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Schwack posted:
Wow Russell Wilsons agent is a normal human being who watched that game!??!?! crazy poo poo man. Watching Ravens/Chargers made me feel better about our game tho
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Rams projected to get 2 3rd round comp picks: https://overthecap.com/projecting-the-2019-compensatory-picks/
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https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1082685007506952194?s=19
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Jan 8, 2019 18:19
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Y’all won a Super Bowl and went to another one.
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Jan 8, 2019 18:20
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Yeah it owned and now we had a rebuild year that ended up in the playoffs please don't kill my vibe with literally any of the other facts surrounding these things
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Finger Prince posted:Seattle Seahawks season summarized: lol Manoueverable posted:Quite frankly we just weren't good enough in any phase of the game and it's entirely possible we were in fact a paper tiger all year. Our pass rush was almost nonexistent today, we gave up big returns, had terrible penalties on both sides (and some uncalled ones that didn't go our way), and just didn't look good except for Russell when he was permitted to throw the ball and Lockett. I lean more this direction. The team is and has been mediocre this year in terms of talent. There's not enough on defense to stand against the Dallas O line and on the other side of the ball Dallas has a fantastic defense, especially against the run. So it wasn't a favorable matchup in that sense. Schottenheimer and Pete should've adjusted, yes. If you can't run the ball you can't run the ball and you should give it up until you see a new look from the defense. Running into stacked boxes on first and second down was really frustrating to watch. Maybe the first five times were fine but then it got pretty old. I still like what they're trying to do there, overall. They took this team above its talent level for quite a while this season, a put on a nice show. Really played some great close games. Think about it like this: quarterback is the ONLY position group on the entire team that the Seahawks have a clear advantage over the Cowboys. O line, D line, receivers, tight ends, linebackers, secondary. All Dallas. Running back is the only position that is really competitive but having Zeke probably wins that for the Cowboys too. They're a better team everywhere but quarterback and the Seahawks' focus on the run game neutered that advantage too.
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well duh, i could have told you the seahawks sucked after they almost lost to the cardinals. i probably did
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Jan 8, 2019 19:16
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Losing to the 49ers and then beating the Mahomes Chiefs in back to back weeks is going to have me  for years
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Y’all won a Super Bowl and went to another one. What does this have to do with celebrating Beast Mode being awesome? You can like multiple things.
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Jan 8, 2019 20:30
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Play posted:lol We have the coaching advantage too, which is why it was supremely disappointing to see Carroll fit his entire head up his own rear end.
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Chichevache posted:We have the coaching advantage too, which is why it was supremely disappointing to see Carroll fit his entire head up his own rear end. true
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Jan 8, 2019 21:00
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Peachfart posted:What does this have to do with celebrating Beast Mode being awesome? You can like multiple things. He edited his posts but there was some “Oh what could have been” comment in there.
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NFC West, 3 leading offensive minds in McVay, Shanahan and Kingsbury... and 1 Brian Schottenheimer NFC West 2.0: McVay, Shanahan, Kingsbury..... Schottenheimer DariusLikewise fucked around with this message at 22:27 on Jan 8, 2019 |
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Jan 8, 2019 22:18
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He needs to hire one of these recently fired head coaches that make great defensive coordinators and just let him do his thing. OH hey what’s Steve Wilks up to these days??
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kiimo posted:He needs to hire one of these recently fired head coaches that make great defensive coordinators and just let him do his thing. OH hey what’s Steve Wilks up to these days?? i too wonder what todd bowles is up to
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hifi posted:i too wonder what todd bowles is up to 
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Jan 8, 2019 23:53
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https://twitter.com/edsbs/status/1082774935427342336?s=19 As a Washington and Seahawks fan, the very thought tempts me to hope for this impossible outcome
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hifi posted:well duh, i could have told you the seahawks sucked after they almost lost to the cardinals. i probably did I thought Brain Genius Schottenheimer was saving his best calls for the playoffs and wow what a fool I have been.
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Schwack posted:I thought Brain Genius Schottenheimer was saving his best calls for the playoffs and wow what a fool I have been. Maybe he was, and that’s just what his best calls look like.
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Peachfart posted:What does this have to do with celebrating Beast Mode being awesome? You can like multiple things. drat right. I'm a Niners fan and I was howling when Lynch broke that run.
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Jan 9, 2019 02:05
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The Beastquake is a top 10 all time nfl play imo
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Lynch also seems to be an awesome human being so it's an all around feel good play.
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Jan 9, 2019 02:56
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The only "what could have been" about the beastquake would be if that team went to the Super Bowl mowing over each supposedly better team, and I bet rule changes would have happened to prevent a 7-9 team from getting into the playoffs again.
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https://twitter.com/bcondotta/status/1083418581981753344?s=21 drat thats weird how that happens when some unnamed person tells you to run a 5 yard play on 3rd and 9 every series
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Was the run established??
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Was the run established?? has the heat death of the universe begun? not yet? then no
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Was the run established?? The run rises, brother
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You think the run is your ally? You merely adapted it!
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Benny the Snake posted:You think the run is your ally? You merely adapted it!
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Intel&Sebastian posted:https://twitter.com/bcondotta/status/1083418581981753344?s=21 Piggybacking on this- https://www.seahawks.com/news/five-things-we-learned-from-seahawks-offensive-coordinator-brian-schottenheimer- quote:1. Russell Wilson was even better than he expected. He gushes about how great RW is and proceeds to relegate him to the backup plan all season. What a loving joke.
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Sodomy Hussein on November 26, 2018 posted:In order for the Seahawks to develop into a team that deserves a post-season, they are going to need a playbook and execution that doesn't involve a ball carrier getting clowned in the backfield like clockwork to "establish the run" Ron Howard: they continued being lovely
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its all nice on rice posted:He gushes about how great RW is and proceeds to relegate him to the backup plan all season. What a loving joke. I mean in a way he did help to bring out Russel's excellent deep passing by getting defenders to move closer to the line of scrimmage, then doing play action/moving pocket to give Russ time to find Lockett or Baldwin downfield. Russ this season had one of the best deep passing seasons I've seen from anyone, ever. The man has the most beautiful teardrop pass that you will ever see. The formula was working, but of course it wasn't going to work forever and stalled out against a significantly more talented team at most positions. I can totally understand not wanting to come away from the stuff that has gotten you what success you had. But it should've happened anyways, by half time at the very least. It really was time to set Russ lose and see if he could win the game for you because he's the best player on the team. Totally unrelated, but for some reason I'm very intrigued about the Cardinals and whether they will keep Josh Rosen or boldly use their first overall pick on a different QB. Rosen to the Giants makes the most sense of anything I've heard.
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Play posted:For some reason I'm very intrigued about the Cardinals and whether they will keep Josh Rosen or boldly use their first overall pick on a different QB. Rosen to the Giants makes the most sense of anything I've heard. Despite his first year I would rather have Rosen than any QB in this draft, and it's not particularly close. That would be hilarious if the Cardinals cut bait on him already.
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Agreed. Rosen is a good an prospect. Let him grow.
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Play posted:I mean in a way he did help to bring out Russel's excellent deep passing by getting defenders to move closer to the line of scrimmage, then doing play action/moving pocket to give Russ time to find Lockett or Baldwin downfield. Russ this season had one of the best deep passing seasons I've seen from anyone, ever. The man has the most beautiful teardrop pass that you will ever see. The formula was working, but of course it wasn't going to work forever and stalled out against a significantly more talented team at most positions. The problem with what the Seahawks offense this year is they had absolutely no intermediate passing game, nor did they include a lot of stretch and misdirection run plays. They basically just ran the ball directly into the line or ran a play action pass where RW threw it up for Lockett. They ignored all that space 5-15 yards past the line of scrimmage where you can gently caress with linebackers and safeties and tire them out. That's not even getting into the fact that RW is an incredible runner and bootlegs and designed QB runs would help as well.
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I'm not sure why Kliff Kingsbury is getting credit for Mahomes, though. Everyone on the draft thread said Mahomes' footwork and mechanics were terrible and now they've been fixed. If they were terrible how does that work for Kingsbury as an NFL head coach? By the way the person responsible for Mahomes is not Kingsbury, not Andy Reid, not Eric Bieniemy, not Matt Nagy. It's QB coach Mike Kafka, who was attached to Mahomes' hip every day for the last year. He will be the Chiefs OC one day and is already considered a future head coach.
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The run game cannot fail, it can only be failed (by inadequate conditioning): https://mobile.twitter.com/bradyhenderson/status/1083191145327292416
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kiimo posted:I'm not sure why Kliff Kingsbury is getting credit for Mahomes, though. From what I remember the biggest knock against Mahomes coming out was that he trusted his arm took much and was willing to make throws a QB shouldn’t make like throwing across his body while running or going deep when he didn’t have space to follow through, and from what I’ve seen he still does a lot of that stuff, it just turns out that when you have the right arm of god it doesn’t actually hurt you that often. He’s definitely gotten smarter and more composed, but he also sat basically an entire year to learn which wasn’t something that was feasible when he was in college.
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