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-- Hasselbeck Struggles Deep --
Sat Aug 28, 2004 --from FFMastermind.com
The News Tribune reports Seahawks starting QB Matt Hasselbeck struggled with deep passes against the Chargers last night. "We missed a couple we had wide open," HC Mike Holmgren said during halftime of the Seahawks' exhibition victory over the Chargers. Hasselbeck missed a wide-open WR Bobby Engram on a third-and-4 play from the San Diego 38. Engram was open inside the 5 after beating Chargers CB Drayton Florence and FS Kwamie Lassiter, but the pass sailed long. Hasselbeck barely missed two long passes on the next drive. The first was a 50-yarder from midfield that WR Koren Robinson nearly turned into a diving grab at the goal line. Robinson had a step on Chargers CB Quentin Jammer. The pass wasn't bad, but neither was it delivered as accurately as Seattle coaches would prefer. Later in the drive, on first-and-20 from the 29, Hasselbeck drifted to his left and spotted WR Darrell Jackson open near the 10. The pass was too high to handle. Hasselbeck did deliver an arcing pass on a 32-yard lob to Robinson at the San Diego 4. The ball sailed just over CB Sammy Davis and into Robinson's grasp just in time for the receiver to plant both feet inside the sideline.
Sat Aug 28, 2004 --from FFMastermind.com
The News Tribune reports Seahawks starting QB Matt Hasselbeck struggled with deep passes against the Chargers last night. "We missed a couple we had wide open," HC Mike Holmgren said during halftime of the Seahawks' exhibition victory over the Chargers. Hasselbeck missed a wide-open WR Bobby Engram on a third-and-4 play from the San Diego 38. Engram was open inside the 5 after beating Chargers CB Drayton Florence and FS Kwamie Lassiter, but the pass sailed long. Hasselbeck barely missed two long passes on the next drive. The first was a 50-yarder from midfield that WR Koren Robinson nearly turned into a diving grab at the goal line. Robinson had a step on Chargers CB Quentin Jammer. The pass wasn't bad, but neither was it delivered as accurately as Seattle coaches would prefer. Later in the drive, on first-and-20 from the 29, Hasselbeck drifted to his left and spotted WR Darrell Jackson open near the 10. The pass was too high to handle. Hasselbeck did deliver an arcing pass on a 32-yard lob to Robinson at the San Diego 4. The ball sailed just over CB Sammy Davis and into Robinson's grasp just in time for the receiver to plant both feet inside the sideline.
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