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Fire_Marshall_Bill
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In a lot of ways, they remind me of the '86 - '95 NFC East teams, minus the Phoenix Cardinals.
Good to great defense, very physical, ball control, the quarterback doesn't need to throw 45 times a game, good special teams, built to kick ass in the playoffs in inclement weather
Besides Aikman, none of those quarterbacks were really great. Sims was decent. Williams, Jay Schrader, and Mark Rypien were all journeyman. Hostetler was about the same. I'd say Wilson in his short career would be second to Troy.
One big difference is the Giants, Redskins, and the Cowboys all had really good offensive lines. The Seahawks' is average at best.
Good to great defense, very physical, ball control, the quarterback doesn't need to throw 45 times a game, good special teams, built to kick ass in the playoffs in inclement weather
Besides Aikman, none of those quarterbacks were really great. Sims was decent. Williams, Jay Schrader, and Mark Rypien were all journeyman. Hostetler was about the same. I'd say Wilson in his short career would be second to Troy.
One big difference is the Giants, Redskins, and the Cowboys all had really good offensive lines. The Seahawks' is average at best.