Seattle and Who dat

[dstovall5]

Russel Wilson 9/18 103 YDs 5.7 YPA 67.6 QBRating and pulls out a W to move onto the NFC Championship, man is he in a QB's dream situation right now.

People can tell me defense don't win championships all they want, I'll just continue to laugh at them.

NFC - Panthers, Seahawks, 49ers

AFC - Chargers, Denver, Colts, Patriots

Superbowl will be a Defense (NFC) VS Offense (AFC) showdown, gotta love it.

 

[Deep_South]

If I had to guess, it would be that the other player was supposed to be behind Colston on the other side of the field, and if he wasn't covered Colston was supposed to throw a lateral over to him. If he was covered, Colston would just go out of bounds.

 

[Risen Star]

Russel Wilson 9/18 103 YDs 5.7 YPA 67.6 and pulls out a W to move onto the NFC Championship, man is he in a QB's dream situation right now.

People can tell me defense don't win championships all they want, I'll just continue to laugh at them.

It would take an act of Congress for Romo to ever win a game like that.

 

[Cowboyz88]

Romo's bobbled snap was a bonehead play but a bobble sometimes can't be helped.

That last play by the Saints was even worse. The WR could have went out of bounds after the catch, instead he throws a forward pass? 10 seconds run off, end of game.
The saints could have tried a hail Mary.
Honestly, can you imagine if that happened to the Cowboys? The media would be all over them for weeks.

And rightfully so…

Geez, get the onside kick with a chance to win. Nice reception to set up the Hail Mary, then, then, then…that?

That was Hall of Fame stupid right there.

If Dez would've done something similar, we'd hear about it 'til the end of time, but because it was the Saints, we'll here about it for a couple of days.

 

[DFWJC]

It would take an act of Congress for Romo to ever win a game like that.

With Seattle's team...and coaches.....for SURE Romo wins that game.
No doubt

 

[EST_1986]

Say what ya want, but Garrett would have never called something as idiotic as that final play.

Garrett couldn't coach his way to that game to make a bad final play call.

 

[DragonCowboy]

With Seattle's team...and coaches.....for SURE Romo wins that game.
No doubt

He means that it would be impossible for Romo to have stats like that and for the Cowboys to win, I think.

 

[Ultra Warrior]

Garrett couldn't coach his way to that game to make a bad final play call.

Completely worthless response.

 

[theebs]

Russel Wilson 9/18 103 YDs 5.7 YPA 67.6 QBRating and pulls out a W to move onto the NFC Championship, man is he in a QB's dream situation right now.

People can tell me defense don't win championships all they want, I'll just continue to laugh at them.

NFC - Panthers, Seahawks, 49ers

AFC - Chargers, Denver, Colts, Patriots

Superbowl will be a Defense (NFC) VS Offense (AFC) showdown, gotta love it.

I think the panthers defense is the best unit in the league, they had Seattle beat in week 1. I am hoping Carolina gets another crack at Seattle next week.

 

[Beast_from_East]

It would take an act of Congress for Romo to ever win a game like that.

Romo throws for 500 yards and 5 TDs and we still lose...............................but I guess Russel Wilson and his 67 QBR is "clutch" and Romo is a choker.................LMAO

 

[EST_1986]

Completely worthless response.

Ditto

 

[Super_Kazuya]

Little bit of sarcasm, but do the Saints need to draft a QB? I mean, Brees is 35 and though the picture of health for the most part, he is still a mortal man as far as I can tell that can't afford to lose much physically. I wonder if the Saints boards are going to be littered with Manziel threads?

 

[EST_1986]

Little bit of sarcasm, but do the Saints need to draft a QB? I mean, Brees is 35 and though the picture of health for the most part, he is still a mortal man as far as I can tell that can't afford to lose much physically. I wonder if the Saints boards are going to be littered with Manziel threads?

No. They have Colston.

 

[DFWJC]

He means that it would be impossible for Romo to have stats like that and for the Cowboys to win, I think.

Totally agree

 

[StarBoyz83]

Saints played like crap and if it wasnt for their kicker they would have won. Lol

 

[Wheeltax]

Seahawks continue to fight Eagles for most classless organization in the NFL

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...ichael-bennett-jimmy-graham-is-soft-overrated

The swarming Seattle Seahawks defense was excellent as a group Saturday against New Orleans. But no one was better than safety Earl Thomas, who helped to hold Jimmy Graham to just eight yards receiving.
After the game, the Seahawks' defense wasn't afraid to honk about it.

Defensive end Michael Bennett said Graham was soft and the most overrated player in the NFL, according to Bleacher Report's Mike Freeman.

Bennett and the Seahawks' defense were extra fired up because of a pregame dust-up between Graham and several Seahawks, including Bruce Irvin. It started when Irvin asked Graham to get out of the Seahawks' area, according to USA Today.

Graham's response: "I'm Jimmy."

Irvin's retort: "Who's Jimmy?"

Fun. Graham is neither overrated nor soft. He's played all season through injury with effectiveness. But the winning team can say what they want, and the Seahawks' defense can keep talking for at least another week.

 

[TTexasTT]

Seahawks continue to fight Eagles for most classless organization in the NFL

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...ichael-bennett-jimmy-graham-is-soft-overrated

That defense is absolutely scary but I agree that they seem to be poor sports. I find Richard Sherman to be the most disgusting character. I hope we go in there next year and Dez hangs 200 yards and 3 TDs on him.
I dont think Earl Thomas is among the loud mouths. He and Jamal Charles are from close to where Im from and though Ive never actually met either one Ive heard nothing but great things about them.... Kendrick Perkins on the other hand, is a different story.

 

[Wheeltax]

It should be noted that I wish Dallas had Seattle's D.

 

[Tabascocat]

 

[bark]

Lap bands..... Not 100 percent effective