Seahawks QB Russell Wilson has thrown 10 INTs in his last three games against the Packers.
by Tom Silverstein 7:30 PM
I don't want them to get into the endzone. I don't care if it's "garbage time". **** that team.
DH13 posted:So we drafted the wrong W WR?
Yes, if you're saying it was wrong to draft Abbrederis. 
Bwahahahahah
Fitting
Kentrell Brice gets in on the action.
GO **** YERSELF!
There's your third dagger.
Ringo
Defense>O
I loved this game. We all deserved a game like this one.. Well done coaches and team.
That, my friends was a f'ing masterpiece.
Has Aikman mentioned Aaron's injury yet?
Ringo !! Nice play
He's too busy talking about past seasons.
That was fun.
Can we do it again?
This needs to repeat for the next few weeks.
Next 6.
antooo posted:That was fun.
Can we do it again?
WE will do it all the way to the big game
lots of pants pissers missing today, must have got snowed in.
antooo posted:That was fun.
Can we do it again?
I like this oldie, Cavetoad:
I have mixed feelings on Russell Wilson. I rooted for him as a Badgers QB for 4 months, and off the field, he sounds like a guy that is trying to do things in life the right way. That said, I now view him as the enemy and he is a powerful strong enemy. You can never rest for 60 minutes against the guy. He has too many skills in his arsenal for you to ever think that you can relax when playing against him.
In that dreaded 2014 Championship game, he was awful for about 55 minutes of that game. But for the last 5 minutes, he more than made up for it by playing some perfect football at the perfect time. He's special in that regard in that he basically never concedes a football game. His arm is so strong and his deep balls are so accurate, you are never safe with a lead for very long against him.
I believe the Seahawks think so highly of Wilson, they can put any group of bums out there for an offensive line and he will figure out a way to play well no matter who is in front of him. So far that strategy seems to be working, partly because as usual they also have an awesome defense to complement Wilson on days where the offense is stagnant.
F. Rodgers bad calf is back.
His mobility was going to be affected a great deal when he hurt the hammy a week or 2 back, but he would be OK for scrambling around the pocket.
That calf injury pretty much eliminates it.
Kudos to Rodgers for gutting it out for his team, especially in crunch time!
So far that strategy seems to be working,
I don't think you can blame the OL for those five INTs.
Fedya posted:I like this oldie, Cavetoad:
Love that one, I have it too. Unfortunately unusable this year.
I hope I have created a new one!
FU HAGS and SHERMAN! 
ChilliJon posted:
I believe the Seahawks think so highly of Wilson, they can put any group of bums out there for an offensive line and he will figure out a way to play well no matter who is in front of him. So far that strategy seems to be working, partly because as usual they also have an awesome defense to complement Wilson on days where the offense is stagnant.
Except for today. And 2 weeks ago in Tampa.
Cavetoad posted:
So sweet... So ****ing SWEET!
You mad bro?
Good!
ChilliJon posted:
I have mixed feelings on Russell Wilson. I rooted for him as a Badgers QB for 4 months, and off the field, he sounds like a guy that is trying to do things in life the right way. That said, I now view him as the enemy and he is a powerful strong enemy. You can never rest for 60 minutes against the guy. He has too many skills in his arsenal for you to ever think that you can relax when playing against him.
In that dreaded 2014 Championship game, he was awful for about 55 minutes of that game. But for the last 5 minutes, he more than made up for it by playing some perfect football at the perfect time. He's special in that regard in that he basically never concedes a football game. His arm is so strong and his deep balls are so accurate, you are never safe with a lead for very long against him.
I believe the Seahawks think so highly of Wilson, they can put any group of bums out there for an offensive line and he will figure out a way to play well no matter who is in front of him. So far that strategy seems to be working, partly because as usual they also have an awesome defense to complement Wilson on days where the offense is stagnant.
Yes, my post looks pretty silly now doesn't it. 
Wilson looked like he had never played QB in his life. I'm not sad about being dead rong.
I believe there were a total of three dropbacks where Wilson wasn't sacked, hit or pressured. Who could perform under that assault?
PackOly posted:lots of pants pissers missing today, must have got snowed in.
They're all too bummed about not getting a top ten pick in the next draft.
Chili you nailed my assessment of Wilson.
I can do without some of his commentary but there is no question he is clutch. Just when you think they are dead and buried he makes some magical throws and plays. Think that heave against Michigan State in the BT championship game years ago. Down and out and his play basically wins it.
Not so much yesterday. He was awful. Part of that is due to the Seattle OL (mediocre) but he was off. I also think Rollins and Randall made a difference. That's the type of play we've been expecting all year from those two and Gunt has been playing better.
Don't like all the injuries but this team still has enough talent to win it all. We saw yesterday what can happen when they finally put it all together.
fightphoe93 posted:I have mixed feelings on Russell Wilson. I rooted for him as a Badgers QB for 4 months, and off the field, he sounds like a guy that is trying to do things in life the right way. That said, I now view him as the enemy and he is a powerful strong enemy. You can never rest for 60 minutes against the guy. He has too many skills in his arsenal for you to ever think that you can relax when playing against him.
In that dreaded 2014 Championship game, he was awful for about 55 minutes of that game. But for the last 5 minutes, he more than made up for it by playing some perfect football at the perfect time. He's special in that regard in that he basically never concedes a football game. His arm is so strong and his deep balls are so accurate, you are never safe with a lead for very long against him.
I believe the Seahawks think so highly of Wilson, they can put any group of bums out there for an offensive line and he will figure out a way to play well no matter who is in front of him. So far that strategy seems to be working, partly because as usual they also have an awesome defense to complement Wilson on days where the offense is stagnant.
Yes, my post looks pretty silly now doesn't it.
Wilson looked like he had never played QB in his life. I'm not sad about being dead rong.
I also believe his deep balls are accurate, especially when he's teabagging Pete Carroll.
I have a hunch that we will look back on Dam Randall's INT before halftime as a major play this season. We're up 21-3, if he doesn't pick that off then it's an easy TD and we go to halftime up 21-10 and the Seahawks get the ball after halftime. That would have been a huge momentum swing and would have kept them in the game. Seattle is a team that thrives on momentum, Randall broke like a madman on the ball, huge play that sucked the life out of the Seahawks!
Tschmack posted:Chili you nailed my assessment of Wilson.
I can do without some of his commentary but there is no question he is clutch. Just when you think they are dead and buried he makes some magical throws and plays. Think that heave against Michigan State in the BT championship game years ago. Down and out and his play basically wins it.
Not so much yesterday. He was awful. Part of that is due to the Seattle OL (mediocre) but he was off. I also think Rollins and Randall made a difference. That's the type of play we've been expecting all year from those two and Gunt has been playing better.
Don't like all the injuries but this team still has enough talent to win it all. We saw yesterday what can happen when they finally put it all together.
In fairness, I think Chili was actually mocking my previous post much earlier in the thread praising the greatness of Wilson. It deserved to be somewhat mocked after yesterday.
Tschmack posted:Chili you nailed my assessment of Wilson.
fightphoe93 postedIn fairness, I think Chili was actually mocking my previous post much earlier in the thread praising the greatness of Wilson. It deserved to be somewhat mocked after yesterday.
Maybe. But Wilson does have the ability to do the things you said he could do. We have unfortunately had front row seats to some of it. He made some throws yesterday that were easily as good as any of AR's. But then again we have also had front row seats to how bad he can be.
If you are serious about player safety, how do you not eject Wright after this hit? How do you not suspend Wright for this hit? This hit was an intentional, malicious, and concerted effort to shoulder someone directly in the head. There is no doubt. There was no "oh the receiver ducked his head" nonsense. This was intent to injure. This was intent to concuss.
Would be nice if Goodell spent as much time on this as he did worrying about the definition of celebration. Or worrying about the paint scheme of players cleats.
Honestly, it would be nice if KJ Wright received a harsher penalty for this hit than Emmanuel Sanders did for celebrating by spiking the ball by acting like a pitcher.