I was very impressed with Flynn and his passing accuracy against the Detroit Lions in week 17,   He went 31-44 480 yards and 6 tds. The way he spread the ball around, passing to different receivers caught my attention. Flynn can be very successful in the Seahawks offense since they have 3 good receivers that are capable of making plays. So why not make him the starter and make Jackson the back up? There is no way you sign Flynn and he doesn’t start. We have a better chance in my opinion of winning with Flynn than with Jackson.

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The Seahawks have come to terms on a multi-year deal with first-round pick Bruce Irvin, a defensive end taken 15th overall in last month’s draft to help fill Seattle’s need for a speed pass rusher to come off the edge.

The team also came to terms with the other seven members of its 2012 draft class, an unusual move given that a team’s draft picks are usually signed over time in the weeks following the draft.

The terms of the deals announced Monday were not released.

Selecting Irvin so high was considered a reach by some. He had been considered a likely second-day pick. But he became the centerpiece of a draft focused on defense, with most of Seattle’s selections landing on that side of the ball.

The 6-foot-3, 245-pound Irvin played two seasons at West Virginia, where he had 14 sacks as a junior, and 8 1/2 sacks in his final season.

Other selections included QB Russell Wilson, a star at Wisconsin taken in the third round, and Utah State linebacker Bobby Wagner, the Seahawks’ second-round pick.

The Seahawks have QB Matt Flynn waiting in the wings, but Tarvaris Jackson thinks that he’s still going to make it a competition.

In order for that to happen, Jackson needs to get healthy, and CBS Sports reports that the QB says that his pectoral injury from a season ago is healed.

The pec injury limited him throughout the season and he missed a game and a half before starting the final nine games, but he was dealing with the injury the entire time.

“I haven’t had any problems the whole offseason as far as throwing the football,” Jackson said. “Just taking it a little easy as far as lifting and stuff goes.”

For now, Flynn, who signed a huge offseason free agent deal, is penciled in as the starter, but Jackson is going to do whatever he can to make it interesting in camp this summer.

London Durham, CB from McNeese State

Rishaw Johnson, WR, California (Pa.)

Jermaine Kearse, WR, Washington

Sean McGrath, TE, Henderson State

Jon Opperud, OT, Montana

Deshawn Shead, SS, Portland State

Monte Taylor, DL, Cincinnati

Lavasier Tuinei, WR, Oregon

Carson Wiggs, K, Purdue

In the first surprise of the draft the Seattle Seahawks reach for Bruce Irvin from West Virginia. Coach Pete Carroll has no fear in drafting players with off field red flags. Irvin has plenty of red flags, so he’s going to a place with a coach that looks past things. Most mocks had Irvin going in the 2^nd round or later because of red flags. Irvin Will get is chance to shine.

Strengths

• The best pure pass rusher in the draft
• Good speed and burst of the line closing speed
• In limited time had 22.5 sacks in two years

Weaknesses

• Undersized does not play the run at all
• Not very good at the point of attack
• Will jump offsides must cut this down
• Must get bigger physically too lean for a long NFL career

On the eve before the draft instead of tweeting song lyrics coach Carroll has left curious 12th men and women with movie clips as draft teasers.

I have to say I like his taste in comedies.

I feel like I have most of the references nailed, the first of 4 clips Carroll shared was the hilarious bunk-bed debacle clip from the Will Ferrell movie Step Brothers It has led me to believe Dontari Poe is who he is hinting at here.

The clues I picked up were “carpentry, power tools, toothbrush, floor-space, aerobics, activities, army men, and guacamole”, as far as what’s said in the clip. Last year, that would have been a dead give-away considering the selection of tackle James Carpenter.

Floor-space to me hints towards someone who could either clear or occupy a lot of floor-space, which has me thinking defensive lineman. “Aerobics and activities” definitely could be pointing towards Poe and his freakish athletic ability and “combine warrior” label amongst many in the media.

I scoured the big boards to see if anyone from Army should be expected to be selected high in regards to “army men” as well, alas, no one fits the bill.

My final answer given the extremely vague and random clues is Poe.

Moving onto the second movie, the Chris Farley classic Tommy Boy, this one was fairly easy. After watching the whole thing, if you don’t come to the conclusion it’s Boston College linebacker Luke Kuelchy, i’d like to here the alternatives. “Luuuuke I am your father” pretty much says it all to me.”Big dumb animal” might be a hint for someone who did poorly on the Wonderlic (Claiborne?).

The third one, the treadmill scene from Blades of Glory, was kind of tricky to me at first and I couldn’t really pick up much in the way of verbal hints, which, if you can call these hints, were “biscuit, luda bar, lady hump, drunk, black eyed peas”.

I came to the conclusion on this one that it has to do with someone labeled as having questionable work ethic given Will Ferrells attitude about the treadmill. I believe this is a reference to North Carolina defensive end Quinton Coples, who himself actually stated he could see how he looks lazy on game film. The word drunk could also refer to someone who had an alcohol related red flag during their time in college.

The fourth one, the taser scene from The Hangover, was fairly easy to nail down as far as references are concerned but those references could lead to several different, but similar, options.

The clues I picked up were “tiger, charge, shoot, and big man”.

Tiger could either mean LSU or Memphis Tigers, which could point to Morris Claiborne, Michael Brockers, or Dontari Poe. Big man would point to a lineman. Shoot, however subtle, could be referring to a certain cannon-arm quarterback named Ryan Tannehill as well.

My final answer on this one is Michael Brockers as he fits both the “tiger and big man” categories. Even though I guessed Poe earlier, the “lightning and charge” could also very well be a reference to his blazing 4.98 40 time, which is insane for a 345 defensive tackle.

I tried to find any reference to Syracuse defensive end Chandler Jones, whom is pegged at 12th in both mock drafts of 2 certain talking heads at ESPN and has been a popular mock pick to Seattle over the last couple days. Alas, I could not find any real definitive hints, if you could, feel free to point them out to me.

One thing is for certain though, be stunned if the Seahawks don’t take someone in the front seven on the defensive side of the ball tomorrow, regardless of hints or guesses. Its a virtual certainly a defensive lineman or linebacker will hear their name called in the 12 slot or wherever the Seahawks may first select tomorrow evening.

Former Jaguars defensive tackle Nate Collins is visiting the Seahawks today and Monday, according to a league source.

Collins was with the Jacksonville Jaguars, but they removed their qualifying offer. He’s now an unrestricted free agent.

Collins, 24, is a 6-foot-2, 296-pound former University of Virginia player who had 10 tackles and a hal-fsack in 12 games last season.

Collins is facing a single charge of possession of marijuana in Virginia. Collins was arrested earlier this offseason following a traffic stop in Northern Virginia where he was pulled over for an illegal window tint.

The officer discovered an odor or marijuana and marijuana was found after he consented to a vehicle search.