Seahawks sign former Browns TE Evan Moore

outside_Insider · Joined: 29 Jan 2012 Posts: 1208 Location: Calgary, AB

Great great signing. Doesn't have Winslows age but is a better option:
-dual threat: catching and blocking
-good attitude
- cheap 1m or less
- huge 6'7 250 big mismatch
-34 for 325 4 td on the leagues worst offense
- smart and character guy out of Stanford
- can practice every day
- huge red zone target
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outside_Insider · Joined: 29 Jan 2012 Posts: 1208 Location: Calgary, AB

I just mean in comparison to kellen which is non existent
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hornbybrown · Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 8:12 pm Post subject:

Brownsalltheway · Joined: 12 Mar 2006 Posts: 1241 Location: Stow, OHIO

Evan Moore offers nothing in blocking, though he was thought to be slightly improving this year in that department before dealing with an injury. That being said, this guy has some of the softest hands I've ever seen. He catches bullets, he catches lobs, he can even scoop it close to the ground. He's a big guy who, if utilized properly by a competent coaching staff (and I believe Seattle has one) will be one of your best red zone threats.

He wore out his welcome in Cleveland because of his deficiencies in blocking, but instead of drawing up more plays to get the ball in his hands, Cleveland just sort of gave up on the guy. On a team that suffered so many drops last year from their receiver corps last year, I'm a little miffed that we let Moore go. Especially considering all the youth we have at the receiver position this year, and a rookie QB.

Also, he's not really fast, and doesn't tend to do much after the catch. But he's just so big that often times it won't matter.

I really think Russell Wilson is going to love this guy.

Brownsalltheway · Joined: 12 Mar 2006 Posts: 1241 Location: Stow, OHIO

To be fair, Jordan Cameron was our most improved player in camp this year, and losing Moore likely had more to do with Cameron's development.

While Hornby is right about Alex Smith's appeal to fans, Moore's receiving is much better than Alex Smith's blocking, and it is still disappointing that we decided to keep Alex Smith. Just because Moore "lost out" to Smith doesn't make it the right decision.

Tully305 · Joined: 26 Apr 2007 Posts: 1586

You guys got a gem. If put in the right playing situations will perform great. I'd gladly trade you guys back that fat idiot Holmgren for Moore

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outside_Insider · Joined: 29 Jan 2012 Posts: 1208 Location: Calgary, AB

Interesting commentary by browns fans! Thanks.

I didn't think anyone could get worse at blocking as a TE
Except kellen so i could be wrong about that.
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outside_Insider · Joined: 29 Jan 2012 Posts: 1208 Location: Calgary, AB

Also gotta believe cable will have something to say about him as a blocker. If he can take a 7th round DT and turn him into a starter I think he ca
Improve that aspect of his game.
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Tatupu_64 · Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 10:27 pm Post subject:

Moore wont really have to block anyways. Maybe Seal an edge on occasion, but that's about it. He'll be used essentially as a receiver lining up at TE. I like the signing, it shows they had a plan in place when they let Kellen go.
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sirensong · Joined: 13 Mar 2007 Posts: 1050 Location: Vancouver BC

With the emergence of McCoy where does he fit in? With Winslow gone does McCoy come in as a blocker and Miller gets more looks in the passing game?(i really hope so, love me some Zach Miller) Or does he slot in at #2 and as the #1 pass catcher at TE?
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