Wilson Lucas and Jennings aren't the answer

Curry seems confused more often than not.Leave it alone, and let it simmer a little bit.CB Marcus Trufant has yet to repeat his pro bowl caliber performance. He's cost Seattle more than helped them in what little he has played this season. Maybe he needs to shake off the cobwebs, or maybe he's got an empty tank.Wilson, Lucas and Jennings aren't the answer.There aren't a lot of good options for upgrading in free agency. There are a ton of free agents, but it seems like a Jekyll and Hyde competition at best.Carlos Rogers could be an option, and given his iffy play this season it's likely he wont cost much. Of course, his price tag could be inflated by lack of competition.Seattle may have to sit tight at corner unless they want to burn their second first round pick on Trevard Lindley.

It's entirely possible that they will, and I wouldn't be sad to see it happen. He's definitely a playmaker at Kentucky.S Deon Grant has played a little better this season, however I'm starting to miss Brian Russell. Babineaux and Milloy have not been very good as replacements.If by some miracle the Rams let O.J Atogwe go, you can believe Seattle will take a look at him. However, that ain't gonna happen.I think it's unlikely to see Seattle vie for Eric Berry or Taylor Mays with so many other needs on the table.However, I have a weird feeling there is going to be a sweepstakes in the later rounds for Myron Rolle at Florida State He's big and fast like Taylor Mays, and he's a smart guy.

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