Position Groups to Watch at the 2024 NFL Combine (w/Seahawks Forever)

Sea Hawkers Podcast: For Seattle Seahawks Fans

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Dan Viens of the Seahawks Forever podcast joins the show to look ahead at this week's NFL Combine. Which position groups is he most interested in for Seattle as we head into draft season? Considering the coaching change, have we seen the last of Bobby Wagner for the Seahawks? Saturday is generally the best day to watch in terms of offensive players, but the team needs for quarterback, running back and wide receiver are relatively low. Michael Penix is expected to throw, which is exciting considering the condition we saw him in following the National Championship. Finally, Dan thinks the Seahawks should take Mike Holmgren's advice on how to balance age vs experience when building a team.
Video Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to the 2024 NFL Combine
2:54 - Discussing Team Needs for the Seahawks
4:42 - Speculation on Bobby Wagner's Return
9:38 - The Seahawks' Needs at Tight End
11:57 - The Impact of Free Agency on Draft Picks
15:59 - The Quality of This Year's Quarterback Class
18:00 - Michael Penx's Potential Participation
21:12 - The Seahawks' Need for Offensive Linemen
24:01 - Considering the Age Balance in the Team
25:45 - Looking Forward to the Upcoming Combine and Potential Fits for Seahawks
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30 июл 2024

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@loanstowalruses 5 месяцев назад

Don't forget that Mike MacDonald was the coordinator for this Michigan defense before Jesse Minter was. He knows a TON of those guys and with the strength and conditioning program at Michigan, these guys regularly show up strong at the event. There's a number of Michigan guys not getting a ton of public love because they rotated a lot, and ran the ball a bunch on offense, so a lot of them missed out on gaudy production. Here's a shortlist of off-radar guys: Braiden McGregor, Jaylen Harrell (both lighter DL types that aren't prototypical NFL edges but fit the MacDonald/Minter scheme up front), AJ Barner(Blocking TE/FB/H-Back Type), Mike Barrett (Flex LB, regularly performed better than Junior Colson despite Colson getting more draft love), Josh Wallace (Boundary Corner/Possible Safety projection), and Kris Jenkins (the fact he's not a consensus 1st round grade is insane).

@seahwk17 5 месяцев назад

Linebackers and Tight Ends ...need them for all three fields of play

@davidwheelock5639 5 месяцев назад

Oline and dline , special teams , practice squad members

@dezzdinn 5 месяцев назад

Dlew and Fant may get to good offers. I’m interested if the organization sees this year as a play it out, if we are bad then we are. It’s also notable that we have a prevalent understanding of two QBs in our range with Penix and McCarthy. McCarthy might be rising into the top 8 though so..

@johndowd4146 5 месяцев назад

In free agency we need a Left guard, off ball LB, safety, and TE. In the draft we need D line, O line, off ball LB, safety, and TE. This draft is deep at QB, WR, CB, and O line. There are 10-12 impact players. 38 starter caliber players. The draft drops off drastically after round 4. We need to think 2-3 years out.

@SeaHawkersPodcast 5 месяцев назад

The more I think about it, I feel like we'd be better off trying to re-sign D-Lew than try and find someone in free agency. -B

@jamesstradley3232 5 месяцев назад

A glimpse of what Grubb will bring to the hawks Watch the 4 and 1 play he called in the apple cup with the score tied and under 2 minutes Then listen to his interview after the game when they ask him about that play GO HAWKS!!!