Run It Forward
Seattle, WA
Joined June 2024
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This OPI on top of the Darnold no call is genuinely some of the most insane officiating I’ve ever seen dude
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Even if the hawks drop tonight’s game, I think they demolish the cardinals and raiders heading into the bye, and lose maybe 1 on the way out. Offensive identity is about to solidify itself post bye with the RBS getting healthy and Q settling in
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He’s talking about the resistance invisible ladder
Yes he’s a two checkmark player xitter.gq/bradyhenderson/status/…
Quenton Nelson's arrival in Seattle pushes Anthony Bradford to the bench. He said today it's "disappointing" to lose his starting job but that he understands why the move was made, calling it a "no-brainer" to add Nelson. He appreciates how the team has handled it.
Some quotes:
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Watching both of your tackles go down and a Puka breakout in the same week 1 game battle hardened me
As recently as 3 years ago, in an October 2023 game vs. the NY Giants, this was the #Seahawks offensive line:
LT Stone Forsythe
LG Evan Brown
C Olu Oluwatimi (R)
RG Anthony Bradford (R)
RT Jake Curhan
Oh how far we've come......
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Shit says SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY THREE
Most receiving yards this season, per @NextGenStats:
vs man coverage: DK Metcalf (215)
vs zone coverage: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (702)
on 3rd down: Drake London (266)
aligned in slot: Zay Flowers (462)
aligned wide: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (733)
on deep targets: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (303)
when wide open: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (246)
on tight window targets: Christian Watson (167)
outside the numbers: CeeDee Lamb (368)
vs press coverage: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (354)
vs 2-high: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (495)
vs single high: Drake London (426)
as iso receiver: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (214)
among rookies: Carnell Tate (413)
after motion: Puka Nacua (153)
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24 years old and he has two placements in the top 10. Truly and unbelievable player
If you think Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s season feels special, you’re right.
As of halftime…
Most Receiving Yards Through 7 Games Played - Season (Since 2000)
Rank. Player, Team (Year) - Yds
1. Tyreek Hill, MIA (2023) - 902
2. Marvin Harrison, IND (2000) - 853
3. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, SEA (2026) - 846*
4. Julio Jones, ATL (2016) - 830
5. Wes Welker, NE (2011) - 824
6. Adam Thielen, MIN (2018) - 822
T7. Isaac Bruce, STL (2000) - 821
T7. Calvin Johnson, DET (2013) - 821
T9. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, SEA (2025) - 819
T9. Deebo Samuel, SF (2021) - 819
11. Steve Smith, CAR (2011) - 818
12. Julio Jones, ATL (2018) - 812
T13. Cooper Kupp, LAR (2021) - 809
T13. A.J. Brown, PHI (2023) - 809
15. Steve Smith, CAR (2005) - 797
16. Randy Moss, MIN (2003) - 791
17. Eric Moulds, BUF (2000) - 781
18. Steve Smith, CAR (2006) - 780
19. Torry Holt, STL (2003) - 778
20. Santana Moss, WAS (2005) - 777
21. DeAndre Hopkins, HOU (2015) - 776
22. A.J. Green, CIN (2016) - 775
23. Tyreek Hill, MIA (2022) - 773
24. Andre Johnson, HOU (2008) - 772
25. Mike Evans, TB (2018) - 770
*live, SNF in progress
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“Greatest” defense in the league gave up 30 to Nine this afternoon. What the hell was everybody talking about all off season? Have you guys watched Seattle play at all?
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