Kollman Video: Russell Wilson is (still) a human piñata behind the Seahawks offensive line

[TSFH Fan]

This is a couple of weeks old, but it's still nice to see Wittle Wussell Wilson repeatedly get hit and sacked (and not merely pressured), imo.

Summary: FHawks' problems with pass pro have more to do with fixable issues concerning scheme and Wilson. O-Line is not that bad. Kollman believes the issues will be fixed soon and that when they are fixed, some unsuspecting team is going to get ambushed in Century Link Field.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqzeCQTCsfM

 

[RamBall]

I could only take it for 1 minute 11 secs. If this guy thinks seattles OL is even remotely NFL quality, which he does, he knows less about OL play than I do. And I dont know much about OL play, but I can tell you the Rams OL is very good, seattles OL is very bad. If your OL is giving up 4 or 5 sacks a game there is a good chance your QB wont make it through a 16 game season. RW has made it this long but seattle is rolling the dice every season they fail to improve their OL and 1 day RW will get injured because of this failure to protect him.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

This guy one of the 12?

He candy coats it. He breaks the sacks down into different categories and basically poo poos most of them away because some were bad scheme, some were Wilson’s fault, some were due to one mistake, blah blah blah.

Add all of these different reasons together and you get a bad Oline, coupled with bad coaching and a QB that misreads the Defense and holds onto the ball too long.

Does that sound familiar? The Rams under Boudreau and Loney, Fishers dumb offense, a QB that holds the ball to long and struggles to read the D? Yep the Rams Oline from 2008 to 2016. And they were all bad. Nobody tried to say they were good except one Ramstalk poster who constantly declared that the only problem on the Ram lines was consistincy and time to play together.

Mr Kollman, it’s a bad line until they prove differently. No bs analysis will convince me otherwise. They were bad last year and are still bad. I doubt anything changes.

 

[BonifayRam]

I could only take it for 1 minute 11 secs. If this guy thinks seattles OL is even remotely NFL quality, which he does, he knows less about OL play than I do. And I dont know much about OL play, but I can tell you the Rams OL is very good, seattles OL is very bad. If your OL is giving up 4 or 5 sacks a game there is a good chance your QB wont make it through a 16 game season. RW has made it this long but seattle is rolling the dice every season they fail to improve their OL and 1 day RW will get injured because of this failure to protect him.

The Seahawks is a great prototype example of how to totally neutralize a very talented QB.

LT-Duane Brown - Soon to be 34 yr old last pro bowl was 2013. He has a very high opinion of himself.
LG-Ethan Pocic- 2017 2nd rd pick has been injured the last 2 wks might be the best OL'er they have.
OC-Justin Britt- 2nd rd pick 2014- Steady
RG-D.J. Fluker- on his 3rd team the last 3 seasons
RT-Germain Ifedi- 1st rd pick 2016 the weak link on a weak line.

Suh, Brockers & Franklin-Myers should attack the right side of the Seahawks easily.

 

[Prime Time]

Kollman predicted the Rams to win the division and for the Seahawks to come in last. But he has the Packers and the Texans in the Super Bowl. So there you go


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO3fdfkc1fE


Here's one from 2017 about Aaron Donald.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDscr3H0GIA

 

[gabriel18]

He will make a few plays in the first half just to aggravate us , then get smothered in the second .

 

[BonifayRam]

Russell Wilson reveals George Fant to have big role vs Rams
https://247sports.com/nfl/seattle-s...reased-role-vs-Rams-Russell-Wilson-122887109/
The Seattle Seahawks only have two tight ends on their roster entering week five versus the Los Angeles Rams or do they?

In back-to-back weeks, the Seahawks have elected only to roster two tight ends; although, in week five, it may feel a tad bit different. Last week, they had two tight ends but one of them was their do-everything fourth-round pick out of the University of Washington, Will Dissly and third-year player Nick Vannett who has improved this season after getting healthy compared to years past. Now, after Dissly's season was torn down by a patellar tendon tear, the team has Vannett and Darrell Daniels, who has been with the team all of four weeks, as their only two.

Perhaps, they have a secret third, as quarterback Russell Wilson may have spilled the beans on a little scheming secret, as he was extolling the virtues of his offensive line ahead of a tough matchup with one of the deadliest defensive lines in the game led by Aaron Donald and Ndamukong Suh.

"I think about a guy like [offensive tackle] George Fant who's going to probably play this week in a big way," he said on Thursday before moving on to another player.

Now before you put on your "Trade/Release Germain Ifedi" jerseys, remember Ifedi has been fine and penalty-free over the last two weeks. In fact, he's one of only three players this season to play every single offensive snap. The other two are Russell Wilson and J.R. Sweezy. Ifedi is not hurt and there's zero reasons to believe he's being considered for a benching nor has any coach even as much as hinted at that being a possibility.

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So how exactly will Fant have a significant role this week?