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The Seattle Seahawks brought Branden Jackson back to the 53-man roster on Tuesday Cheap Tyler Lockett Jersey , having previously been on the practice squad. In the process, theyâve waived TE Darrell Daniels, leaving Seattle with Will Dissly and Nick Vannett as the only TEs on the roster, as Ed Dickson wonât be able to come off the Non-Football Injury list for another three weeks.You might be wondering why Jackson has been given the call-up. Well unfortunately it looks like the oft-injured Dion Jordan is hurt again.Head coach Pete Carroll said on Monday that the severity of the injury was unknown, so it was a wait-and-see situation. One would assume that itâs severe enough for Jackson to be signed, whether Jordan plays this weekend or not.Jackson played in 12 games for the Seahawks last season, recording a 0.5 sack against the San Francisco 49ers. He had made the initial 53-man roster on cutdown day for 2018, but was ultimately waived for DB Simeon Thomas, and eventually signed to the practice squad. Now itâs Thomas who is on the practice squad, while Jackson is on the active roster to boost the defensive line depth for the Seahawks, as they prepare for their Week 4 road game at the Arizona Cardinals. The Seattle Seahawks were 35 yards away from defying the long-shot odds and stunning the Los Angeles Rams at the last-minute. They almost overcame a 12-point deficit with five minutes to go.Almost.I wrote this line last week, and it repeated itself this week. The Seahawks are competitive with the leagueâs best teams... they are not good enough to be considered among the best in the NFL. Theyâre way better than the worst teams (Detroit Lions, Oakland Raiders) but they lack both the talent and execution to contend. Here are the Winners and Losers from Seattleâs latest loss to a team based in Los Angeles.WinnersRashaad PennyWith no Chris Carson, this was Pennyâs chance to shine, and shine he did. He had 108 yards on 12 carries and his first-career NFL touchdown, which means itâs tattoo time for a popular figure on Seahawks Twitter and frequent producer of bad food takes. Penny showed good vision, some power, cut-back abilities, and while he wasnât blazing fast, he was able to break into the open field on multiple occasions. Congrats to Penny on a strong performance, and hopefully this earns him more snaps.Mike DavisThe numbers donât look sexy http://www.seahawkscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-...ett-jer sey , but Davis did contribute 11 carries for 58 yards and the late receiving touchdown. He ran hard, picking up extra yards by driving through contact, and certainly looked better than he did last week. Davis is still a problem in pass protection, though. Tyler LockettWith Doug Baldwin not healthy, itâs evident that Lockett is the de facto #1 WR, and he made a spectacular catch for a touchdown to bring his total to seven on the season. He led the Seahawks with 5 catches for 67 yards, plus a remarkable spin move on a jet sweep to gain 16 and has shown us a level of play that exceeds even his strong rookie campaign. I only wish he didnât give the ball to Floyd Mayweather...Quinton JeffersonIâve gotten on Q-Jeffâs case over his penalty issues, but he picked up a sack on a twist that made the Rams punt for the first time all game, and had some nice moments in run support on a day when the Seahawks looked awful defending the run. Michael DicksonThree punts for an average of 55 yards, including one that pinned the Rams inside their 20. Itâs a shame this wasnât a Fisherball era game, or else we couldâve seen Dickson and Johnny Hekker in a punt-off that wouldâve been simply orgasmic for Special Teams lovers.Jordan SimmonsI didnât hear his named called or see him make any glaring mistakes (edit: oh he totally allowed pressure on a third-down sack in the final quarter), so not bad for his Seahawks debut filling in for D.J. Fluker. This was a surprise development given the Rams pass rush was destined to go after Russell Wilson aplenty, but it turns out it was other offensive linemen who were quite culpable on drive-killing sacks.Russell Wilson - The RunnerHey, heâs healthy-ish again! Russell Wilson ran for 92 of Seattleâs 273 yards on the ground, and he looked quick, kept on some read-options, and did some vintage Wilson scrambles where he just bailed as soon as no one was open but he had plenty of green grass in front of him. This is a new development that may change the offense moving forward, and perhaps this form of Russ Magic is back.LosersKen Norton Jr and the entire defenseI canât stand Ken Norton Jrâs playcalling on 3rd and long. Stop rushing three! The critical 3rd and 15 at the end of the third quarter was an apparent bust in the zone coverage, but there was no good reason to willingly just give Jared Goff all the time in the world to find the open guy. Thatâs at least the fourth time weâve seen that happen this season, and Iâm sick of it. He seemed ill-prepared to adjust to the screen passes and toss sweeps. Of course, the defense also needs to execute J.R. Sweezy Jersey , and they only forced four non-scoring drives all game, and two of them were kneel-downs. They were carved up every which way on the ground and through the air, with only sporadic moments of success. This was always a tough task given the high-flying Rams offense, but they werenât good enough.JR SweezyWow he was terrible. Worst game of the season for him, even acknowledging itâs no easy feat dealing with Aaron Donald and NâDamukong Suh. He certainly gave up two of the four sacks, and was physically overmatched. With no Fluker, I figured Sweezy would be more dependable than Simmons... that didnât seem to be the case.KJ WrightHe didnât look right and the post-game press conference confirmed as such. Wright looked sluggish, off the pace, missing tackles and looking... well, not like KJ Wright. I wouldnât be against him sitting on Thursday, because a hampered Wright proved to be a liability. C.J. ProsiseGets one carry, swallowed up for -3 yards, effectively killing a drive. To be fair, there was no good reason for him to be getting the ball on 2nd and 2, when heâs clearly better off as a third-down back.Time management and the two-minute/hurry-up offenseHoly shit, they are so slow on offense that they took a delay of game AFTER A TOUCHBACK ON THE KICKOFF. How is this possible? The end-of-half scoring attempt was a nice job in theory of denying the Rams the ball again, but they basically played for the field goal despite having all three timeouts while in Rams territory with under a minute to go. Thatâs unacceptable. They have no effective passing game for two-minute situations, and whether thatâs on Russell Wilson or Brian Schottenheimer, itâs hurting the team. The next completed pass that leads to a stopped clock because it was along the sidelines might be the first.What happened down 36-24 with 5:43 to go? They couldnât score until after the two-minute warning, which is the same thing as blowing a free timeout. Willingly running the ball with under four minutes to go on 1st and 10 was mindboggling. This is the second week in a row weâve seen this occur. I also question spiking the ball on the gameâs final possession with :37 left and itâs 1st and 10 at the 35.Elite offenses have these issues figured out. The Seahawks are fundamentally inept at operating in two-minute drills and/or quick-score situations. Brian Schottenheimerâs playcallingThe Seahawks scored 31 points, racked up 29 first-downs http://www.seahawkscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-...son-jer sey , 414 yards of offense, and 273 yards on the ground. I hated most of the offensive playcalling. Russell Wilson didnât eclipse 100 net yards passing until well into the 4th quarter. They were genuinely trying to win the game throwing as infrequently as humanly possible, even though the Rams secondary had been carved up several times this season. Schottenheimer plays for 3rd down, which means the Seahawks are constantly in obvious passing down situations if they donât have successful rushes on 1st and 2nd down. Seattle was 2/9 on 3rd down conversions, with Wilson sacked all four times on this particular down. I love the revival of the run game, but if the Seahawks continue to be a run-first team in a pass-first league, such that Wilson essentially does not throw a majority of the time unless he absolutely has to, then the Seahawks have a decision to make: Suck up and move on from the current offensive philosophy and put Wilson in a system that will make him thrive more as a passer, or move on from him after the 2019 season. I sure as hell would rather see a soon-to-be 30-year-old Wilson running a Sean McVay-style offense than commanding a system that is the antithesis of how to succeed offensively in the modern-day NFL.Final NotesSebastian Janikowski is now 2 for his last 36 onside kick attempts. I donât hate the spirit of the onside kick âsurprise,â but not under these new rules with a kicker who is totally unreliable in these situations. A Michael Dickson dropkick may as well have been worth a shot, but donât let Seabass do these.Nick Vannett caught his second touchdown in as many weeks in tight coverage. Heâs coming along as a safety valve and red zone target for Wilson.Russell Wilsonâs 4th quarter heroics from 2017 have largely been absent this year. In fact, heâs committed five turnovers in the 4th quarter, and three of them were essentially game-enders. I thought he played well for the most part, but itâs evident that the Seahawks wonât be able to win close games unless heâs on his A-game and mistake free.Frank Clark got a .5 sack to improve his total to 7.5. Dion Jordan added a 0.5 sack to finally get off the board.The 3rd and 15 play to Robert Woods might have been a Shaquill Griffin error. Iâm sure film experts will help me out, but Griffin appears to be getting picked on for at least one big play per week over the past several games. Itâs somewhat discouraging, as Tre Flowers has seemingly outperformed him, but Griffin is the CB 1.The wild card race isnât over, and in fact several results broke Seattleâs way this week, but the Seahawks have no more room for error. Beat the Green Bay Packers and Carolina Panthers to end the month and things will look up again. Lose either one of them and it becomes Mission Impossible.
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