Seahawk Nerd

This is a portfolio of all my original work, in the form of a thread. Plots, charts, graphs, statistics, and analysis. By Seahawk Nerd.🧵

Connor was all over Zabel to Seattle in the first round last year while the fans spent all off-season wringing their hands about the offensive line. Would not be surprised if Schneider jumps at this opportunity.

"Probably the most unique OC in the NFL and nobody's talking about it." Brian Fleury spent 17 years coaching defense before ever touching an offensive playbook. He was a Defensive Coordinator. He coached linebackers. He studied coverages for a living. In 2020 at age 41, he flipped to offense under Shanahan. Six years later, he's Seattle's OC. Now pair that with Mike Macdonald, the most dominant defensive HC in the league. These two don't just share a building. They share a language. When Fleury designs a play, he already knows what the defense is thinking. When Macdonald watches film, he already knows what Fleury is trying to attack. Add Daniel Stern, 10 years of game management, situational football and opponent analysis from Baltimore. This isn't just an offensive staff. This is a defense that learned to speak offense. "Fast, violent, and aggressive in every way possible." Fleury's own words. That's not an offensive coordinator talking. That's a defender who learned to attack. GO HAWKS 🔵🟢 #GoHawks #12s #SeahawksNation #SeattleSeahawks @BradyHenderson @FieldGulls @12TalkPod @RealHawkTalk @SeahawksForever @willortner

John Schneider basically telling the fans “relax we’ll be fine at running back” in very similar fashion to his sentiments about the offensive line last year, which he was frequently asked about.

Best yards/snap in man coverage among drafted CBs since 2019, min 250 snaps (PFF). Decent names relative to draft capital. Muhammad and Igbinosun both projected third round

Nothing But Love From The Best Organization & The 12’s ❤️

Defied every odd. @derick_hall9 was born four months premature with a 1% chance to live. 25 years later, your story keeps inspiring. Happy Birthday, D-Hall. 🥹

@minakimes What do you think the Aaron Jones / Jordan Mason split looks like?

Mentioned here I think the Vikings run game can and will be better with Murray under center. Above average efficiency last year despite ranking 25th in light box rate.

@_CobyBryant_ We were trolling, this is the real Coby bean Bryant ! Ladies and gentlemen. My fault bean !

Hoping to have the site ready to share by Friday!

@_CobyBryant_ Yeah yall be careful this a fake page I just spoke to the real Coby Bryant & he confirmed it 🥸🚨

Updated the stats site (and a lot of others) to be a million times faster and have data go back to 2002. Try it out! rbsdm.com

Gabe Jacas is such a Mike Macdonald EDGE

There are different type of analytics and i think people often lump them all together under one umbrella. My focus is analyzing on a prospect level. Positional value, team build, game theory, etc. is a completely different lane. A scout’s job isn’t to tell the team who to draft or how to weigh positional value or how to construct a roster. Their job is to tell you about a prospect as in-depth as possible. It’s the GM’s job to worry about the more granular stuff. As far as Tate vs Love, there’s a lot of factors to consider. Obviously I think everyone agrees elite WR > elite RB But imo, Elite RB > Good WR. With the Giants, it gets a bit muddy because they have a good (but questionable) RB room, elite WR1, average depth beyond Nabers at WR. Lions are a great example. Who’s more important to their offense, Jahmyr Gibbs or Jameson Williams? We can argue all day if we think Tate could be better than Jamo is, but the reality is he isn’t a better prospect than Jamo was coming out of college, even coming off a torn ACL. For arguments sake, let’s say Tate is as good as Jameson Williams or maybe a Tee Higgins, George Pickens. Would that player be more beneficial to the Giants’ offense than Love with the assumption he’s on the same level as Gibbs or Bijan? I think it’s a fair argument either way. But then you have to factor in how likely is it for each individual player to hit that ceiling. I think it’s more likely Love becomes a top 3 RB than it is for Tate to become a Top-24 receiver. So we can make an argument if we’d rather have a Top-24 WR as our WR2 or a Top-3 RB. But we have to also factor in how likely it is for each player to hit that mark.

Would anyone like to help me with a data entry job, to be part of the creation of a brand new NFL draft big board? DMs are open

@SeahawksForever Give me the guy with 11 inch hands.

NFL Draft thought experiment: Both of these OG prospects are 24 years old - They are both available to compete to be the #Seahawks 2026 RG if they so wish. Based on athletic profile, which one would you prefer?

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cmon man what’s up with some of y’all? Take a discount on his first chance and maybe only chance to get paid? but also why can’t we just be happy he helped deliver another SB to the city and everyone can’t get paid from the Seahawks?

So help me god do not let McVay get a hold of this guy

If the Seahawks want to add a slot guy to the WR room late in the draft, Kevin Coleman Jr. has an intriguing analytical profile. Gets open underneath with sure hands in the middle of the field. Floor raiser in quick-game that give S/LBs headaches in a motion-heavy offense.