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Yep, saw that.  Not an endearing quality for a short-yardage back.

I had no problem with Harrison.  Strange was not expected but I like him as a player and we obviously needed a TE.  Bigsby was just baffling.  My verbal reaction was, "A [BLEEP] running back?".  Wreaked of a Snoop Connor pick.  At least we didn't trade up to take him.  So I guess this means Connor was a complete waste of a pick?  I like all of the day 3 stuff but it'll be interesting to see who makes the team and which are actually contributors.  That's a whole lot of lower picks to put hope in.

Snoop was a waste of multiple picks. They traded up to get him remember. 

And taking another RB in round 3 was just as dumb.

Doesn't Seattle use a 2nd/3rd pick on a RB every season?

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Snoop was a waste of multiple picks. They traded up to get him remember. 

And taking another RB in round 3 was just as dumb.

Doesn't Seattle use a 2nd/3rd pick on a RB every season?

no


2013: 1st round  RB
2014: 7th round RB
2015: no RB selected
2016: 3rd Round RB
2017: 7th Round RB
2018: 1st Round RB
2019: 6th round RB
2020: 4th Round RB
2021:2nd Round RB
2022: 2nd round RB

recent rushing rankings league wide:

2016:25th
2017:19th
2018:13th
2019: 22nd
2020:5th
2021: 17th
2022: 30th

Not seeing anything to model after here.

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Rushing rankings are mostly about scheme. Doesn't mean taking a back every year is a bad idea.

Some stats that could be interesting are YPC, 3rd and short conversion percentage, rushing Tds, 1st down ypc.

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Rushing rankings are mostly about scheme.  Doesn't mean taking a back every year is a bad idea.

Some stats that could be interesting are YPC, 3rd and short conversion percentage, rushing Tds, 1st down ypc.

Also how much of a passing team you are. Because we are by far a pass first offense.

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