Seahawks SUCK !!!!

[LA RAM FAN]

Michael Bennett says Carson Palmer is soft.

At least he is NOW talking about Palmer instead of one of his teammates.lol

If Palmer turns out to be brittle this year like Bradford and also doesnt last more than a few games in the season,then they should easily make it back again.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

Can any team in the NFC dethrone the Hawks?

Not likely.

AZ... NOT

Rams..seriously?

Santa Clara..this year they will give "rebuilding" a bad name.

Seahawks will again have HFA going into the playoffs.

With Jimmy Graham wearing a Hawk uni there will be no last second interception to save the AFC's asses.

If you mean the NFC and not just the NFC West as your post would indicate, the Packers could make a run at being the SB representative from the conference.

I dont think the packers will able to get over their meltdown they had against the Hawks in the NFC title game to make it that far this year.lol

With the Hawks getting Graham,as long as they stay away from major injuries again towards the end of the year,the only team that is a real threat to stopping them from going again is the Cards and MAYBE the cowboys.Dont think so though,I think that was just a fluke year for them.we'll see. If the Cards dont have the same major injuries they had last year,this could be their year for them in year three.

We will have to see how it all shakes out. The Cardinals have lost some players but made some nice additions too. Same with Seattle. I am concerned about Seattle's corner and nickel backs as well as left guard. The Rams are a sneaky team. I don't know if they can challenge Seattle or Arizona but they can sure make themselves a pain in the ass for both. 49ers are done for a while.

who else did the seahawks lose other than Malcomn Smith?

Well Byron Maxwell (that will hurt), O'Brien Schofield, Max Unger, and James Carpenter are the big ones.

They lost Carpenter and Maxwell as well? I did not know that.Unger I knew about but he was so injury prone it did not matter. Will be interesting then to see if Carpenters replacement can come in and have an immediate impact like Justin Britt did.

He was an upgrade to the one they lost last year and had an immediate impact.Maybe Schneider has someone else he feels confidant about as well and yeah that is so true,losing Maxwell could hurt them.

 

[BluePhantom]

If you mean the NFC and not just the NFC West as your post would indicate, the Packers could make a run at being the SB representative from the conference.

I dont think the packers will able to get over their meltdown they had against the Hawks in the NFC title game to make it that far this year.lol

With the Hawks getting Graham,as long as they stay away from major injuries again towards the end of the year,the only team that is a real threat to stopping them from going again is the Cards and MAYBE the cowboys.Dont think so though,I think that was just a fluke year for them.we'll see. If the Cards dont have the same major injuries they had last year,this could be their year for them in year three.

We will have to see how it all shakes out. The Cardinals have lost some players but made some nice additions too. Same with Seattle. I am concerned about Seattle's corner and nickel backs as well as left guard. The Rams are a sneaky team. I don't know if they can challenge Seattle or Arizona but they can sure make themselves a pain in the ass for both. 49ers are done for a while.

who else did the seahawks lose other than Malcomn Smith?

Well Byron Maxwell (that will hurt), O'Brien Schofield, Max Unger, and James Carpenter are the big ones.

They lost Carpenter and Maxwell as well? I did not know that.Unger I knew about but he was so injury prone it did not matter. Will be interesting then to see if Carpenters replacement can come in and have an immediate impact like Justin Britt did.

He was an upgrade to the one they lost last year and had an immediate impact.Maybe Schneider has someone else he feels confidant about as well and yeah that is so true,losing Maxwell could hurt them.

Well Britt did ok by the end of the year for a rookie. Giacomini was better, but I think Britt will be a superior player in the long term. Patrick Lewis will probably take over at center and I am ok with that. he played well in relief last year and hopefully he will continue to get better. He is not Unger, but I am ok with that. I suppose Alvin Bailey would step in for Carpenter right now and he has played ok too. So there are guys to plug in, but they have a lot to prove in my mind.

We signed Cary Williams and Will Blackmon. The latter I imagine will cover Lane until he is ready to go and the former will battle with Simon for the starting corner job. Neither are Byron Maxwell though, but we will see. We still have the draft and the second run of free agency so we will see how it goes, but Seattle has lost some important pieces and the replacements might do the job but they are all unproven.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

I dont think the packers will able to get over their meltdown they had against the Hawks in the NFC title game to make it that far this year.lol

With the Hawks getting Graham,as long as they stay away from major injuries again towards the end of the year,the only team that is a real threat to stopping them from going again is the Cards and MAYBE the cowboys.Dont think so though,I think that was just a fluke year for them.we'll see. If the Cards dont have the same major injuries they had last year,this could be their year for them in year three.

We will have to see how it all shakes out. The Cardinals have lost some players but made some nice additions too. Same with Seattle. I am concerned about Seattle's corner and nickel backs as well as left guard. The Rams are a sneaky team. I don't know if they can challenge Seattle or Arizona but they can sure make themselves a pain in the ass for both. 49ers are done for a while.

who else did the seahawks lose other than Malcomn Smith?

Well Byron Maxwell (that will hurt), O'Brien Schofield, Max Unger, and James Carpenter are the big ones.

They lost Carpenter and Maxwell as well? I did not know that.Unger I knew about but he was so injury prone it did not matter. Will be interesting then to see if Carpenters replacement can come in and have an immediate impact like Justin Britt did.

He was an upgrade to the one they lost last year and had an immediate impact.Maybe Schneider has someone else he feels confidant about as well and yeah that is so true,losing Maxwell could hurt them.

Well Britt did ok by the end of the year for a rookie. Giacomini was better, but I think Britt will be a superior player in the long term. Patrick Lewis will probably take over at center and I am ok with that. he played well in relief last year and hopefully he will continue to get better. He is not Unger, but I am ok with that. I suppose Alvin Bailey would step in for Carpenter right now and he has played ok too. So there are guys to plug in, but they have a lot to prove in my mind.

We signed Cary Williams and Will Blackmon. The latter I imagine will cover Lane until he is ready to go and the former will battle with Simon for the starting corner job. Neither are Byron Maxwell though, but we will see. We still have the draft and the second run of free agency so we will see how it goes, but Seattle has lost some important pieces and the replacements might do the job but they are all unproven.

yeah that was the player Giacomini.Britt in his second season I think will be better than him though.

Huggy made the good point last year that losing Giacomini and gaining Britt as a replacement was a major upgrade for them because Gia would always commit penaltys at the worst possible time in games for them during the most crucial moments.

 

[HUGGY]

The Hawks have lost few games for more than a TD in the last three years, maybe two , like one by ten and the worst by 11

My point is that if Graham plays half as good as he did for the Aints we will get at least half a dozen more TDs in the red zone and extend at least that many drives for FGs, We should capitalize on at least two more wins than last season and go at least 14-2.

With Sherman, Thomas and Chancellor healthy going into this season Maxwell's corner won't be that hard to fill. Cary played pretty well for the Jets and Philly. Blackmon has a lot of experience. Both of them will learn a lot from our experienced DBs and the new DC came up through developing the DBs, There should be a strong emphasis on keeping the LOB elite.

Williams rarely lost sight of the the ball and usually only gave up receptions by playing too deep. After watching the Saint's DBs whom almost NEVER were looking at the ball and had their backs to most opponents completions it is pretty clear why the Hawks DBs have been so successful. I don't blame Williams for playing cautiously as there was seldom a safety to play over his coverage. A healthy Thomas and Chancellor can make a good Corner look great. Maxwell didn't really play that well until last season. He sucked two seasons ago.

I used to go ballistic on Sweezy also but damn if the guy really grew into a stout defender against the rush. I expect him to improve his technique. I keep forgetting that Carroll switched him from a defensive player to offense and that can take years to nail down.

 

[BluePhantom]

We will have to see how it all shakes out. The Cardinals have lost some players but made some nice additions too. Same with Seattle. I am concerned about Seattle's corner and nickel backs as well as left guard. The Rams are a sneaky team. I don't know if they can challenge Seattle or Arizona but they can sure make themselves a pain in the ass for both. 49ers are done for a while.

who else did the seahawks lose other than Malcomn Smith?

Well Byron Maxwell (that will hurt), O'Brien Schofield, Max Unger, and James Carpenter are the big ones.

They lost Carpenter and Maxwell as well? I did not know that.Unger I knew about but he was so injury prone it did not matter. Will be interesting then to see if Carpenters replacement can come in and have an immediate impact like Justin Britt did.

He was an upgrade to the one they lost last year and had an immediate impact.Maybe Schneider has someone else he feels confidant about as well and yeah that is so true,losing Maxwell could hurt them.

Well Britt did ok by the end of the year for a rookie. Giacomini was better, but I think Britt will be a superior player in the long term. Patrick Lewis will probably take over at center and I am ok with that. he played well in relief last year and hopefully he will continue to get better. He is not Unger, but I am ok with that. I suppose Alvin Bailey would step in for Carpenter right now and he has played ok too. So there are guys to plug in, but they have a lot to prove in my mind.

We signed Cary Williams and Will Blackmon. The latter I imagine will cover Lane until he is ready to go and the former will battle with Simon for the starting corner job. Neither are Byron Maxwell though, but we will see. We still have the draft and the second run of free agency so we will see how it goes, but Seattle has lost some important pieces and the replacements might do the job but they are all unproven.

yeah that was the player Giacomini.Britt in his second season I think will be better than him though.

Huggy made the good point last year that losing Giacomini and gaining Britt as a replacement was a major upgrade for them because Gia would always commit penaltys at the worst possible time in games for them during the most crucial moments.

Early in the season he did, yeah. Usually he had that cleaned up by the end of the year. The problem was Giacomini plays with a mean streak and he lacks the natural skill to hold back and still be effective. For him to be effective he has to go balls to the wall on every play which is exactly what he did. That means a lot of flags but you don't dare ask him to dial it back or he will get rolled. Britt will be an upgrade hopefully this coming year

 

[BluePhantom]

The Hawks have lost few games for more than a TD in the last three years, maybe two , like one by ten and the worst by 11

My point is that if Graham plays half as good as he did for the Aints we will get at least half a dozen more TDs in the red zone and extend at least that many drives for FGs, We should capitalize on at least two more wins than last season and go at least 14-2.

With Sherman, Thomas and Chancellor healthy going into this season Maxwell's corner won't be that hard to fill. Cary played pretty well for the Jets and Philly. Blackmon has a lot of experience. Both of them will learn a lot from our experienced DBs and the new DC came up through developing the DBs, There should be a strong emphasis on keeping the LOB elite.

Williams rarely lost sight of the the ball and usually only gave up receptions by playing too deep. After watching the Saint's DBs whom almost NEVER were looking at the ball and had their backs to most opponents completions it is pretty clear why the Hawks DBs have been so successful. I don't blame Williams for playing cautiously as there was seldom a safety to play over his coverage. A healthy Thomas and Chancellor can make a good Corner look great. Maxwell didn't really play that well until last season. He sucked two seasons ago.

I used to go ballistic on Sweezy also but damn if the guy really grew into a stout defender against the rush. I expect him to improve his technique. I keep forgetting that Carroll switched him from a defensive player to offense and that can take years to nail down.

Maybe...we have a mother ****** of a schedule next year so 14-2 may be a bit much to expect.

 

[HUGGY]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

 

[BluePhantom]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

We are Seahawk fans. It will hurt forever. It's just that the degree of pain will lessen in time. It was ours...all ******* ours....and that DB just made the play of his life that he will probably never repeat in his entire career. Instead of Lynch pumping the ball into the end zone and the Seahawks pumping their fists in the air with another ring, we are left pumping something else and that's just the way it is.

 

[HUGGY]

The Hawks have lost few games for more than a TD in the last three years, maybe two , like one by ten and the worst by 11

My point is that if Graham plays half as good as he did for the Aints we will get at least half a dozen more TDs in the red zone and extend at least that many drives for FGs, We should capitalize on at least two more wins than last season and go at least 14-2.

With Sherman, Thomas and Chancellor healthy going into this season Maxwell's corner won't be that hard to fill. Cary played pretty well for the Jets and Philly. Blackmon has a lot of experience. Both of them will learn a lot from our experienced DBs and the new DC came up through developing the DBs, There should be a strong emphasis on keeping the LOB elite.

Williams rarely lost sight of the the ball and usually only gave up receptions by playing too deep. After watching the Saint's DBs whom almost NEVER were looking at the ball and had their backs to most opponents completions it is pretty clear why the Hawks DBs have been so successful. I don't blame Williams for playing cautiously as there was seldom a safety to play over his coverage. A healthy Thomas and Chancellor can make a good Corner look great. Maxwell didn't really play that well until last season. He sucked two seasons ago.

I used to go ballistic on Sweezy also but damn if the guy really grew into a stout defender against the rush. I expect him to improve his technique. I keep forgetting that Carroll switched him from a defensive player to offense and that can take years to nail down.

Maybe...we have a mother ****** of a schedule next year so 14-2 may be a bit much to expect.

WATCHOO talkin about Willis? Petey got this thing in hand. He found his diamond in the rough QB and we gonna ride this ***** till the wheels come off. Don't get soft on us NOW! Let the other teams cry about free agency and grovel at the bottom. Our GM is pure ass genius. He gave up a "good" center for one of the premier TE's in the NFL. Christ onna cracker Sport! In the 6 games that Unger couldn't play cuz he had an "OWIE" we went 6-0. It was practically the least uncovered position on the team.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

The Hawks have lost few games for more than a TD in the last three years, maybe two , like one by ten and the worst by 11

My point is that if Graham plays half as good as he did for the Aints we will get at least half a dozen more TDs in the red zone and extend at least that many drives for FGs, We should capitalize on at least two more wins than last season and go at least 14-2.

With Sherman, Thomas and Chancellor healthy going into this season Maxwell's corner won't be that hard to fill. Cary played pretty well for the Jets and Philly. Blackmon has a lot of experience. Both of them will learn a lot from our experienced DBs and the new DC came up through developing the DBs, There should be a strong emphasis on keeping the LOB elite.

Williams rarely lost sight of the the ball and usually only gave up receptions by playing too deep. After watching the Saint's DBs whom almost NEVER were looking at the ball and had their backs to most opponents completions it is pretty clear why the Hawks DBs have been so successful. I don't blame Williams for playing cautiously as there was seldom a safety to play over his coverage. A healthy Thomas and Chancellor can make a good Corner look great. Maxwell didn't really play that well until last season. He sucked two seasons ago.

I used to go ballistic on Sweezy also but damn if the guy really grew into a stout defender against the rush. I expect him to improve his technique. I keep forgetting that Carroll switched him from a defensive player to offense and that can take years to nail down.

Maybe...we have a mother ****** of a schedule next year so 14-2 may be a bit much to expect.

cant resist saying this but I have learned my lesson.with pete the cheat taking payoffs to throw games it wont happen.lol

 

[LA RAM FAN]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

We are Seahawk fans. It will hurt forever. It's just that the degree of pain will lessen in time. It was ours...all ******* ours....and that DB just made the play of his life that he will probably never repeat in his entire career. Instead of Lynch pumping the ball into the end zone and the Seahawks pumping their fists in the air with another ring, we are left pumping something else and that's just the way it is.

see post #831 WHY that happened. wakey wakey.

Callahan did the same thing with the raiders cause he wanted his buddy Gruden to win it all since he did not like many of the raider players, said some of the raider players and I agree with them.why would pete the cheat be any different than that A hole Callahan ? He isnt.

 

[BluePhantom]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

We are Seahawk fans. It will hurt forever. It's just that the degree of pain will lessen in time. It was ours...all ******* ours....and that DB just made the play of his life that he will probably never repeat in his entire career. Instead of Lynch pumping the ball into the end zone and the Seahawks pumping their fists in the air with another ring, we are left pumping something else and that's just the way it is.

see post #831 WHY that happened. wakey wakey.

Callahan did the same thing with the raiders cause he wanted his buddy Gruden to win it all said some of the raider players and I agree with them.why would pete the cheat be any different than Callahan a hole? He isnt.

Oh stop it. He didn't throw the game. He made a stupid decision. Sheesh. There always has to be a conspiracy. Sometimes the most brilliant people in the world simply out-think themselves

 

[HUGGY]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

We are Seahawk fans. It will hurt forever. It's just that the degree of pain will lessen in time. It was ours...all ******* ours....and that DB just made the play of his life that he will probably never repeat in his entire career. Instead of Lynch pumping the ball into the end zone and the Seahawks pumping their fists in the air with another ring, we are left pumping something else and that's just the way it is.

Butler wouldn't have busted a grape if we had our best receivers in on the catch. Our #5???? WTF was Bevell thinking??
WE already KNEW that Browner would stick Kearse. For Christ's sakes WE trained him to do that! What we SHOULD have done seeing that they were gonna stack the box was to move Lynch into the slot to put the wood to Browner and force Butler to play soft with no help from Browner. AND we had several stronger receivers to choose from to attempt the catch and at least bat it down if squeezed.

Hell we could have put the Cannuck, Willson, in the slot or just play TE, his position, to attempt the catch. He is like 6'5" and 265. Butler certainly wouldn't have has a chance at knocking him to the turf with one arm like he did that skinny ass Lockett. Bevell was absolutely right when he said that our receiver didn't try very hard for the ball. I'm sure Carroll put the nix on that talk.... But it was straight up fact.

 

[HUGGY]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

We are Seahawk fans. It will hurt forever. It's just that the degree of pain will lessen in time. It was ours...all ******* ours....and that DB just made the play of his life that he will probably never repeat in his entire career. Instead of Lynch pumping the ball into the end zone and the Seahawks pumping their fists in the air with another ring, we are left pumping something else and that's just the way it is.

see post #831 WHY that happened. wakey wakey.

Callahan did the same thing with the raiders cause he wanted his buddy Gruden to win it all said some of the raider players and I agree with them.why would pete the cheat be any different than Callahan a hole? He isnt.

Oh stop it. He didn't throw the game. He made a stupid decision. Sheesh. There always has to be a conspiracy. Sometimes the most brilliant people in the world simply out-think themselves

That's why I don't talk to this wackadoodle any more. Carroll didn't call the personnel package. Lockett screwed the pooch. Kearse couldn't shake Browner which allowed Butler to play tight. Bevell inserted Lockett into the play..not Carroll. Does ANYONE one the planet think Butler would have swatted Lynch down like that. Marshawn has caught several slants just like that. I've NEVER seen Locket blow through anybody on any play. His strength is his speed and ability to leap up and get the ball at it's highest point. He just isn't physically suited to catch the ball in close company as was clearly demonstrated in the SB.

 

[HUGGY]

We just re-signed Lockette. E-Gaaaaadddss!!!!

Oh and FYI9/11... I am watching all the Cards games on NFL rewind and I don't have a clue why you are so hung up on Palmer. The Cardinals were fortunate on many occasions last season. Their RBs suck ass. Their receivers are getting over the hill. I bet Larry Fitzgerald goes through a case of "Just For Men" this season.

 

[Moonglow]

Why do I still hear screaming and stomping feet?

 

[LA RAM FAN]

One valuable lesson the Seahawks learned was that EVERY play matters. Lockett playing WEAK and Kearse dropping his job against Browner on the rub cost the Hawks a friggin SB ring. That punk Lockett should have at least got a hand on the ball to knock it down. The one thing about the Seattle Seahawks is that they almost never make the same mistakes over and over like most teams do. I can gaurandamtee that Ricardo won't be thrown any footballs on the one yard line again in a Seahawk Uniform. AND Darrell ******* Bevell will be damned sure who he puts in for personnel in critical plays. Ya it still hurts. I'm sure Bevell wakes up every night seeing that weak ass Lockett get tossed to the turf by a ROOKIE like a ***** rag doll. GOOD! I sincerely hope Darrell won't repeat THAT mistake again. If it takes a few more sleepless nights then it will be worth it.

We are Seahawk fans. It will hurt forever. It's just that the degree of pain will lessen in time. It was ours...all ******* ours....and that DB just made the play of his life that he will probably never repeat in his entire career. Instead of Lynch pumping the ball into the end zone and the Seahawks pumping their fists in the air with another ring, we are left pumping something else and that's just the way it is.

see post #831 WHY that happened. wakey wakey.

Callahan did the same thing with the raiders cause he wanted his buddy Gruden to win it all said some of the raider players and I agree with them.why would pete the cheat be any different than Callahan a hole? He isnt.

Oh stop it. He didn't throw the game. He made a stupid decision. Sheesh. There always has to be a conspiracy. Sometimes the most brilliant people in the world simply out-think themselves

That's why I don't talk to this wackadoodle any more. Carroll didn't call the personnel package. Lockett screwed the pooch. Kearse couldn't shake Browner which allowed Butler to play tight. Bevell inserted Lockett into the play..not Carroll. Does ANYONE one the planet think Butler would have swatted Lynch down like that. Marshawn has caught several slants just like that. I've NEVER seen Locket blow through anybody on any play. His strength is his speed and ability to leap up and get the ball at it's highest point. He just isn't physically suited to catch the ball in close company as was clearly demonstrated in the SB.

Denial mode seahawks fans are in.understandable though.

 

[HUGGY]

Why do I still hear screaming and stomping feet?

If we make it ...correction....WHEN we make it back to the Super Bowl this season... If the game goes down to a last second play to win it there will be no doubt of a measurable earthquake from the screaming and stomping of feet.

 

[HUGGY]

Wilson attempts to drown several Seahawk team mates in effort to open up some cap room for his huge new contract.

Just sayin. Russell isn't really the Goody Two Shoes he pretends to be. He is actually a stone cold killer as evidenced in the above photo.