A good thing to argue about

Ok, I'm going to try with all my might to use CAPITAL LETTERS where everyone think I ought to, because the last time I posted i wrote in my normal, nothing capitalized style and apparently it pissed everyone off, because the only comments i remember receiving were the ones taking issue with my "unprofessional" writing style, and it would be a shame for my timely and insightful commentary to be overlooked because of their personal biases in regards to... oh, nevermind.

So I'm dying to talk about our receivers. Jackson and Engram are the starters. Mr. Clavicle is our special teams ace, and I suppose a case could be made that he shouldn't even be counted as a receiver, but he's got one of the spots. I still don't know how to spell his name, but the big kid who used to play for the Bucs is pretty good, and I think he'll be a great number 3.

So that leaves 2 open spots, assuming that there will only be 6 total. And I'm also going to assume that DJ Hackett has one of those spots pretty much locked up. He's played well, held on to the ball, and he's a deep threat. Which leaves us (based on several assumptions) with Pathon and Urban battling for the last spot.

Here's my case for keeping Urban. I just think he's going to keep getting better, and we should hold on to him. We all know that whoever we cut will end up on someone else's team (probably the niners or the eagles), and I would be much more afraid of facing Urban than Pathon.

Since we're Seahawk fans, we have to talk about the "Drop Factor". So let me say this. Every single one of our receivers has dropped the ball. And Urban is no Koren Robinson. I think he will get past the few drops that he's had, because of his attitude and work ethic. And I'd like to point out that the "drop" he had in the end zone against the cowboys was tipped by the CB. Maybe nobody else saw it, but it was finally corraborated in the pi article. To make the adjustment and come up with the ball would have been a big feat, but he couldn't. But to infer that it hit him in the hands and fell to the ground is wrong and I wanted everyone to know.

And to be fair, I still don't know much about Pathon. But we know what we're getting with Urban. During the offseason, half of us were ready to annoint him as our new number 2 or 3 WR. This guy will work harder than most anybody on the team. Isn't that the kind of players they're trying to fill this team with?

There's still 2 pre-season games left, and my guess is that we will get to see both of them on the field a lot. So let the debate begin. As long as there are no comments on my grammar.