Originally posted by Hawksfan81:
Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Originally posted by Hawksfan81:
Originally posted by FredFlintstone:
seattle's 1st string looked like s**t, im not worried about them
So did the 49ers on the kickoff return and on the first play of the game. Not to mention the defense let the Colts get to the three yard line before they could stop the Colts on their first series on the field. If you guys are going to be this critical of the Seahawks I hope that you are objective enough to have the same criticism of the 49ers. Their first team did not look any better.
You act like the Colts destroyed us for a long drive. They recoved a fumble in the Red Zone...Id say that was a W for our D against the Colts starters....thanks anyway for making it seem that our D is inept.
Not my intent at all. The offense did your defense no favors. Just pointing out what I saw. Read into it whatever you like.
I actually looked at it as a positive because we all know MRob sucks and so we kind of expected that, so for him to lose the ball at the 20 and not give up a TD was pretty good. Our D held without Willis and Franklin which is pretty encouraging. Then on offense Davis and MRob did everything they could to kill drives, from Davis's false start to MRobs fumble and dropped pass and s**tty runs. Smith should've had Vernon on that TD but he's hit that multiple times last year so I'm not worried. INT was on DWalker for not making the catch, but shouldn't have thrown into tripple coverage. We're playing without Gore, Crabtree, Willis, our starting Center, and Franklin though. So I'm not worried.
The thing I think sucked about the Seahawks is this is a team where your defense should be ahead of their offense because offense takes timing and it takes longer to get down. But Seattle's D was absolutely owned on that first drive. Our O should come around, just like Hasselbeck will probably rebound from yesterday and do better than 40% completions in the regular season. But your D should be pretty far advanced at this point.