When the Seattle Seahawks selected safety

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Marquise Blair out of the University of Utah in the second round [url=www.theseahawksfansh… Collier Jersey[/url] , a lot of fans were left scratching their head wondering exactly who the team had..." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteField Gullsa Seattle Seahawks communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsSeahawksOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections VideosCoffee and CigarettesGame AnalysisThe Numbers GameCigar ThoughtsFiled under:NFL Draft2019 NFL DraftPFF likes Seahawks second round pick Marquise BlairNew,13commentsPDTShareTweetShareSharePFF likes Seahawks second round pick Marquise BlairPhoto by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty ImagesWhen the Seattle Seahawks selected safety Marquise Blair out of the University of Utah in the second round, a lot of fans were left scratching their head wondering exactly who the team had selected. For starters, he’s a hard hitting safety, which is something that fans truly enjoy. And he’s got a fun to watch highlight reel.And for those fans who trust ProFootballFocus and their input will be happy to see that one of the top PFF analysts like Blair a lot. And that wasn’t the only analyst from PFF to weigh in on the selection of Blair.As for how he stacked up in coverage, here is where PFF had him compared to other Pac-12 safeties.There are obviously far more conferences in college football than just the Pac-12, so here’s how he stacked up against all the safeties across all the FBS teams. So, It’s certainly exciting to see the team add a hard hitting safety who plays with intensity and earns high marks for his coverage skills. With both Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor no longer roaming the field for the Hawks there has been somewhat of a void at the position for Seattle, and this addresses that. Moving to address one of the questions that has been asked by fans in the immediate aftermath of the selection is whether Blair is a deep safety or a box safety, the answer is that he has played both. However, weighing in at under 200 pounds it seems unlikely that the Hawks would ask him to be a box safety in the NFL. However, if he is able to add some weight without losing speed or agility, then it’s certainly possible that he could potentially bulk up and fill a role similar to that filled by Bradley McDougald at some point and play at either safety position. However, for right now [url=www.theseahawksfansh… Jennings Jr. Jersey[/url] , what seems most likely is that the team will continue on the trend it started in 2018 in utilizing two deep safeties on a regular basis. Therefore, the Seahawks have added a potentially menacing force in the secondary, and now, years after having talked about wanting to get back to being the bully, perhaps that’s the direction the team is moving. 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