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Not really feeling the playoff vibe from this team this year. Injuries and other forms of personnel changes hit hard. The absolute failure to address CB in a meaningful way leaves us in an awful position not only for this year but going forward as well. Seriously, making it to the playoff means one extra game, that's it.
Quote from: olafberserker on December 04, 2012, 11:24:37 AMQuote from: TBTrojan on December 04, 2012, 09:19:32 AMQuote from: olafberserker on December 04, 2012, 09:06:34 AMQuote from: JDouble on December 04, 2012, 08:46:06 AMQuote from: youngone on December 04, 2012, 08:27:55 AMIt's crazy that at the end the things Seattle can probably get in ahead of us because of that fluke Monday night game against Green Bay. We can thank the NFL for that one.The Seahawks held the Greenbay Packers to 4 field goals in that game. They may have been the recipients of a bad call at the end, but they put them in a position to win in that game. They also beat the Patriots in a shoot out. Then the Seahawks went into Chicago and beat the Bears when they needed it most. That is why they will get in the playoffs. They rose up and took their opportunity....we didn't.wait a minute, we held Dallas to 16 points and we made plays to stay in the Atlanta game. A fluke play and we may have won either or both of those games.Hmmm,Packers 8-4 playoff teamBears 8-4 playoff teamPats 9-3 playoff teamCowboys 6-6 and would struggle to make the 12 team playoffs if the NFL were a 12 team league.Falcons record doesn't matter because it was a divisional game and everything goes out the window for those.And in Seattles case there is no "IF they made a fluke play" they did make the plays while we didn't, that's a sign of a playoof team compared to a pretender.For my money (and it pains me to say this) it doesn't matter anyway because we are likely going to be looking up at the Hawks & Skins from our 8th seed spot come playoff time.Seattle beat Green Bay on a fluke and quite possible a wrongly called play. Dallas has a good offense regardless of their record and we held them to 16 points. If we were the benefactors of a fluke like play we may have beaten them and been 7-5 and our playoff picture would look much different. And we were in the Falcons game regardless. That was my only point in response to the poster saying Seattle rose up while implying we did not. Although they did get it done in Chicago this past weekend and that is for sure.So somehow the "flukes" always go the way of the Hawks and never go our way?Sorry but I just don't buy that, teams that are ready for the postseason take advantage of situations that allow them to win close games, some call it flukes others say it's a matter of being well prepared for those situations and not blowing them.As far as holding Dallas to 16 points, woohoo moral victory, shame they held us to 10 meaning it doesn't matter.Doesn't help that Dallas is as average as average can be and we still couldn't beat them even after winning the turnover battle and having fewer penalties.We didn't lose on a fluke, we lost because we choked under the pressure of being in the spotlight, playing one of the most covered teams in the NFL & media storm about "Victorygate" in New York.You can't say "fluke" when your QB goes 10-28-110 with 1 TD 1 INT and he fumbles twice.Maybe we should have learn more on "super rookie" Martin, oh wait he was under 3 ypc on 19 attempts so that wasn't going to work.We might as well have been called the Tampa Bay McNabbs in that game, it wouldnn't have been a fluke play that won us that game because we weren't playing well enough to be in a position to make/capitalise on a fluke play..
Quote from: TBTrojan on December 04, 2012, 09:19:32 AMQuote from: olafberserker on December 04, 2012, 09:06:34 AMQuote from: JDouble on December 04, 2012, 08:46:06 AMQuote from: youngone on December 04, 2012, 08:27:55 AMIt's crazy that at the end the things Seattle can probably get in ahead of us because of that fluke Monday night game against Green Bay. We can thank the NFL for that one.The Seahawks held the Greenbay Packers to 4 field goals in that game. They may have been the recipients of a bad call at the end, but they put them in a position to win in that game. They also beat the Patriots in a shoot out. Then the Seahawks went into Chicago and beat the Bears when they needed it most. That is why they will get in the playoffs. They rose up and took their opportunity....we didn't.wait a minute, we held Dallas to 16 points and we made plays to stay in the Atlanta game. A fluke play and we may have won either or both of those games.Hmmm,Packers 8-4 playoff teamBears 8-4 playoff teamPats 9-3 playoff teamCowboys 6-6 and would struggle to make the 12 team playoffs if the NFL were a 12 team league.Falcons record doesn't matter because it was a divisional game and everything goes out the window for those.And in Seattles case there is no "IF they made a fluke play" they did make the plays while we didn't, that's a sign of a playoof team compared to a pretender.For my money (and it pains me to say this) it doesn't matter anyway because we are likely going to be looking up at the Hawks & Skins from our 8th seed spot come playoff time.Seattle beat Green Bay on a fluke and quite possible a wrongly called play. Dallas has a good offense regardless of their record and we held them to 16 points. If we were the benefactors of a fluke like play we may have beaten them and been 7-5 and our playoff picture would look much different. And we were in the Falcons game regardless. That was my only point in response to the poster saying Seattle rose up while implying we did not. Although they did get it done in Chicago this past weekend and that is for sure.
Quote from: olafberserker on December 04, 2012, 09:06:34 AMQuote from: JDouble on December 04, 2012, 08:46:06 AMQuote from: youngone on December 04, 2012, 08:27:55 AMIt's crazy that at the end the things Seattle can probably get in ahead of us because of that fluke Monday night game against Green Bay. We can thank the NFL for that one.The Seahawks held the Greenbay Packers to 4 field goals in that game. They may have been the recipients of a bad call at the end, but they put them in a position to win in that game. They also beat the Patriots in a shoot out. Then the Seahawks went into Chicago and beat the Bears when they needed it most. That is why they will get in the playoffs. They rose up and took their opportunity....we didn't.wait a minute, we held Dallas to 16 points and we made plays to stay in the Atlanta game. A fluke play and we may have won either or both of those games.Hmmm,Packers 8-4 playoff teamBears 8-4 playoff teamPats 9-3 playoff teamCowboys 6-6 and would struggle to make the 12 team playoffs if the NFL were a 12 team league.Falcons record doesn't matter because it was a divisional game and everything goes out the window for those.And in Seattles case there is no "IF they made a fluke play" they did make the plays while we didn't, that's a sign of a playoof team compared to a pretender.For my money (and it pains me to say this) it doesn't matter anyway because we are likely going to be looking up at the Hawks & Skins from our 8th seed spot come playoff time.
Quote from: JDouble on December 04, 2012, 08:46:06 AMQuote from: youngone on December 04, 2012, 08:27:55 AMIt's crazy that at the end the things Seattle can probably get in ahead of us because of that fluke Monday night game against Green Bay. We can thank the NFL for that one.The Seahawks held the Greenbay Packers to 4 field goals in that game. They may have been the recipients of a bad call at the end, but they put them in a position to win in that game. They also beat the Patriots in a shoot out. Then the Seahawks went into Chicago and beat the Bears when they needed it most. That is why they will get in the playoffs. They rose up and took their opportunity....we didn't.wait a minute, we held Dallas to 16 points and we made plays to stay in the Atlanta game. A fluke play and we may have won either or both of those games.
Quote from: youngone on December 04, 2012, 08:27:55 AMIt's crazy that at the end the things Seattle can probably get in ahead of us because of that fluke Monday night game against Green Bay. We can thank the NFL for that one.The Seahawks held the Greenbay Packers to 4 field goals in that game. They may have been the recipients of a bad call at the end, but they put them in a position to win in that game. They also beat the Patriots in a shoot out. Then the Seahawks went into Chicago and beat the Bears when they needed it most. That is why they will get in the playoffs. They rose up and took their opportunity....we didn't.
It's crazy that at the end the things Seattle can probably get in ahead of us because of that fluke Monday night game against Green Bay. We can thank the NFL for that one.
Quote from: caradoc on December 04, 2012, 06:11:58 PMNot really feeling the playoff vibe from this team this year. Injuries and other forms of personnel changes hit hard. The absolute failure to address CB in a meaningful way leaves us in an awful position not only for this year but going forward as well. Seriously, making it to the playoff means one extra game, that's it. What would you call signing Eric Wright to a huge deal on the second day of FA?
Every coach has failures every season. I'd say Schiano's successes far out weigh his failures so far. Especially for a rookie HC straight from college.
I heard there was a delay in the hearing and they will likely play out the year.
This team just can't stop the pass. You won't win in the league now if you can't stop the pass.
we watch Talib and Morris in the playoffs.