When the free agent frenzy began in March, the Seattle Seahawks were looking to sign key players like Michael Bennett to long term deals. After signing Bennett, the focus turned to Golden Tate. Seattle fans will remember Tate saying to Seattle Sports Radio 950 KJR “Honestly, I would rather take a little less to be happy and win ballgames than to take way more and go to a crappy city.” Uh-huh. These days, Tate is running routes opposite of Calvin Johnson, catching balls from Matthew Stafford and hanging out with the rest of the Detroit Lions to the tune of a five-year, $31 million deal. […] Read the whole post here.
and #4 reason: the technique taught to the secondary to hold every play because the refs won't call it every time helps. I don't see the team needing one major receiver to be successful.
