Thanks BCR.
LOL OSA, this should have been a blowout. The Seahawks were the better team and that showed in the end.
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Thanks BCR.
LOL OSA, this should have been a blowout. The Seahawks were the better team and that showed in the end.
Good thing this game wasn't in Seattle, Tony probably would have left when it was still 14-13.
In all seriousness Tony, I disagree Seattle showed they were the better team by all that much. Had Shanahan shown some balls and benched RG3 when it was still 14-13 this game could have easily had a different outcome. Seahawks were fortunate he chose to stick with a very injured QB.
Either way, GG. GL next week.
BTW, I really do like Wilson. He is the real deal and will only get better.
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Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
Seattle won because boss n-word was playing on one leg. When the teams were both a full strength, the Seahawks were down 14-0. Seattle got a lucky break, just like the GB game. SEA has a horseshoe wrapped in rabbits feet up their ass. It all ends in ATL anyway.
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Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
Seattle won because boss n-word was playing on one leg. When the teams were both a full strength, the Seahawks were down 14-0. Seattle got a lucky break, just like the GB game. SEA has a horseshoe wrapped in rabbits feet up their ass. It all ends in ATL anyway.
With your history of prognosticating the hawks they are now a stone cold lock next week.
Wilson throwing a block 25 yards downfield so Lynch could score the go ahead TD was extremely impressive. Very few QBs are capable of getting in front of a RB over that distance.
Andrew Luck set the rookie record for passing yards, lead 7 game winning drives in the 4th quarter, and was arguably the third best rookie QB in the league. That's just astonishing.
Totally off topic, but you were spot on regarding Borderlands 2. It took a while to get into it but it's fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyB
I didn't think the refs would gift them the GB game. I didn't think a Belichick coached NE team would throw away 3 points at the end of the first half. I didn't know boss n-word would have to play on one leg. That being said, yes, when it comes to Seahawks games, you can pretty much count on my pick being a reverse lock.Quote:
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Then you really haven't been paying much attention then have you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anal_Hershiser
Griffin re-injured his knee in THIS game. After he packed the Seahawks shit for two drives. He was fine against the Cowboys. So no, I didn't know before the game that he was gonna injure himself. Congrats to you for knowing for a certainty he would re-injure himself. You should go buy a lottery ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonutsThen you really haven't been paying much attention then have you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anal_Hershiser
He was very gimpy coming in and everyone in the world, including Dr Andrews, knew that. You don't have to be Nostradamus to know that he was at risk in this game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anal_HershiserGriffin re-injured his knee in THIS game. After he packed the Seahawks shit for two drives. He was fine against the Cowboys. So no, I didn't know before the game that he was gonna injure himself. Congrats to you for knowing for a certainty he would re-injure himself. You should go buy a lottery ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
Seattle is a football town, but it really goes Seahawks bananas when they do well. It dominates local coverage which I'm sure is making AH even more miserable than he is normally.
Gimpy coming in? Bullshit. He rushed for 63 yards and a TD against Dallas last week, then let it rest for a week, and looked great in the first quarter of this game until he tweaked it in the first quarter on that weird sidearm throw. I guess it is just a massive coincidence that the Redskins outscored the Seahawks 14-0 before he tweaked his knee but were outscored 24-0 after he tweaked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonutsHe was very gimpy coming in and everyone in the world, including Dr Andrews, knew that. You don't have to be Nostradamus to know that he was at risk in this game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anal_Hershiser
Seattle is a football town, but it really goes Seahawks bananas when they do well. It dominates local coverage which I'm sure is making AH even more miserable than he is normally.
You're right. People do go apeshit in Seattle after a garden variety wild card game win. That's because no major Seattle sports team has EVER won a championship. The losers around here gotta hold onto something.
Nice try guy, but I'm not taking the bait. Fred Brown might though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anal_HershiserGimpy coming in? Bullshit. He rushed for 63 yards and a TD against Dallas last week, then let it rest for a week, and looked great in the first quarter of this game until he tweaked it in the first quarter on that weird sidearm throw. I guess it is just a massive coincidence that the Redskins outscored the Seahawks 14-0 before he tweaked his knee but were outscored 24-0 after he tweaked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
You're right. People do go apeshit in Seattle after a garden variety wild card game win. That's because no major Seattle sports team has EVER won a championship. The losers around here gotta hold onto something.
Hopefully that horseshoe up their ass will just keep on giving. Better to be lucky than good, right azz?
Tru dat.Quote:
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Well, that settles it. The NBA is not a major sports league.
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Turn your sarcasm detector on.
What do you mean? I don't get it & who are the Thunder?Quote:
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Turn your sarcasm detector on.
Wow. Lol @ Canadians.Quote:
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Wisconsinite and Packer lifer here. Most Packer fans I know want to get a re-match with Seattle in the NFC Championship. Honestly, Seattle scares the shit outta me.
To me, Russell Wilson has that special something about him. The guy is a serial killer (calm, cool, determined). He showed it at Maryland, Wisconsin and now Seattle.
Thoughts on SEA-ATL line for next week? I'm seeing ATL -2.5
I hate betting football (aside from &@#*&!@ obv) but would guess this moves in Seattle's direction as the week goes on.
100% This moves to at least -3 by the weekend. Everyone will think about the 14-0 lead that the Deadskins jumped out to and then RG Whitey got hurt and is why the Seahawks won.. Just listen to azz clown in this thread if he isnt Joe Public no one is. Something has to give next week in these games with all 4 favs covering this weekend. Although Im sure vegas loves that all 4 games went under. I look for the Ravens to beat the Broncos next week.. Atl vs Sea no clue.Quote:
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pretty sure he played at NCState not Maryland, braj
Good call Lew now how many games will the redwings win?? Heard they picked up a couple brothers that can skate!!Quote:
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My Fault. My memory betrays me now and then. Too much Sour Diesal does that to a man.
That was such a Tommy move you did there, braj.
How the fck does Dirty Ernie know my name?/Quote:
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Originally Posted by lewfather
My Fault. My memory betrays me now and then. Too much Sour Diesal does that to a man.
That was such a Tommy move you did there, braj.
Uh, I guess i do now...
"That was such a Tommy move you did there." Was an obscure Workaholics reference, braj. Did not know it was your name, just know you as a great radio show caller.
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can't wait for that show to come back
Wings? I've heard Zetterberg found a sweet line mate. I'm not expecting a whole lot this season though, they'll probably get into the playoffs and fizzle out in the 1st or 2nd round.
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Originally Posted by Anal_HershiserGimpy coming in? Bullshit. He rushed for 63 yards and a TD against Dallas last week, then let it rest for a week, and looked great in the first quarter of this game until he tweaked it in the first quarter on that weird sidearm throw. I guess it is just a massive coincidence that the Redskins outscored the Seahawks 14-0 before he tweaked his knee but were outscored 24-0 after he tweaked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
You're right. People do go apeshit in Seattle after a garden variety wild card game win. That's because no major Seattle sports team has EVER won a championship. The losers around here gotta hold onto something.
Now I understand how Seahawk fans had no moral issue with the fail mary. Your just lieing to yourself if you dont realize that RG3 and the Skins were destroying them until that throw bolded above. He couldnt complete a pass after that, and it sure couldnt run or even avoid guys in the pocket. Seahawk fans shouldnt feel bad, but to act like they were just the better team is just not true. I'm glad the Seahawks won, but if RG3 wasnt so selfish and the coaching staff werent such idiots thn Cousins would have went in and more then likely easily won that game up 14 already.
I also think Russell Wilson won the ROY yesterday. Not sure when the voting ended, but if it ended after yesterdays game he should win it hands down imo.
Exactly how I saw it. The needed to put Cousins in while running the ball was still an option. They waited too long and beat themselves. Coaching error.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJ
Richard Sherman is a no class typical piece of Compton trash.
Just wanted to throw that out there.
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Originally Posted by vegas1369
Chris Clemons tore his ACL yesterday and is done. That field yesterday was an outrage, no excuse for that in a multi-billion dollar industry.
Not hating, he's been on my radar since the Tom Brady comment, which I think I posted about in this thread. Guy has no class at all and he just keeps on proving it. Just calls it likes I sees it.Quote:
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Originally Posted by vegas1369
Chris Clemons tore his ACL yesterday and is done. That field yesterday was an outrage, no excuse for that in a multi-billion dollar industry.
"Throughout the whole game you could tell how hurt he (RGIII) was," Sherman said. "But he has a lot of heart, and that's my guy and I'll talk him up until the sun comes home. You've got to respect the guy."Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369Not hating, he's been on my radar since the Tom Brady comment, which I think I posted about in this thread. Guy has no class at all and he just keeps on proving it. Just calls it likes I sees it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
Sherm is the classic player that is loved by his home team and fans and pretty much loathed by everyone else. I'm not here to defend him as he obviously talks a lot and that's part of his game.
I will tell you that most of his in-game talk is pretty humorous, and he uses is to get under his opponents skin which he does with regularity.
Referencing yesterdays post game shimozz, Sherm went up to Williams and offered a hand, Williams responded with "What's up now, I'll swing on you", to which Sherm replied, "then swing" which is kind of what he did. You saw what happened afterward.
I'm not going to bury either player for the incident. This is the NFL and these guys are wired a different way to begin with. Williams texted Sherm after the game and Sherm tweeted a message two hours after the incident, saying Williams sent him a "very classy text."
Received a very classy text from @TrentW71. Great player! This is an emotional game no ill will either way. Have a great Pro Bowl! Well deserved.
I'm putting in an order for my Sherm jersey right now.
LOL...
Richard Sherman is a class act, a gentlemen and a scholar.
My apologies.
LOL Vegas. You are at least 1/3 right as he did graduate from Stanford.Quote:
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Originally Posted by tony bagadonutsHaterQuote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
Chris Clemons tore his ACL yesterday and is done. That field yesterday was an outrage, no excuse for that in a multi-billion dollar industry.
Nothing compares to the Bears field in the winter even there own players are afraid to play on it.
Finley will make a nice Seahawk next year hell fit in great. Trade you Finley for out backup qb back. Matt the backup Flynn.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts"Throughout the whole game you could tell how hurt he (RGIII) was," Sherman said. "But he has a lot of heart, and that's my guy and I'll talk him up until the sun comes home. You've got to respect the guy."Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
Sherm is the classic player that is loved by his home team and fans and pretty much loathed by everyone else. I'm not here to defend him as he obviously talks a lot and that's part of his game.
I will tell you that most of his in-game talk is pretty humorous, and he uses is to get under his opponents skin which he does with regularity.
Referencing yesterdays post game shimozz, Sherm went up to Williams and offered a hand, Williams responded with "What's up now, I'll swing on you", to which Sherm replied, "then swing" which is kind of what he did. You saw what happened afterward.
I'm not going to bury either player for the incident. This is the NFL and these guys are wired a different way to begin with. Williams texted Sherm after the game and Sherm tweeted a message two hours after the incident, saying Williams sent him a "very classy text."
Received a very classy text from @TrentW71. Great player! This is an emotional game no ill will either way. Have a great Pro Bowl! Well deserved.
I'm putting in an order for my Sherm jersey right now.
Im still wondering how you know whats said on the field?Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts"Throughout the whole game you could tell how hurt he (RGIII) was," Sherman said. "But he has a lot of heart, and that's my guy and I'll talk him up until the sun comes home. You've got to respect the guy."Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
Sherm is the classic player that is loved by his home team and fans and pretty much loathed by everyone else. I'm not here to defend him as he obviously talks a lot and that's part of his game.
I will tell you that most of his in-game talk is pretty humorous, and he uses is to get under his opponents skin which he does with regularity.
Referencing yesterdays post game shimozz, Sherm went up to Williams and offered a hand, Williams responded with "What's up now, I'll swing on you", to which Sherm replied, "then swing" which is kind of what he did. You saw what happened afterward.
I'm not going to bury either player for the incident. This is the NFL and these guys are wired a different way to begin with. Williams texted Sherm after the game and Sherm tweeted a message two hours after the incident, saying Williams sent him a "very classy text."
Received a very classy text from @TrentW71. Great player! This is an emotional game no ill will either way. Have a great Pro Bowl! Well deserved.
I'm putting in an order for my Sherm jersey right now.
Just reporting what I heard, no one but the players involved know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJ
Your right about Soldier field. The hawks had to play on it FROZEN two years ago after the Beast Quake win over New Orleans and got their asses kicked and were losing players to injury all over the place.
I love the matchup with Atlanta. LOL one of the current player hosts, not sure who he is, on NFL AM said that Atlanta has NO CHANCE against the seahawks and that the hawks are going to the super bowl.
Not sure about that but I do think the hawks match up very well against Atlanta. The Falcons don't run the ball or stop the run well at all which should make life very difficult for them.
They do match up well especially on defense. I'd argue that the worse matchup for Atl offense would be Seattle defense. If they can pick off Matty Ice 2 times they have a good chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony bagadonutsJust reporting what I heard, no one but the players involved know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadyJ
Your right about Soldier field. The hawks had to play on it FROZEN two years ago after the Beast Quake win over New Orleans and got their asses kicked and were losing players to injury all over the place.
I love the matchup with Atlanta. LOL one of the current player hosts, not sure who he is, on NFL AM said that Atlanta has NO CHANCE against the seahawks and that the hawks are going to the super bowl.
Not sure about that but I do think the hawks match up very well against Atlanta. The Falcons don't run the ball or stop the run well at all which should make life very difficult for them.