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Bad for Hasselbeck owners.
DJax is defintely his primary option and security blanket. Seattle's offense seemed to sputter vs SF. 
DJack is his weapon, Engram is his security blanket. Engram got a little playing time Thursday and with 10 days til the Chargers I he'll be much more of a factor. Engram has never had the dropsies, sure he has dropped some,but its rare. Hass looks for him on 3rd downs like a drowning man to a rope. If Engram can help Hass regain his confidence by moving the chains then the downfield game will open up for Branch and especially for Hackett. Who also is relatively free from the dropsies that all starting Seahawks WRs seem to get. Look for him to go on a tear if Hass can get hot. He offers something that the others can't. Height. He's 6'2" which isn't mammoth, but the others are all under 5'11".There's been a lot of speculation about DJ's done in Seattle. With their depth they could certainly benefit from a trade, especially since they gave up their 1st rounder for Branch. He has a pretty friendly salary situation though so it's far from a done deal. As for Jackson in general, turf toe is always a slow killer. Soon as I heard it I figured he'd be done for the year. Too bad, he was leading the league in TDs in such a hard luck year and wasn't leading in drops (though he was close). I'd love to see him back but turf toe seems to be a lengthy injury.Bad for Hasselbeck owners.DJax is defintely his primary option and security blanket. Seattle's offense seemed to sputter vs SF.
