Training Camp 2026

Emmanwori and Charbonnet should be ready for week 1 but they had surgery right away. Aside from that everyone is healthy for the Seahawks. Your medical staff needs an overhaul. Preferably not another one of Kyle's "best buddies"

Originally posted by Rockchalk_Seahawk:
Emmanwori and Charbonnet should be ready for week 1 but they had surgery right away. Aside from that everyone is healthy for the Seahawks. Your medical staff needs an overhaul. Preferably not another one of Kyle's "best buddies"

Man, some of you will just believe in any conspiracy theory lol. We could fire the entire medical staff, the training staff, and the strength and conditioning staff, it won't matter if the players are still practicing in the equivalent of Chernobyl.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Rockchalk_Seahawk:
Emmanwori and Charbonnet should be ready for week 1 but they had surgery right away. Aside from that everyone is healthy for the Seahawks. Your medical staff needs an overhaul. Preferably not another one of Kyle's "best buddies"

Man, some of you will just believe in any conspiracy theory lol. We could fire the entire medical staff, the training staff, and the strength and conditioning staff, it won't matter if the players are still practicing in the equivalent of Chernobyl.

Are they moving the training grounds for camp next year to a better, more feasible venue away from all the noise? The Seahawks facilities are gorgeous nestled between the pines on the lake.

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

#49ers De'Zhaun Stribling (hamstring tightness) is officially back at training camp practice pic.twitter.com/0KRFIFLkvK

— OurSF49ers (@OurSf49ers) August 6, 2026

That's good news 🤙🏾

The substation is weakening!!

Must've been a power outage

The substation injured itself...

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by Rockchalk_Seahawk:
Emmanwori and Charbonnet should be ready for week 1 but they had surgery right away. Aside from that everyone is healthy for the Seahawks. Your medical staff needs an overhaul. Preferably not another one of Kyle's "best buddies"

Man, some of you will just believe in any conspiracy theory lol. We could fire the entire medical staff, the training staff, and the strength and conditioning staff, it won't matter if the players are still practicing in the equivalent of Chernobyl.

Lol you bring up conspiracy theories and then follow up with that? Self aware much?

Originally posted by Rockchalk_Seahawk:
Emmanwori and Charbonnet should be ready for week 1 but they had surgery right away. Aside from that everyone is healthy for the Seahawks. Your medical staff needs an overhaul. Preferably not another one of Kyle's "best buddies"

There is a ZERO percent chance charbonnet is ready week 1. He tore his acl in late January, and has yet to practice/participate with the team. The season starts in a month. He'll start the year on the pup list, might be able to make it back by mid season or so

Originally posted by Rockchalk_Seahawk:
Are they moving the training grounds for camp next year to a better, more feasible venue away from all the noise? The Seahawks facilities are gorgeous nestled between the pines on the lake.

There is virtually no chance of moving the training center due to the lack of available real estate. They would have to buy something, then demo it to build a training center. That would be prohibitively expensive. They would have to go 50 miles or so in order to get raw land on which to build. Even then, it would not be cheap.

There has been a suggestion made to move the substation but that is out of the question. It is tied into too many other service areas. It isn't just the cost, which would be in the hundreds of millions by the time they demoed the current one, it the fact it is where it is because it has to be there to service the needs of the area.

Nobody is going to seriously consider such moves on the basis of an unproven theory.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by Rockchalk_Seahawk:
Are they moving the training grounds for camp next year to a better, more feasible venue away from all the noise? The Seahawks facilities are gorgeous nestled between the pines on the lake.

There is virtually no chance of moving the training center cue to the lack of available real estate. They would have to buy something, then demo it to build a training center. That would be prohibitively expensive. They would have to go 50 miles or so in order to get raw land on which to build. Even then, it would not be cheap.

There has been a suggestion made to move the substation but that is out of the question. It is tied into too many other service areas. It isn't just the cost, which would be in the hundreds of millions by the time they demoed the current one, it the fact it is where it is because it has to be there to service the needs of the area.

Nobody is going to seriously consider such moves on the basis of an unproven theory.

I say build another substation on the other side and let them battle it out. They'll be so busy fighting each other they won't bother our players.

Originally posted by genus49:
I say build another substation on the other side and let them battle it out. They'll be so busy fighting each other they won't bother our players.

Just make an aluminum foil dome over the facility

Originally posted by Since07:

Originally posted by genus49:
I say build another substation on the other side and let them battle it out. They'll be so busy fighting each other they won't bother our players.

Just make an aluminum foil dome over the facility

Not a scientist here but pretty sure aluminum is a good electricity conductor. You're probably thinking of radio waves.

Originally posted by Since07:

Originally posted by genus49:
I say build another substation on the other side and let them battle it out. They'll be so busy fighting each other they won't bother our players.

Just make an aluminum foil dome over the facility

We just need to hire a witch-doctor to chase away the bad juju...

Originally posted by genus49:
I say build another substation on the other side and let them battle it out. They'll be so busy fighting each other they won't bother our players.

This is my kind of problem solving.

Anyone heard anything about Hobbs this camp? It was thought he might push Stout a little bit for that starting nickel spot, and I've heard good things about Jones, Green, Lenoir and Stout but nothing about Hobbs that I can remember since camp opened. Still good to be hearing positive things about the other CBs though

Originally posted by 91til:
Anyone heard anything about Hobbs this camp? It was thought he might push Stout a little bit for that starting nickel spot, and I've heard good things about Jones, Green, Lenoir and Stout but nothing about Hobbs that I can remember since camp opened. Still good to be hearing positive things about the other CBs though

Likewise - any news on Prysock?

It's comedy how Training Camp news articles just parrot each other. And then you have the pessimism and harshness of Grant Cohen versus the blandness of Matt Maiocco.

What gets frustrating tho is when one says a player is doing great, and the other says they are garbage.
>Enrique Cruz -- reported as doing well and developing, Cohen says he can't block a feather
>Green - some say great camp, others terrible