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He falls under "a work on progress".
Krob should do a better job hiding his pipe
:also couldn't resist:I heard this as well, and also heard he was the best punt returner they have. Problem is though, he has looked so good a QB, the Hawks plan on him being the #2 QB.
I saw most of Seneca's games at ISU and the guy has the the potential to be a very good NFL QB if he has improved his passing. He was a poor man's Michael Vick in college and had a lot of the accuracy problems Vick had. Maybe spending a few years on the bench will be good for him. I definitely see him as one of the top young backups in the league.found a link
SEATTLE'S "SLASH"
Seattle has a need for a No. 2 quarterback and a punt returner. Seneca Wallace could be both. At last weekend's minicamp, Wallace backed up Matt Hasselbeck and looked more impressive than any punt returner in camp. However, Wallace's quarterback skills have improved so much, the Seahawks have put off their search for another No. 2 quarterback, making it more unlikely that Seattle will use Wallace as its punt returner. Wallace has made that much progress at quarterback.
But Wallace can do anything he wants in Seattle. Last season, he played some wide receiver in practice. At other times, he played defensive back on the scout team. And to provide an example of how good an athlete he is, consider this: The Seahawks have a 12-foot high pipe hanging in their locker room. Wallace is the only player on the roster who can jump up and touch it.
http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/8463752
..or a poor man's Randle El.The real "problem" is he's a combination of Randle El and Vick, takes a lot of the positives from both, but also more of the negative. While ARE will never be a QB, and he's ok with it, Wallace just might be, but he isn't as good a WR. OTOH, he isn't the QB Vick is (which is really saying something).I saw most of Seneca's games at ISU and the guy has the the potential to be a very good NFL QB if he has improved his passing. He was a poor man's Michael Vick in college and had a lot of the accuracy problems Vick had. Maybe spending a few years on the bench will be good for him. I definitely see him as one of the top young backups in the league.found a link
SEATTLE'S "SLASH"
Seattle has a need for a No. 2 quarterback and a punt returner. Seneca Wallace could be both. At last weekend's minicamp, Wallace backed up Matt Hasselbeck and looked more impressive than any punt returner in camp. However, Wallace's quarterback skills have improved so much, the Seahawks have put off their search for another No. 2 quarterback, making it more unlikely that Seattle will use Wallace as its punt returner. Wallace has made that much progress at quarterback.
But Wallace can do anything he wants in Seattle. Last season, he played some wide receiver in practice. At other times, he played defensive back on the scout team. And to provide an example of how good an athlete he is, consider this: The Seahawks have a 12-foot high pipe hanging in their locker room. Wallace is the only player on the roster who can jump up and touch it.
http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/8463752
What makes this even more impressive is that Wallace is only 5'11".found a link
SEATTLE'S "SLASH"
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Seahawks have a 12-foot high pipe hanging in their locker room. Wallace is the only player on the roster who can jump up and touch it.
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