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Met our Right Tackle today by accident.


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I was at Maximum Sports Conditioning in Bellevue, WA Today on business to discuss, creating some wall graphics for their facility. As soon as I finish shooting photos of the walls for mockups, I turn around and Wayne Hunter was there. He is working on strength and footwork today.

After chatting with him, I have a different take on his position. Last year he came in learning the position (He is a natural Guard) Due to injury he was pushed up the depth chart and the entire season was on the job training for him. I have a feeling, he may show some big improvement this year.

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I was at Maximum Sports Conditioning in Bellevue, WA Today on business to discuss, creating some wall graphics for their facility. As soon as I finish shooting photos of the walls for mockups, I turn around and Wayne Hunter was there. He is working on strength and footwork today.

After chatting with him, I have a different take on his position. Last year he came in learning the position (He is a natural Guard) Due to injury he was pushed up the depth chart and the entire season was on the job training for him. I have a feeling, he may show some big improvement this year.

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where is your seahag jersey?

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nice that he took the time to chat and take a pic. I thought he filled in the year before at RT when Woody went down though. Wasnt he the guy that lined up in a 2 point stance and tipped off our play action pass? Either way, we gave Woody the boot and Wayne the contract at RT. Very cool that you met him.

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Am I the only one who kind of buys what Hunter said? He WAS something like the third choice to start, and it probably didnt help that everyone on the OL had their worst season in forever.

I'm interested to watch them sink or swim with Hunter/Vlad, particularly with the two new OL specialist coaches.

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After chatting with him, I have a different take on his position. Last year he came in learning the position (He is a natural Guard) Due to injury he was pushed up the depth chart and the entire season was on the job training for him.

Oh what a crock of sh*t. The guy had been playing both tackle positions for several years prior. You should have said this to him.

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Oh what a crock of sh*t. The guy had been playing both tackle positions for several years prior. You should have said this to him.

This is true. I know he played the TE in those jumbo sets they'd run with an extra OL back in 2009 and 2010. Vlad had that role last year, and was mostly no bueno.

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I never really thought he was the problem. A solid blocking TE can hide so many flaws for a RT

Disagree that he wasn't a problem and pretty much disagree on a TE helping that much, but this is supposedly Sparano's theory. He won't leave the OT hung out to dry and will be protected by the TE. I think it's beyond "solid blocking". Even a smaller TE like Keller chipping can be a huge help, but it keeps them from getting into their routes.

Oh what a crock of sh*t. The guy had been playing both tackle positions for several years prior. You should have said this to him.

He was played LT at Hawaii and was picked by Seattle in the 3rd round of the 2003 draft as a T and was pretty much a bust playing RT there. He played RT when Woody went down and was our backup T, while Turner was the primary backup at G and C.

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