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 Seahawks' Recipe for How to Win a Super Bowl (Unheeded by Cardinals?)                                                       (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) By Walter Mitchell Wow, who would have thought two years ago that the Seattle Seahawks would be the 2025 NFL Champions in such dominating fashion? Here are just some of the ingredients of their Super Bowl winning recipe GM John Schneider Takes Charge 1. Lets go of the legendary Pete Carroll. 2. Hires Mike Macdonald to revamp a stagnant defense for the express purpose of tantalizing Sean McVay and Kyler Shanahan. 3. Moves on from veteran QB Geno Smith. 4. Trades mercurial WR D.K. Metcalf. 5. To prep a year ahead and fortify the new Macdonald regime, he drafts the following: 2023: Round 1, No. 5 Overall: CB Devon Witherspoon, Illinois Round 1, No. 20 Overall: WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio St...
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 Mike LaFleur's top QB priority is "Toughness in the Pocket:                                                               photo from Heavy on NFL By Walter Mitchell During Mike LaFleur's interview with Dani Surek, she asked him what he looks for in a QB. If you fast forward to 2:28 you will hear MLF elaborate on his preferred QB criteria: https://youtu.be/K6XZcC2m83w "If you're not tough and you can't sit back in that pocket, it's hard to play." Mike LaFleur The two exemplars whom Mike LaFleur mentioned: Matt Ryan and Matthew Stafford, 2025 NFL MVP What QBs in 2026 would aptly fit Mike LaFleur's description: * Jacoby Brisset t - in-house with plenty of tape to prove it * Derek Carr - has said he would like to return this season for the right situation. * Daniel Jones - UFA - coming off Achilles tear * Aaron Rodgers - UFA - com...
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 Do Cardinals Go for Dino Vasso?                                                                   By Water Mitchell In studying Anthony Campanile's attack-style Jaguars' defense, it is so creatively aggressive that I began to wonder whether Coach Camp could emerge as the NFL's defensive version of Sean McVay. Needless to say, I was very disappointed to see the Cardinals pass on him. Yet, if there is one young defensive coach who also could be a defensive coaching star in the making, that coach is the Texans' secondary coach, Dino Vasso. With all of the young talent the Cardinals have drafted over the past three years the thought of Dino Vasso as the new DC is compelling. Go look at how the young Texans' secondary attacks the football: LCB Derek Stingley Jr. R1 2022 - 24 years old SS Jalen Pitre R2 2022 - 26 years old F...
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