Welcome to Seattle, Austin Blythe! | 2022 Seattle Seahawks – FANTASY FOOTBALL FAN SITE

Welcome to Seattle, Austin Blythe! | 2022 Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks added a veteran offensive lineman and former Rams starter by signing Austin Blythe

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JRaptor 35

Cool

Trae Young- DuckyShorts

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JRaptor 35

This will be good for our o- line

    Ghillied Reaper

    Great observation

Mr Wop

Would love to know our plan at the two tackle spots

Seattle's 12th Man

*THAT’S WHAT WE NEED!*

Gol D Enel

Ooooo a player from the chiefs should be a good one

Cameron Robinson

Welcome aboard AB!!! Let’s do work!!! #Hawks4Life 💚💪🏾👊🏾💯💙

Amy Falcon

Welcome to the 12’s town Austin! Goooo Hawwwks!! 💙💚💙💚👏👏👏

Leon Concepcion

A quality center or right guard, all I can say it’s about time.

orurour

Move: D.taylor 1st string WLb & A.donkor as 2nd string WLb & T.muse as 2nd string MLb & J.adams as 1st string SLb & J.reid as 3rd string LCb & M.jackson as 3rd string RCb & U.amadi as 3rd string Fs/Ss.

orurour

Move: Q.jefferson as Rde & A.robinson as Rde, battle for 1st & 2nd string & bring back B.mayowa as 3rd string Rde.

orurour

Who’s S.harris Sub @Lde, when he hurt or injury, i don’t see R.green resign & so bring back Hyder or Dunlap as sub Lde & put Collier as 3rd string Lde.

YoungBideoGame

Hell yeah seems like a great teammate also

FortniteChannel

Yes Bam BAM 💥!!

FortniteChannel

We Need HIM!!

Mattcool235 Gaming

We needed this💚💙

Terrytico

Many of us have known for at least the past 7 or 8 years that the O line was a mess. It is about time that they try to fix the problem there.

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