Good offensive lines typically are
defined by the four C’s: continuity, consistency, cohesion, camaraderie.
But, the Seahawks get by most of the time with just one C: Cable.
That’s why there’s no reason to be worried about Seattle’s offensive line — despite the uncertainty at center and left guard this year and left tackle and right guard next year. As always, Tom Cable will hook it up.
Some observations from Day 10 of camp from those who were there (and other features):
Jordan Hill says his quickness inside can be a disadvantage on run plays. Said DC Kris Richard: “We like our guys stopping the run on the way to the quarterback.”
Rookie Keenan Lambert wants to play alongside his half-brother, Kam Chancellor. Of course, Lambert will have to make the team and Chancellor will have to report for that to happen. In the meantime, Chancellor continues to coach up the young safeties.
The Pete Carroll Secondary School is in session, we wrote for Today’s Pigskin.
Marshawn Lynch looks like a happy camper, Gregg Bell reports.
The players are getting tired of practicing against each other, as evidenced by a couple of scuffles.
Michael Bennett helped convince Tony McDaniel to sign with Tampa Bay — and the disgruntled Bennett told McDaniel “he wishes he could come back down here.” McDaniel said he was shocked to be cut, and he confirmed that the Hawks told him it was a salary cap move.
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