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    • BP1

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 3:25 am
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      #37917

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 3:45 am
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      #416958

      Marshall Faulk on the post game show called it what it is in a much nicer way.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 6:36 am
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      #416959

      Seattle will be hard pressed to make the playoffs IMO.Unless they get on a really good run they are going to be battling for a wild card spot.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 12:53 pm
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      #416960

      The defense played well… so, yes.

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    • johnd

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 1:15 pm
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      #416961

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

      sounds like the Red Board these last two weeks.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 1:18 pm
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      #416962

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

      sounds like the Red Board these last two weeks.

      That sad moment where the board troll actually drops some truth.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 1:45 pm
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      #416963

      The Seahawks look like an 8-8 team to me. Their offense is struggling, and for some reason they cannot figure out how to use Jimmy Graham in the passing game consistently.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 3:20 pm
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      #416964

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

      sounds like the Red Board these last two weeks.

      How is that the same? Show me where someone on the RB says the Bucs will make a run at another Super Bowl after the Jax win?

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 4:20 pm
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      #416965

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

      Yeah I know...Didn't Wilson get sacked 5 times?

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 9:03 pm
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      #416966

      7 or 8 wins max, they still play the Steelers, Cardinals twice and are bound to trip up a few other times.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 9:47 pm
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      #416967

      what a sloppy game, wasnt there like 15 total sacks

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 10:10 pm
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      #416968

      what a sloppy game, wasnt there like 15 total sacks

      11...But, I thought SF's QB had some open opportunities he didn't take.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 10:50 pm
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      #416969

      what a sloppy game, wasnt there like 15 total sacks

      11...But, I thought SF's QB had some open opportunities he didn't take.

      yeah i noticed that too, wondered if he was told not to scramble, he had many chance to try to make something but stood in the pocket.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 23, 2015 at 11:50 pm
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      #416970

      Seattle’s O-line is among the worst in the league. Probably on-par with TB’s 2014 squad. Their offensive gameplan relies on Beast Mode blasting through holes and penetrating the second level. The passing game relies on plays that seemingly take a long time to formulate. Wilson is a master at extending the play but he’s a mere mortal with a line playing that poorly.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 1:55 am
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      #416971

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

      sounds like the Red Board these last two weeks.

      How is that the same? Show me where someone on the RB says the Bucs will make a run at another Super Bowl after the Jax win?

      I'm not seeing many saying that Seattle is destined for the SB now after last nights game. Even if they were though, there is a key difference between the Bucs and the Seahawks. Their team is largely the same squad that has been to back to back SBs, while the Bucs have only won 8 total games from '13-'15.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 2:15 am
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      #416972

      This is from one story:The Seahawks got their running game going, dominated on defense, and, most importantly, were able to finish out strong -- something they struggled with in previous games this season.They haven't improved. It's because the 49ers suck.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 2:22 am
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      #416973

      Funny, I saw no “they’ll be right back in Santa Clara come February” in the quote you just posted.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 2:48 am
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      #416974

      Funny, I saw no "they'll be right back in Santa Clara come February" in the quote you just posted.

      They are thinking it, chace.  ;)

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 2:49 am
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      #416975

      Funny, I saw no "they'll be right back in Santa Clara come February" in the quote you just posted.

      Sometimes you need to read between the lines.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 3:00 am
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      #416976

      Funny, I saw no "they'll be right back in Santa Clara come February" in the quote you just posted.

      Sometimes you need to read between the lines.

      Or create strawmen.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 3:06 am
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      #416977

      Funny, I saw no "they'll be right back in Santa Clara come February" in the quote you just posted.

      They are thinking it, chace.  ;)

      Mmmhmm. Sure they were. :) The expectations have already been lowered for the Seahawks. The offense has looked really bad with the poor pass protection and Russell Wilson has been very inconsistent. The defense, while still good, was bound to take a step back with losing Quinn and not having some of their best defenders for certain periods.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 3:23 am
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      #416978

      This is what I love about the media. Now the Seahawks are back on track because they beat one of the worst teams in the NFL.  ::)

      sounds like the Red Board these last two weeks.

      That's right because according to you Chip Kelly is back on track for beating two teams in their last two games at home that have a combined 1-5 road record. Silly Red Board

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 5:58 am
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      #416979

      The Niners are a train wreck. They overreacted hiring Tomaluso after Harbaugh. They went from the control freak, to the yes man, that is in over his head. I don't know what the hell happened to Kap. It seems he has the Josh Freeman disease. Looked good early but imploded. He is done there, he lost the team. He eats lunch by himself in the cafeteria. No one pays attention to him anymore. They will probably set their sights on Jared Goff, if available when they pick.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 6:25 am
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      #416980

      I don't know what the hell happened to Kap. It seems he has the Josh Freeman disease. Looked good early but imploded. He is done there, he lost the team. He eats lunch by himself in the cafeteria. No one pays attention to him anymore.

      When things started going sour with Harbaugh, that is when we saw things go downhill with Kaep. Harbaugh knew he was on his way out of town and so his mentoring and guidance for Kaep probably slipped a bit. Also, teams had more than enough tape on Kaep. It's part of the reason why Freeman had really only one year of decent play. DCs knew who he was and knew how to put him in positions to fail. I've head things from people that suggest that Kaep isn't fully committed to continuous improvement as a QB. That he possibly feels that his athleticism will get him by. A player like that always will eventually hit their ceiling, and it seems we have seen the best of Kaep as a NFL QB.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 6:30 am
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      #416981

      I don't know what the hell happened to Kap. It seems he has the Josh Freeman disease. Looked good early but imploded. He is done there, he lost the team. He eats lunch by himself in the cafeteria. No one pays attention to him anymore.

      When things started going sour with Harbaugh, that is when we saw things go downhill with Kaep. Harbaugh knew he was on his way out of town and so his mentoring and guidance for Kaep probably slipped a bit. Also, teams had more than enough tape on Kaep. It's part of the reason why Freeman had really only one year of decent play. DCs knew who he was and knew how to put him in positions to fail. I've head things from people that suggest that Kaep isn't fully committed to continuous improvement as a QB. That he possibly feels that his athleticism will get him by. A player like that always will eventually hit their ceiling, and it seems we have seen the best of Kaep as a NFL QB.

      Well, if that was true concerning Freeman, wouldn't he be lighting it up in the EFL or whatever the hell it is called? He seems to have major probs between the ears.

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    • Anonymous

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      Oct. 24, 2015 at 7:06 am
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      #416982

      I don't know what the hell happened to Kap. It seems he has the Josh Freeman disease. Looked good early but imploded. He is done there, he lost the team. He eats lunch by himself in the cafeteria. No one pays attention to him anymore.

      When things started going sour with Harbaugh, that is when we saw things go downhill with Kaep. Harbaugh knew he was on his way out of town and so his mentoring and guidance for Kaep probably slipped a bit. Also, teams had more than enough tape on Kaep. It's part of the reason why Freeman had really only one year of decent play. DCs knew who he was and knew how to put him in positions to fail. I've head things from people that suggest that Kaep isn't fully committed to continuous improvement as a QB. That he possibly feels that his athleticism will get him by. A player like that always will eventually hit their ceiling, and it seems we have seen the best of Kaep as a NFL QB.

      Well, if that was true concerning Freeman, wouldn't he be lighting it up in the EFL or whatever the hell it is called? He seems to have major probs between the ears.

      Well, I didn't say that was Freeman's only downfall. Of course the drugs and lack of mental fortitude resulted in his ultimate failure. I'm more talking about what happened in the immediate aftermath of the 2010 season.

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