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Left tackle Duane Brown on last Rams game Jaron Brown Jersey , what Seahawks need to do in Sunday’s rematch in Los Angeles | Tri-City HeraldVeteran left tackle Duane Brown on what Seattle was able to do in the last Rams game, and what his Seahawks need to do in Sunday’s rematch in Los Angeles.Podcast Player - Seahawks punter Michael Dickson tells us how he got into American footballThe Opposing View: An Insider’s Look At The LA RamsL.A. Rams team insider Myles Simmons answers five questions about the Seahawks’ Week 10 opponent.How To Watch, Listen To & Follow The Seahawks at RamsBroadcast information for Sunday's game between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams.Seahawks Player Q&A: Justin ColemanRams vs. Seattle Seahawks: Who has the edge? – Orange County RegisterWhat The Seahawks Are Saying About The RamsTake a look at what the Seahawks are saying about the Los Angeles Rams before the two teams meet in Week 10 in Los Angeles.Seahawks have not changed travel plans despite California fires | king5.comAs of Saturday morning, the Seahawks have not adjusted their travel plans and are scheduled to fly to Los Angeles for Sunday's game.Seahawks injuries are bad news, but the worst is to D.J. FlukerThe Seahawks certainly can't afford to lose anyone at this point. To my mind, the biggest potential loss is their starting bulldozer, D.J. Fluker.GoLocalPDX | 3 Seahawks Players That Deserve More Love At MidseasonThe NFL season has hit its midseason, and the playoff picture is starting to take form. People also are handing out some midseason awards like MVP and Rookie of the Year, but I’m looking at some underappreciated players on the Seattle Seahawks roster. BecSeahawks owner planned for sale proceeds to go to foundation - NFL.comThe passing of Seahawks owner Paul Allen a few weeks ago not only took an iconic visionary too soon but also threw the future of his football franchise into flux. But clarity is coming.Injury report: Giovani Bernard expected to face Saints - NFL.comCincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard, who has missed the last month with an MCL sprain, is expected to play Sunday against the Saints, a source tells NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.Whitworth donating game check to shooting victims - NFL.comRams tackle Andrew Whitworth will donate his game check from this week's game against the Seahawks to victims and the families of this week's Borderline Bar and Grill shooting in Thousand Oaks.Steelers don't expect Le'Veon Bell to play in 2018 - NFL.comDon't expect Le'Veon Bell to show up to the Steelers facility, or anytime this season for that matter.The team is not expecting their star RB to play for them this season, sources told Ian Rapoport.Matt Barkley starting for Bills; Josh Allen ruled out - NFL.comThe Buffalo Bills ruled out rookie quarterback Josh Allen for Sunday's game against the New York Jets and will start recent signee Matt Barkley, the team announced Saturday.David Johnson's views being incorporated into offense - NFL.comArizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich wants feedback from David Johnson in order to supercharge his efforts out of the backfield. "I ask him questions all the time."LeSean McCoy feels urgency with legacy 'on the clock' - NFL.comLeSean McCoy has struggled to gain traction amid a difficult season for the Buffalo Bills, and the veteran running back knows he's running out time to win a Super Bowl and add to his legacy.Dave Gettleman leads Giants contingent scouting Oregon QB Justin Herbert – ProFootballTalkWith Eli Manning looking washed up, the Giants know they need a new quarterback next year. Their first choice might be Oregon's Justin Herbert. Herbert is regarded by many as the best pro prospect in college football this season, and the Giants had a contingent at Oregon's game against Utah on Sa...Report: Steelers don’t expect Le’Veon Bell to show – ProFootballTalkThe Sunday Splash! reports have morphed into a Saturday Night Cannonball Competition! as NFL insiders try to one-up each other before game day arrives. Earl Thomas is done in Seattle. I know, that’s still a very painful sentence to read and it was tough writing it too; but the truth really does hurt. The front office tried to trade him for a 2nd round pick last offseason. Thomas has missed time in each of the last three seasons through injury. The relationship is seemingly broken beyond repair. Without Thomas, Pete Carroll got creative last year with his scheme, playing more two-high coverage and disguising things better. Ultimately Womens Bradley McDougald Jersey , the Seahawks’ safety group became more interchangeable and versatile, defying the prototypes of the “strong” and “free” monikers. The coverage schemes were in some ways more passive. For Seattle’s defense to be at its most dominant, having a true center fielder to cover the deep middle third of cover 3 is preferable. Thomas’ prescient range is generational and at a Hall of Fame. What if John Schneider tried to give Carroll more range back there? What if he wanted to upgrade the hesitancy and bad tackling of Tedric Thompson? What if he wanted to add more team speed on the back end?In each draft, there are a small amount of safeties that meet the “rangy enough for NFL single-high” requirement. Last year, for instance, Derwin James, Minkah Fitzpatrick and Jessie Bates flashed it. In their rookie seasons, only James showed the sideline-to-sideline, arm-beating talent. The draft before, Malik Hooker hinted at that too.2019’s safety class is particularly weak, and there are only two prospects whose tape shows sideline to sideline potential in the pros. Deionte Thompson and Nasir Adderley are the two players we’ll be looking at this week in “Draft on tape.”Deionte ThompsonDeionte Thompson was the consensus first safety off the board coming into the season. Draftniks had him firmly in their top 10. But two blown coverages in the college football playoff against Oklahoma and Clemson saw his stock fall. Personally, I feel placing the blame solely on Thompson’s shoulders for those mix-ups is foolish.Alabama’s coverage was strangely “bad” all year, with persistent blown assignments and missed communications. The way Thompson played both assignments told me that he was playing what he thought was right, rather than being blind to an obvious key or failing to execute the right technique.His play throughout the season confirmed this, given he often did his job to the regimented degree that you expect from a Nick Saban-coached, starting safety. He played with a clear understanding of the Crimson Tide’s scheme. Smaller space rangeFrom a Seattle Seahawks perspective, for them to take a safety high, they must put fantastic range on tape. Thompson flashed impressive range in the tighter areas of the field. From hashmark to hashmark against slower vertical crossers, he could run with them and undercut them. He picked up vertical seams. He got over the top of deep sideline routes from two-high. Stuff in Thompson’s immediate vicinity would be blanketed by the 21-year-old (22 in February) and swatted incomplete. (Deionte*, my apologies)Man coverage and matchingThompson’s ability to cover in tighter spaces extended to man coverage, where Saban’s matching placed him in man-to-man assignments. He could get over the top of routes playing in two-high Womens Dontae Johnson Jersey , but also rotate downwards as a safety. As a down safety, he covered receivers’ routes with impressive physicality, footwork, patience and route recognition.Range limitationsBy this point, you are probably asking why on earth the Seahawks shouldn’t draft Deionte Thompson? Answer: his range isn’t “crazy” or even sideline to sideline, like some analysts have claimed. Sure, Saban’s scheme demands that his middle of the field safety plays primarily from hashmark to hashmark, meaning that seam routes will hold them there and limit the range potential. Yet, even with that limiter factored in, Thompson’s range still disappointed from the plaudits he’d received. He wasn’t helped by limited burst or long speed—I’d be shocked if he ran quicker than the 4.5s. His tape is full of “nearly” plays that he’ll get further away from making in the NFL. Minkah Fitzpatrick managed to make some of these plays. Thompson couldn’t. It wasn’t just from single-high positions; he struggled trying to get to the honey hole in a “palms” assignment too. (Take all of #2 vertically unless #2 goes out in first 5 yards, then take all of #1 vertically). None of this looks like a safety who Seattle would take relatively high. Hit powerThompson is a vicious safety who was always trying to get a hit in on the ballcarrier and punished receivers catching in the weak spots of the defensive coverage. Encouragingly, he led with his shoulder rather than his head when going for the oncoming train impact.Dangerous and ineffective tacklingHowever, his tackling technique needs refinement and is borderline dangerous. He does not maintain a near-hip relationship when approaching the ball-carrier, resulting in overaggressive pursuit angles. He lunges into tackles, resulting in misses and little wrap. He ducks his head into tackles, resulting in an increased risk in paralysis and missed targets. Better angles, footwork and form is needed. In summary...not a SeahawkIn summary, Thompson’s flashes don’t outweigh the fact he hasn’t put on tape pure single-high safety traits. He’s a high football IQ player that will make plays, but his best fit is as a two-high safety who can be moved around in the NFL. If Seattle wants to take a shot at a rangy single-high safety, they should aim for the lofty heights of Mount Rainier and look at the raw Nasir Adderley. I covered him in this Draft on tape.