Seattle Seahawks thread

So no guapo yet eh? It's going to be pretty hard for him to deny the Rustlers sick stat line from this game:


25/37, 348 yards, 3 td and 0 pics, rating 124.6


And NOBODY goes into New England and beats Brady, but Russ just did.

Originally posted by elguapo:

I think new England's defense is pretty s**tty so Seattle won't have too much problem scoring and with that elite defense they will keep it close. Due to rw not being a very good qb this year (not injury related) holding the ball too long and taking unnecessary sacks they will have a few more punts than the pats and that will be the difference. Seattle losing by 10 but might get a garbage td late to keep it within 3

Well here is your answer genius. It's still very very easy to critique rws shortcomings still holds the ball too long, takes unnecessary sacks and Misses some easy throws. Like always, He plays against easy defenses and does well most of the time. However, when he plays against a good defense like this year's rams or Arizona or even a below average defense like Miami or the saints, does horrible. That is inexcusable. No tds in 3 straight games with jimmy graham AND Baldwin. Is that a joke? Nope. Where is your argument there.

Graham nailed him out again against Buffalo a game they should of lost and Baldwin kicked ass against the average pats d like I stated earlier. So I was right in my prediction that rw would have little problem lighting up that defense. Too bad he is not consistently good against bad defenses like he was for 5 or 6 games last year. His OL deserves a lot more credit than him for the victory. Baldwin deserves a lot of credit as well.

And you're right nobody goes into new England and beats Brady, (except the niners and kap smoking them what 31-7 in the 4th quarter with prevent d )however there are teams that can easily beat his defense which is what happened. Brady did good during that game against an elite defense,it's not his fault that his team let him down.

REPORT: NFL ACTS AGAINST 49ERS' HOLDING STRATEGY

By Matt Maiocco November 15, 2016 11:29 AM


Please keep in mind this rule will not apply to Seattle.


The strategy of committing intentional penalties, such as the 49ers deployed two weeks ago, reportedly will be forbidden if a team does it multiple times.

Greg Bedard of Sports Illustrated reported Monday, citing a league source, that the NFL has instructed game officials to call a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct for a "palpably unfair act" and time would be put back on the clock if it happens more than once.

Four different 49ers defenders committed holding penalties two weeks ago against Saints receivers with :08 remaining in the first half with the New Orleans in possession at the 49ers' 13-yard line.

Quarterback Drew Brees threw incomplete, and although the 49ers were flagged five yards for defensive holding, the Saints had no other option than to kick a short field goal.

"It's situational football," 49ers defensive coordinator Jim O'Neil said on Tuesday. "That's a situation that might come up once every three years. For us, it's happened twice already for us. You guys didn't catch the first one. We train our guys and we work hard in those situations. You hope you don't have to use them, but if they change the rules, then we'll adjust."

In Week 2, the 49ers' defense faced a similar situation against the Carolina Panthers. With :11 remaining in the half, the Panthers had the ball at the San Francisco 21-yard line.

Linebacker Ray-Ray Armstrong and defensive backs Tramaine Brock, Jimmie Ward and Keith Reaser each appeared to hold Panthers receivers. Cam Newton threw incomplete, and the officials ignored the obvious penalties and did not throw a flag. The Panthers settled for a 39-yard field goal.

wow

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 6m6 minutes ago
Former Seahawks RB Christine Michael is now subject to waivers. Thirty-one teams have shot to claim him Wednesday.

we need to pick his ass up just to piss off the hawks

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

wow

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 6m6 minutes ago
Former Seahawks RB Christine Michael is now subject to waivers. Thirty-one teams have shot to claim him Wednesday.

we need to pick his ass up just to piss off the hawks

Originally posted by beastalamode:

So no guapo yet eh? It's going to be pretty hard for him to deny the Rustlers sick stat line from this game:


25/37, 348 yards, 3 td and 0 pics, rating 124.6


And NOBODY goes into New England and beats Brady, but Russ just did.

Kap did it also.... in Nov I believe when they had never lost a home game till then...
That was a few years ago though so I'm sure some of you wouldn't
Know this because quite a few of you guys just started watching football

best team in the NFC

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

wow

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 6m6 minutes ago
Former Seahawks RB Christine Michael is now subject to waivers. Thirty-one teams have shot to claim him Wednesday.

we need to pick his ass up just to piss off the hawks

Exactly what I was thinking except I don't think it would piss them off too much cuz he's really not that good otherwise he wouldn't be getting waived. But I'd still like the Niners to sign him knowing it would piss off some seagurl fans.

Originally posted by ninerjok:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
wow

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 6m6 minutes ago
Former Seahawks RB Christine Michael is now subject to waivers. Thirty-one teams have shot to claim him Wednesday.

we need to pick his ass up just to piss off the hawks

Exactly what I was thinking except I don't think it would piss them off too much cuz he's really not that good otherwise he wouldn't be getting waived. But I'd still like the Niners to sign him knowing it would piss off some seagurl fans.

I agree. I'm trying to think why in the world would that piss off any Seahawk fan? I will admit the release is weird timing. I guess Rawls is ready to come back, and they must see something in Collins to keep him over Michaels? We also have Pope on the PS which a lot of people are high on. So we'll see. Looks like it's the Rawls/Procise show for now. 9ers should pick him up, he's serviceable and would add good depth to any roster...

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
wow

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 6m6 minutes ago
Former Seahawks RB Christine Michael is now subject to waivers. Thirty-one teams have shot to claim him Wednesday.

we need to pick his ass up just to piss off the hawks

Kinda surprising, but it's the 2nd time they've given up on him. Not bad production, 4.0 ypc, 6 TDs...Had a good game against us.(who hasn't lol).

Must be a real knucklehead though. I'll pass.

Seaturkey fans coming out of hiding.

Welcome back bandwagoners.

Originally posted by SofaKing:

Kinda surprising, but it's the 2nd time they've given up on him. Not bad production, 4.0 ypc, 6 TDs...Had a good game against us.(who hasn't lol).

Must be a real knucklehead though. I'll pass.

He seems to have a lot of natural talent, but his football IQ is shockingly low. I was trying to think of a comp for him, but I seriously can't think of another player like him. He generally goes down untouched when he gets tangled up in his own feet. You'd swear he doesn't wear cleats. It will be interesting to see if any team out there will give him a shot.

Originally posted by Canfan:

Originally posted by SofaKing:
Kinda surprising, but it's the 2nd time they've given up on him. Not bad production, 4.0 ypc, 6 TDs...Had a good game against us.(who hasn't lol).

Must be a real knucklehead though. I'll pass.

He seems to have a lot of natural talent, but his football IQ is shockingly low. I was trying to think of a comp for him, but I seriously can't think of another player like him. He generally goes down untouched when he gets tangled up in his own feet. You'd swear he doesn't wear cleats. It will be interesting to see if any team out there will give him a shot.

Yeah. Funny enough I remember when he was coming out of college some had him comp'd to Adrian Peterson.

I was like ...then I saw him play and I was like

Classic looks like Tarzan plays like Jane kind of player.

Originally posted by jeepzilla:
Kap did it also.... in Nov I believe when they had never lost a home game till then...
That was a few years ago though so I'm sure some of you wouldn't
Know this because quite a few of you guys just started watching football

Yeah, I mean the Cardinals did it to start the 2012 season (don't even remember who the hell the QB was).....Kap did it in one of his first 5 or 6 starts (it's even in the links if you scroll below for the time being). Eli Manning did it in 2011. Mark Sanchez in 2010 playoffs.

But scratch that.....that's all made up. Wilson is the first NFL QB to win in Gillette.

Maybe Belichick felt he owed Wilson a game like Kap had so he allowed free reign like he did the other night.

If they rematch in the Super Bowl, I wouldn't expect Wilson to do anywhere near as well. That is if he can make it there in the first place.

Suddenly everyone is all so primed that the Hawks are a monster team.....feels a lot like last year this time. Wonder what the excuse will be this year when they can't get it done, again.

Originally posted by LisaTwelve:
Last time TB had zero TDs at home . . .

2007

Must have been the super moon.

I think BB learned wisely to throw this game after not doing so in 2007 against the Giants probably cost him the Super Bowl just so he can get that undefeated season.

Sounds conspiratorial, but rematches usually benefit the loser, so Patriots will be ready in February if the forces want that to happen.