Do the Hooks make it back to the Superbowl next season?
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7/11 and Real $$$ and alot of them anytime...dnc said:
And they go from playing the easiest schedule in the league to one that will be significantly more difficult.section_332 said:Carolina returns everyone plus Kelvin. They are going to be tough
(Everyone except jarad Allen)
Carolina plays great when there's no adversity, but they fold when things get tough.
I would bet the under on 10 1/2 wins for them next year.
They won't win 15 but they can sleep walk there way to 12 given the 6 gimmees on their schedule next year. -
Everyone talking about upgrading the line on O.
What about the D that gave up a ton of yards and points to almost every offense with a pulse last year sans the last AZ game where AZ laid down. -
They didn't lay down, that just happened to be one of the few games where Seattle's pass rush was actually good. But yes, improving the pass rush is a big deal. As is Kris Richard not having Sherman play 10 yards off his man.salemcoog said:Everyone talking about upgrading the line on O.
What about the D that gave up a ton of yards and points to almost every offense with a pulse last year sans the last AZ game where AZ laid down. -
You mean like the Minnesota game?salemcoog said:Everyone talking about upgrading the line on O.
What about the D that gave up a ton of yards and points to almost every offense with a pulse last year sans the last AZ game where AZ laid down.
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Minnesota sucks.RaceBannon said:
You mean like the Minnesota game?salemcoog said:Everyone talking about upgrading the line on O.
What about the D that gave up a ton of yards and points to almost every offense with a pulse last year sans the last AZ game where AZ laid down.
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Yeah, I don't think they're making a SB next year or anytime soon. Fuck off.SteveInShelton said:
The fuck?haie said:During the "Big Lo style 12's Era" of Seahawk football:
-Blown out in one half by Atlanta
-SB victory over arguably the pussiest SB opponent in history
-SB loss in which white midgets tore them a new asshole, followed by the worst call in SB history
-Blown out in one half by a regular season warrior team.
I don't know, I just don't see it for this franchise. They'll still be a wildcard/2nd round kind of team that will have all the sports fans in the northwest sucking them off though.
The NFL is such a parity/draft-driven league that if you are making the SB at a clip on par with Buffalo/Minnesota then you need to be fucking contracted. If Seattle does somehow manage to get back on top I'll concede that they are officially an elite franchise for this decade, however the more likely scenario is that they'll just be a very solid team that won't make it back. -
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Let's see what happens in the offseason with FA and the draft. Just like with college, it's too early to make good proclamations.
I'm 80 to 90% sure they'll make another Super Bowl with this core.
It's probably partially wishful thinking, but I can easily see Scarolina go back to 8-8 or 9-7. They were 7-8-1 the year before and I'm not saying they got lucky, but they got a good schedule and got on a roll, similar to the 2005 Hawks. Those Hawks could have been 14-2 if they played starters against Green Bay. -
Agree about the parity. And obviously the field is a wiser bet than the Hawks for next year's Super Bowl. Still, they have a case for being the best team in the league. That isn't hooking, it's just the truth.haie said:
Yeah, I don't think they're making a SB next year or anytime soon. Fuck off.SteveInShelton said:
The fuck?haie said:During the "Big Lo style 12's Era" of Seahawk football:
-Blown out in one half by Atlanta
-SB victory over arguably the pussiest SB opponent in history
-SB loss in which white midgets tore them a new asshole, followed by the worst call in SB history
-Blown out in one half by a regular season warrior team.
I don't know, I just don't see it for this franchise. They'll still be a wildcard/2nd round kind of team that will have all the sports fans in the northwest sucking them off though.
The NFL is such a parity/draft-driven league that if you are making the SB at a clip on par with Buffalo/Minnesota then you need to be fucking contracted. If Seattle does somehow manage to get back on top I'll concede that they are officially an elite franchise for this decade, however the more likely scenario is that they'll just be a very solid team that won't make it back. -
And with Wilson being around for another 8-10 years, Seattle will probably be a playoff contender for a long time. They could steal another Superbowl or two during that time period. This is probably the last period of time that Seattle sports will ever be good, enjoy it damnit!RoadDawg55 said:
Agree about the parity. And obviously the field is a wiser bet than the Hawks for next year's Super Bowl. Still, they have a case for being the best team in the league. That isn't hooking, it's just the truth.haie said:
Yeah, I don't think they're making a SB next year or anytime soon. Fuck off.SteveInShelton said:
The fuck?haie said:During the "Big Lo style 12's Era" of Seahawk football:
-Blown out in one half by Atlanta
-SB victory over arguably the pussiest SB opponent in history
-SB loss in which white midgets tore them a new asshole, followed by the worst call in SB history
-Blown out in one half by a regular season warrior team.
I don't know, I just don't see it for this franchise. They'll still be a wildcard/2nd round kind of team that will have all the sports fans in the northwest sucking them off though.
The NFL is such a parity/draft-driven league that if you are making the SB at a clip on par with Buffalo/Minnesota then you need to be fucking contracted. If Seattle does somehow manage to get back on top I'll concede that they are officially an elite franchise for this decade, however the more likely scenario is that they'll just be a very solid team that won't make it back.
