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bishop_74 11-09-2009 07:38 PM

Seattle Seahawks Fan WANTS to Sign Running Back Larry Johnson
 
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...-larry-johnson

Anyone who supports the Seattle Seahawks should be well aware of our pathetic running game. 84.5 YPG, good for 30th in the league.

"feature back" Julius Jones has been awful, 27th in the league with 382 yards, and has a 3.6 YPC average.

Greg Knapps' scheme is no good, whatever he is doing, it sucks, and no more injury excuses, yes Walter Jones is out, but the rest of the line is healthy.

He said it would take half the season for the running game to click, we respond with 55 yards rushing, against the Detroit F'ing Lions!

I'm all for pulling a 2007, at 4-4, Holmgren said he would pass us into the playoffs, and so he did.

At 3-5, with the tinest amount of playoff hope still alive, and a deep receiving unit, it makes sense, we could air it out 40-50 times a game en route to a more effective offense.

Still, the running game has to improve, in 2007, we at least had a former MVP at running back, who ironically, gained more yards in 2007 with that club on then his replacement did in 2008.

With an ineffective Julius, and a cut Edge, I would not mind seeing Justin Forsett taking over the lead role. Watching yesterdays game, most of the good running plays were with him at Running Back, coincidence?

I don't see a team fighting for their playoff lives handing the running game over to a second year player drafted in the 7th round though.

If this team is thinking playoff push, thats a big "if" at this point, the running game needs to be upgraded to at least take a little pressure off of Hasselbeck and the loaded passing game.

"Head case" Larry Johnson just got released by the Kansas City Chiefs. Sure, there are negatives to him signing here, or anywhere. He uses the word "pillowbiter" like all of us have done, and wants the ball.

30th ranked running game, or putting up with the fact he called his coach a pillowbiter because his team is 1-7 and he is pissed off they keep losing?

I don't think any Seahawks fan should want the former, or care about the latter. Unless you want to watch Julius getting those amazing 3 yards a carry every play.

Now that he is out of Kansas City, he's likely going to behave, he got his wish, now he can go elsewhere.

Johnson is a Mike Solari product, thats another huge benefit, he knows his Offensive Line schemes, something that should be taken into account.

No transition is seamless, but if you know where the blockers are going to be, the rest can't be that hard.

What on earth do the Seahawks have to lose by signing him? What other team fighting for their playoff lives has a bigger need at Running Back then the Seahawks? Nothing, and none, which is why the Seahawks should sign Larry Johnson.

Marcellus 11-09-2009 07:41 PM

They are unimpressed with JJ's 3 ypc average so he wants them to sign LJ and his 2.7 ypc.

Awesome.

Iowanian 11-09-2009 07:43 PM

hahahahahahaha


Couldn't be further from NYC and still in the league. Perfect.

kstater 11-09-2009 07:44 PM

Umm, this isn't true. This article states he wants the Seahawks to sign LJ.

Brock 11-09-2009 07:44 PM

Is this WPI for seahawks fans?

'Hamas' Jenkins 11-09-2009 07:45 PM

He has to clear waivers first.

bishop_74 11-09-2009 07:45 PM

Yeah... I'm going to modify the title. I just copied it verbatim without reading it fully.

'Hamas' Jenkins 11-09-2009 07:47 PM

Hooks.
Nuts.

Easy 6 11-09-2009 07:47 PM

Perfect place for him, now he can cry about subbing for Julius Jones.

Mr. Flopnuts 11-09-2009 07:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bishop_74 (Post 6249104)
Yeah... I'm going to modify the title. I just copied it verbatim without reading it fully.

You should've added fan after Seattle Seahawks. I'd be more than shocked if they went after him. But if he does come to Seattle, I'm going bar hopping until I get a chance to make it rain on that bitch.

kstater 11-09-2009 07:50 PM

But I do love the logic of this fan. Replace a RB that has a horrible 3.6 YPC with RB that has a much better YPC at 2.7.

kcpasco 11-09-2009 08:58 PM

They could probably just bring Alexander back, he falls down as good as LJ.

soundmind 11-09-2009 09:29 PM

Larry would start to paint with sad colors and eventually pour himself a tall, ice-cold, vodka and antifreeze. I'm just hoping he's left out by any real "contender" because that would just serve my spite.

Truthfully, just glad he's gone.

Rausch 11-09-2009 09:30 PM

Good luck to him.

I hold no grudge.












I also never lie or bang strange women in uncomfortable places...

Agent V 11-09-2009 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kstater (Post 6249119)
But I do love the logic of this fan. Replace a RB that has a horrible 3.6 YPC with RB that has a much better YPC at 2.7.

I just heard on NFL radio a few hours ago that the Chargers lack power in their running game and need a running back "with the effective power running style of Larry Johnson". I nearly pissed my pants laughing at these idiots.

Rausch 11-09-2009 09:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chief103182 (Post 6249518)
I just heard on NFL radio a few hours ago that the Chargers lack power in their running game and need a running back "with the effective power running style of Larry Johnson". I nearly pissed my pants laughing at these idiots.

Uh huh...

Archie F. Swin 11-09-2009 10:15 PM

I think LJ would look great in a Seahawks uniform

Gravedigger 11-09-2009 10:17 PM

I think we have the 2nd coming of Shawn Alexander, only we got the best years out of him.

soundmind 11-09-2009 10:20 PM

I could actually see the Steelers giving him a workout, maybe a junk 1-year deal since he won't need the coin.

Rausch 11-09-2009 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by soundmind (Post 6249727)
I could actually see the Steelers giving him a workout, maybe a junk 1-year deal since he won't need the coin.

WHY?

Why would they?...

GoHuge 11-09-2009 10:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by soundmind (Post 6249727)
I could actually see the Steelers giving him a workout, maybe a junk 1-year deal since he won't need the coin.

If you can see that your apparently blind.
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soundmind 11-09-2009 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6249745)
WHY?

Why would they?...

Cause their backfield has been inconsistent, and I think Willie Parker is falling apart at the hinges. Plus, it just seems like something they could pull it off and have it benefit them, Mendenhall looks good tonight though.

He could go anywhere, it's a complete crap-shoot. Raiduhs

Rausch 11-09-2009 10:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by soundmind (Post 6249783)
Cause their backfield has been inconsistent, and I think Willie Parker is falling apart at the hinges.

****ing what?...

soundmind 11-09-2009 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6249795)
****ing what?...

It's an impossibility that I stuttered in typing that.

Where oh where do you think he's going to go, great and powerful Oz?

AndyAuger 11-10-2009 05:19 PM

i'm the author of the linked story, yes Larry Johnson has a 2.7 YPC average but that is a product of his team, the turmoil he has faced, and his horrible offensive line.

Not saying Seattles OL is great, but it is better then the Chiefs, we also have a far superior passing game to open things up for him.

with the 30th ranked rushing attack, and cutting the Edge, we have a need at least as a backup, and he fills it.

Edge actually gained less per carry then LJ did, so my article makes sense, and is correct. We don't run outside often and with more of a spread look now we need someone to pound it up the middle. He won't cost much

It's a low risk high reward move

Thanks for linking to my article.

The Bad Guy 11-10-2009 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyAuger (Post 6251986)
i'm the author of the linked story, yes Larry Johnson has a 2.7 YPC average but that is a product of his team, the turmoil he has faced, and his horrible offensive line.

Not saying Seattles OL is great, but it is better then the Chiefs, we also have a far superior passing game to open things up for him.

with the 30th ranked rushing attack, and cutting the Edge, we have a need at least as a backup, and he fills it.

Edge actually gained less per carry then LJ did, so my article makes sense, and is correct. We don't run outside often and with more of a spread look now we need someone to pound it up the middle. He won't cost much

It's a low risk high reward move

Thanks for linking to my article.

Good luck with that.

I love when opposing fans come to this board and try to tell us about players we have watched every week for the last 5 years.

The guy is washed up. His line is bad, but LJ's vision is complete shit. He's slow and doesn't have a single move to make a defender miss.

Stewie 11-10-2009 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyAuger (Post 6251986)
i'm the author of the linked story, yes Larry Johnson has a 2.7 YPC average but that is a product of his team, the turmoil he has faced, and his horrible offensive line.

Not saying Seattles OL is great, but it is better then the Chiefs, we also have a far superior passing game to open things up for him.

with the 30th ranked rushing attack, and cutting the Edge, we have a need at least as a backup, and he fills it.

Edge actually gained less per carry then LJ did, so my article makes sense, and is correct. We don't run outside often and with more of a spread look now we need someone to pound it up the middle. He won't cost much

It's a low risk high reward move

Thanks for linking to my article.

It works for me. Crappy running game?... LJ will fit right in. You don't have Willie Roaf, Jr., or Will Shields, Jr., do you? I didn't think so. Let LJ suffer in Purgatory. He'll be smacking women around in no time.

rtmike 11-10-2009 05:29 PM

I don't think Paul Allen misses the "Jailblazers" days.

Mojo Jojo 11-10-2009 05:33 PM

After reading this...I miss Mike Solari O-lines. Even with this talent he could make it better than it is. Solari and Gibbs both could take 5 guys and make at least an average NFL O-line.

AndyAuger 11-10-2009 05:33 PM

You can't get much worse then 30th ranked.

I'm not barging into your message board, you linked to my article, I read the comments, and justified my argument. We need a RB, a backup RB at least, and don't even try to tell me LJ is more washed up then the Edge.

If you don't want opposing fans on your board then don't think to their article?

The Bad Guy 11-10-2009 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyAuger (Post 6252021)
You can't get much worse then 30th ranked.

I'm not barging into your message board, you linked to my article, I read the comments, and justified my argument. We need a RB, a backup RB at least, and don't even try to tell me LJ is more washed up then the Edge.

If you don't want opposing fans on your board then don't think to their article?

I didn't link to your article.

And where did I say I didn't want opposing fans here?

AndyAuger 11-10-2009 05:39 PM

i'm sorry if the comment was directed at you i was talking more of the thread in general my mistake.

The Bad Guy 11-10-2009 05:40 PM

I also just think it's hilarious you put "head case" in quotes like it's a questionable nickname.

The guy has had a problem with every single coach he's ever had.

AndyAuger 11-10-2009 05:43 PM

Yes he has had issues but the main reasons he got released were because he called his coach a bundle of sticks and they didn't want him touch the Priests rushing spot.

With the state of our running game, it's worth the gamble.

The Bad Guy 11-10-2009 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyAuger (Post 6252050)
Yes he has had issues but the main reasons he got released were because he called his coach a pillowbiter and they didn't want him touch the Priests rushing spot.

With the state of our running game, it's worth the gamble.

WRONG.

He called fans pillowbiters, along with the local media. He questioned the head coach's credentials on twitter. Couple that with his assault incidents, tantrums and defiance over the years and you can see why he was cut.

If you really think Priest's spot had anything to do with LJ getting cut, please stop writing articles.

AndyAuger 11-10-2009 05:48 PM

It was a factor no doubt.

The Bad Guy 11-10-2009 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyAuger (Post 6252062)
It was a factor no doubt.

No, Priest Holmes' record was not a factor.

Sweet Daddy Hate 11-10-2009 05:50 PM

If he goes to the Steelers and gets a ring, this server is going to burst in to flames.

Pneuma 11-10-2009 06:03 PM

I am a minority on this board but I think LJ still has steam in the tank. I feel his lack of success was due to our horrible line. I think he will be better on another team that has a line and the potentail to throw down field. He wore out his welcome in KC and is socially reeruned but can play football if he feels like it. There is no risk on picking him up.

The Bad Guy 11-10-2009 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pneuma (Post 6252117)
I am a minority on this board but I think LJ still has steam in the tank. I feel his lack of success was due to our horrible line. I think he will be better on another team that has a line and the potentail to throw down field. He wore out his welcome in KC and is socially reeruned but can play football if he feels like it. There is no risk on picking him up.

Thank you for posting Mr. Johnson.

CaliforniaChief 11-10-2009 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy (Post 6252068)
No, Priest Holmes' record was not a factor.

This.

If the challenging of Brian Waters, trading of Tony Gonzalez, and exile of all former Chiefs doesn't prove that that the current administration has no concern at all for the history or records, you don't understand the way they think.


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