arizona, we can afford to go 2-2 or potentially 1-3, depending on Arizona, and still win the division. If we lose to Arizona, going 4-0 probably wouldn't be enough with Arizona's easy schedule, as they play NE, Carolina, the Rams, and SF next. Even if Arizona goes 2-2, they still win the division, as long as those two losses aren't to the Rams and SF. The Rams could still take the division, as they play Buffalo, the Rams, the Jets, the Cardinals, and us. If they lose to to Buffalo but somehow go 4-0, they win the division.

Seems like the injury bug really took a bite out of their season!