Seattle Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet on the tight-knight Running Back room
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- Where does Seattle Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet's mentality originate? How tight-knit is the RB room on this team? He joined Bob Stelton and Dave Wyman to talk about his off-season and the experience from the first set of practices this season. What does he think he can add to this Seahawks offense this season? What are his personal goals for himself? Watch the full interview here or click the link below to subscribe to the Wyman and Bob podcast today. sports.mynorthwest.com/catego...
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Well spoken, smart, and tough. K9 is a game breaker, with his 4.33 speed combined with the shake and bake. Zach is a body breaker. The way he sets up DBs to run them over is special. He can do that to a linebacker as well. If the LB is a little late trying to fill the hole or off balance, Zach will truck him. There are some big backs that are hard to bring down, but I don't think there is a back as good as Mr Charbonett at finishing the run with Authority! 😊
Turn up the punishment this season Zach always love to see it!
Z- Beast!! Bruh, keep pushin' positive! 🎯💯
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Love me Some Charbonnet
To give credit where it is earned and due. John Shneider and Pete Carroll have been very good at drafting or acquiring runningbacks. The most obvious and first big move in the backfield is Beast Mode Marshawn Lynch. John and Pete moved heaven and earth to get Marshawn. Pete knew he was the perfect bruising back for his style of football. John was on the phone at least once if not more every week with the Buffalo Bill's for 3 months. 2012 through 2015 were a true team big picture there was no weak link. Every position group had a Pro Bowler but receiver. I can't remember Doug Baldwin receiving the silly season honor. As Seahawk fans we know how good he was. I am going to leave out names of soon to be Hall of Famers. Yes Russell Wilson was a big difference maker. It was Beast mode who set the temperature the mood and physicality for the team.
The only Whiff was Christian Michael, who struggled for 3 years before he was gone. As P and J have a want to do, they bring back former players for the last chance saloon. The one year he came back Christian averaged 4.6 yards a carry and scored 8 times. Our backfield of the present is set to break out in Grubbs new system. Charbonett and Walker compliment each other perfectly. I will give one more quick example that was derailed due to injury. Chris Carson and Rashaad Penny had even more potential than our present twosome.
Pete and John's feel for backs was guided by their former playing days. John was a hard working big try small back who understood everything about runninback. Pete was an undersized safety who had to come up and make the tackle on guys who were bigger with more talent. Like John, Pete had to know what a back was going to do or could do. Without that he would have never played in the Bay area for Pacific University. I think that's the name. There is nothing like being humbled to learn something well. I played rugby around the world for 22 years 15 as an adult. My position fullback was closest to safety and your the last person on defense. The on coming rusher will often have 15 yards either side of you. Humbled with a capital H enough times. It's to early to know how Macdonald and Grubb were humbled. 99% chance they were. A sign you can't miss is how inventive and smart both of them are. I don't know when maybe 2026 our Hawks will be in the biggest of games again.
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Zach Diesel!!!
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Ten years buddy ol pal hahaha
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