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Originally posted by fly15:
Originally posted by jreff22:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Imo Seattle will be a big threat this year. I see both the 49ers and Seahawks making the playoffs.
who is starting at QB?
Matt Flynn, thats why they'll b a threat
Originally posted by Psinex:
Originally posted by natrone06:
I think Seattle's defense has potential to be a top 5 unit. Qb is obviously the biggest question mark. I think its a lazy evaluation to just write off Flynn as Cassel or Kolb 2.0. I think they can manage him similarly to how we used Alex and the Bengals used Dalton. He will at least be a moderate upgrade from TJackson which combined with their defense and running game will be enough to make them a very tough team. Probably unrelated to next year but Russel Wilson is also a future stud imo.
A top five unit? While they have an above average secondary with an outstanding free safety, outside of Leroy Hill can you name any of their linebackers? Their run defense is very soft at times. They are tough to beat when they play at home because it's hard to get plays in on offense, but I think you're overrating them as a whole.
Originally posted by fly15:
Originally posted by jreff22:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Imo Seattle will be a big threat this year. I see both the 49ers and Seahawks making the playoffs.
who is starting at QB?
Matt Flynn, thats why they'll b a threat
Originally posted by Kronos2560:
49ers:16-0
Seahawks: 0-16
Cards: 0-16
Rams: 0-16
All the other teams are so bad, that they are gonna lose to eachother in all of their meetings. No ties, just a big fat giant lose fest. Niners beat the Ravens in the superbowl 49-0.
Book it.
Originally posted by sincalfaithful:
Originally posted by fly15:
Originally posted by jreff22:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Imo Seattle will be a big threat this year. I see both the 49ers and Seahawks making the playoffs.
who is starting at QB?
Matt Flynn, thats why they'll b a threat
According to a report from ESPN's John Clayton, Flynn has shown "nothing special" so far in the Seahawks' minicamp, meaning that Jackson will enter the team's full training camp as the team's starter
Originally posted by TheGoldStandard:
a lot of people are fooling themselves. there is a reason no team has been able to stay on top of this division for very long, the NFC West has proven to be a very volatile division.
The Cards have many of the same pieces from their Super Bowl team, including the head coach and their best player(s) on offense and defense, sans Warner. If Kolb can play they have the pieces surrounding him to contend. Perimeter weapons, players in their backfield, a good improving Defense, and the best return man in the Division.
The Seahawks are on the come-up. Their Secondary is filthy and in a division devoid of top QBs they could be the 2nd most dominant unit in the NFC West, other than our front 7 of course. Jackson can at the very least function at the QB spot as was proven last year. If one of their 3 signal callers prove capable of improving that spot (a theme in this division) they too will be very dangerous.
The Rams by all accounts are a year away, but with Fisher and Bradford, they project a very stable foundation, and are seemingly building their team from the ground up.
It is certainly not a foregone conclusion that we are repeating this season, it won't be won just by showing up. With a first play schedule to deal with, winning inside our division will be more important than ever.
According to a report from ESPN's John Clayton, Flynn has shown "nothing special" so far in the Seahawks' minicamp, meaning that Jackson will enter the team's full training camp as the team's starter
Originally posted by denali22:
But they are still 2-3 years away from a top 5 D. They wont even hit top 10 this year. BOOK IT.
Originally posted by 99problems:
49-3 he will at least let the brother get a garbage time FG
Originally posted by TheGoldStandard:
a lot of people are fooling themselves. there is a reason no team has been able to stay on top of this division for very long, the NFC West has proven to be a very volatile division.
The Cards have many of the same pieces from their Super Bowl team, including the head coach and their best player(s) on offense and defense, sans Warner. If Kolb can play they have the pieces surrounding him to contend. Perimeter weapons, players in their backfield, a good improving Defense, and the best return man in the Division.
The Seahawks are on the come-up. Their Secondary is filthy and in a division devoid of top QBs they could be the 2nd most dominant unit in the NFC West, other than our front 7 of course. Jackson can at the very least function at the QB spot as was proven last year. If one of their 3 signal callers prove capable of improving that spot (a theme in this division) they too will be very dangerous.
The Rams by all accounts are a year away, but with Fisher and Bradford, they project a very stable foundation, and are seemingly building their team from the ground up.
It is certainly not a foregone conclusion that we are repeating this season, it won't be won just by showing up. With a first play schedule to deal with, winning inside our division will be more important than ever.