Definitely Nnadi for his down-to-down run plugging ability. Not only that, Nnadi contributes more on special teams and has been more productive than Reed to this point in the season. Reed was much the liability the first 6 weeks of the season. If they both came in at the same price point, I'd probably still go Nnadi unless Reed shows alot more from here on out.
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Pretty much where I come in. Plus Nnadi has more proven production in this system. I think it's reasonable to pick safe here. And let's be real here production in Seattle's system hasn't always translated to ours.
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I don't want ANY more Seattle defensive free agents.

None. Just like no more SF QB's.

I'm done.
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We get a cap discount with Nnadi due to his time with the team that we wouldn’t get with Reed. And Nnadi is going to likely come cheaper anyway.

Reed has more ceiling but Nnadi has been more consistent over his career.

So I think I’d go with Nnadi.
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You think Pete Carroll gets fired or forced out this year?

I think the Seattle franchise would be really wise to consider a coach re-set, and perhaps even a fresh change at GM.

When you're there that long and something isn't working and your star QB has an antagonistic relationship with the people in charge, it's time for an enema.
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I'd cut Carroll loose only if doing so would guarantee me Wilson will stay.

If Wilson won't commit to staying, I think you get all the 1sts you can for him ASAP and keep Carroll. It's not like Wilson is beloved by his teammates or anything.

I think Carroll is a very good coach, but needs a QB that fits his style better. But I also think your best chance of winning a Super Bowl is through Russ.

So if I can guarantee from Russ that excusing Carroll means he stays, then I release Carroll.

Otherwise, get what you can while the getting's good and see what Carroll can do with a Tannehill type.
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