If he could come out and put up 200-300 yards win the game when the run game is down he would win my vote. It exactly what he did. He came out and put together successful drives, only one big mistake, but he over came it. The has the arm, he is accurate, he is better at his timing. He can move and throw. What else could you ask for in a QB. Look Matt is on the sidelines in Tenn. They are 7-7 and we are 7-7. We started slow, they started fast. They are cold and we are hot. I would much rather be where we are than where they are. We win out and TJack finishes 9-7, we have a good year in the books. We have made progress and we are set for next year. After a good season of OTA's and camp we should come out next year with the guns a blaz'in. Next year we should be able to make in to the playoffs. CW will be gone, and we will pick a QB. This QB will have all the qualities the Pete and John look for with Tjack as the starter. I am excited for the near future of this club. Nice work Hawks!!

It is doubtful the Hawks will draft higher in next years draft as this TEAM is on the upswing. While Jackson is serviceable, he is not the long term answer as he just lacks the "it" factor. Whether it is seeing the field, doing his progressions or what, he will never be an upper tier QB. Can the Hawks get to the promised land with him? Doubtful, but he should be ok for next year as his contract will end. The Hawks must take a QB in the first round this year and with a little luck might be able to land a pretty good one in a draft that is pretty deep in QB's even if Barkley stays put.. The future looks bright indeed, but a QB in this years draft is still a must and it should be a first round pick.

A big defensive end in the first. Then look for a solid QB in the 2nd or 3rd round that can compete with TJ. Pick up a WR in the third if Rice and Williams can't stay healthy. TJ has played well enough---this is no longer desperation. We pick the right guy and he develops, he may very well win out the first spot. Last year we had gaping holes at LB, CB, RB, QB, DL, TE, OL... there wasn't a pro-bowl position on the field other than safety. Suddenly, if all the line comes back healthy, we resign lynch, and TJ has a good camp....

They need LB depth/future starters, D Line depth/role pass rusher, and possibly Safety depth because Atari was awful when he started for Kam. WR is set and loaded. Sidney, Baldwin, Tate, Obomanu, Mike, and Duhram could be the 2nd or 3rd best WR corps next year. Dont see Deon Butler comin back. Hope they can get some value from em. Maybe packaged in a draft day trade.

I hope he is ready to be Razor sharp agian. Because this is a huge Game for the Seahawks. Let us see how he does one more time. Matt would fold like lawn chair. T-Jack is as tough as nails type of guy. T-jack walked on water the last game. Can he do it agian. It will be a great team effort. We will see. Defense walked on water that last game also. Yes I would like see that effort to play at such a high level agian because it was so much fun to watch. Go Seahawks!!.

T-Jack is never going to make anyone forget Brady, Manning, or Brees.

Whether they draft one in the first round (which I think they should do) or 2nd or 3rd rounds (which they very well might), someone is going to take a flyer on Kellen Moore from Boise. Is he this years Drew Brees? Remember RG3 (who will likely go in the top 5) is barely 6'...Moore is the most accurate and headiest QB is college football this year and has been for a couple of years now. Physical stature is often overrated in my book. He just wins!

I think it's pretty safe to say that Pete and Jon are incredibly gifted talent evaluater's. That being said, I trust them, whether their decision is to upgrade in the draft, free agency, or sticking with T-Jack. Tavaris is still young and I'd like to see him after a full off-season with this team. I live is San Diego where "the NFL's most talented team" lives...these guys brought back a supposedly super bowl calibre team back all intact and Seahawks have the same record as they do. I think with the massive roster over haul this team has gone through its amazing how good we are and that is a testament to Pete and Jon. I'm excited for the future whatever they're decision about Tavaris is. Go Hawks!

But, don't forget, they also brought in Whitehurst to maybe be the QB of the future. Most of the moves have been good, but some... just flat out stink.

Im giving em slack on the Whithurst deal because the offensive coordinator before Bevel wanted him. I'm excited to see what they do in this draft and the next free agency run.

I LOVE T-Jack's toughness. And I think he's a leader. I just wish he was more accurate as a quaterback, AND more mobile. I was really hoping he'd turn out to be the 2nd coming of Mike Vick -- BUT that's not who T-Jack is. Still hoping he can SHOW that he can win a game with his passing, something I haven't seen. We DON'T need a game manager. We need an elete quartback who can will us to victory when the team to him to pass them to victory. Not sold that T-Jack can ever be that guy. Thus, though I do really like T-Jack, I think ulitmately the Seahawk have no other recource BUT to look for another quaterback.

The guy has 12 TD's and 16 turnovers (12 INT's, 4 lost fumbles). He couldn't find Mike Williams. He can't find Zach Miller. He throws to his right 66% of the time. He's a backup and he'll never be more than a backup. Draft a QB now. db

The Seahawks won't be in a position to draft a QB in the 1st round. JS has already said he would like one more solid draft. That is not going to happen by trading up to get a QB. I agree with Seahawks_155 that we need LB (2x), DL and DE, and S. Adding CB (Tru not coming back) and RB (Lynch running style = higher chance of injury).

Between the final game and the start of next season, Tarvaris Jackson will have plenty of time to practice and hopefully perfect those aspects of his game that need improvement. He is still relatively young, a good athlete, competitive, tough and an intelligent (if cautious) field general. It would appear that he can also handle large quantities of unwarranted (and often also humiliating) crtiticism, not just from the "fans", but also from the pundits. Does anyone who has observed the game for a time seriously believe that he won't be more productive in the fall than he is now? Somehow, he reminds me of Sheriff Bart in "Blazing Saddles." All he needs is a couple of converts to make Castle Rock and all the Johnsons safe from Headley laMarr and his gang of baddies (read the 49ers et al). My hand's up. Who's with me?

From 200 yards a game to maybe 220. Oh boy