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The San Fran game and today's game is proof the this Hawks team can't win, when it counts.
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  • topdawgnc said:

    The San Fran game and today's game is proof the this Hawks team can't win, when it counts.

    Nice cherry picking of games as always. What about the Monday Night game vs the Saints when both teams were going for the #1 seed? What about the big SNF game at home vs the 49ers?

    The Seahawks have some flaws but so does every NFL team.
  • dhdawg
    dhdawg Member Posts: 13,326

    topdawgnc said:

    The San Fran game and today's game is proof the this Hawks team can't win, when it counts.

    Nice cherry picking of games as always. What about the Monday Night game vs the Saints when both teams were going for the #1 seed? What about the big SNF game at home vs the 49ers?

    The Seahawks have some flaws but so does every NFL team.
    not to mention week 1, also in arizona.
    Furthermore everyone in the NFL sucks this year, seahawks are still one of the favorites
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839
    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.
  • BlowItUp
    BlowItUp Member Posts: 877
    oh right.

    the national tv game with 2 of the top 3 teams in the NFC was not pressure packed.

    SF and AZ were not must win games.

    HTH
  • topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    I stopped listening after that. If the Hawks lose that game that puts the Saints in the drivers seat to win the #1 seed.

    After that Seattle could just coast for the #1 seed which they are doing.

    If anything the Rams game is the first big game far as importance on winning since the Saints game.

    How is the 49ers game so big if they lost and didn't change their place in the standings or what they needed to do?
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839
    BlowItUp said:

    oh right.

    the national tv game with 2 of the top 3 teams in the NFC was not pressure packed.

    SF and AZ were not must win games.

    HTH


    Really ... today wasn't a must win game. Win and wrap it all up and let your starters rest next week.

    SF ... winning a late season game against a division team breathing down your neck isn't must win ...

    I agree ...
    it's more and more noticeable that the dumbfucks from Doogman have migrated over here.
  • BlowItUp
    BlowItUp Member Posts: 877
    edited December 2013
    "must win" games imply that they had something to lose.

    what did they lose by not winning today?

    they still control everything.
  • topdawgnc said:

    BlowItUp said:

    oh right.

    the national tv game with 2 of the top 3 teams in the NFC was not pressure packed.

    SF and AZ were not must win games.

    HTH


    Really ... today wasn't a must win game. Win and wrap it all up and let your starters rest next week.

    SF ... winning a late season game against a division team breathing down your neck isn't must win ...

    I agree ...
    it's more and more noticeable that the dumbfucks from Doogman have migrated over here.
    You really are pressing man. The Saints game had they lost then the 49ers would be breathing down their necks.

    At the time of the 49ers game the Seahawks were 11-1 while the 49ers were 8-4 so how was that a must win again?

    If we are going to cherry pick games to fit your agenda might as well say the Colts game was a big game too.

    The Saints game was easily the biggest game of the season.
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,584 Standard Supporter
    TopDawgnc is high
  • BlowItUp
    BlowItUp Member Posts: 877
    but hey @topdawgnc nice logic, as always.
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    When did Auburndoog hack topdoognc's account?
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    I stopped listening after that. If the Hawks lose that game that puts the Saints in the drivers seat to win the #1 seed.

    After that Seattle could just coast for the #1 seed which they are doing.

    If anything the Rams game is the first big game far as importance on winning since the Saints game.

    How is the 49ers game so big if they lost and didn't change their place in the standings or what they needed to do?
    If Seattle is coasting ...

    Will they rest the starters next week?

    If coasting ... have they wrapped it up or could Carolina or NO still snag it.

    Wash the sand out of your vag ... the Seahawks have choked twice in two of the past three games ... no reason to lose to AZ with it all on the line.

    Shades of Texas in the Rose Bowl.
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,127
    edited December 2013
    They didn't have to win this week. It's a costly loss, but they clinch home field with a win against the Rams next week. A fired up team at home playing against Kellen Clemens. I like Seattle in that one. If we lose next week, these doom and gloom posts will be spot on, but right now, it's an overreaction over a loss to a team that is 7-1 in its past 8 games. Next week is the must win game. Seahawks played like shit on offense, Turbin fumbled without being touched, didn't make plays when it counted, and lost a game they should have won.
  • BlowItUp
    BlowItUp Member Posts: 877
    TopDawgNC is MikeLeachClockManagementFS in this thread
  • topdawgnc said:

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    I stopped listening after that. If the Hawks lose that game that puts the Saints in the drivers seat to win the #1 seed.

    After that Seattle could just coast for the #1 seed which they are doing.

    If anything the Rams game is the first big game far as importance on winning since the Saints game.

    How is the 49ers game so big if they lost and didn't change their place in the standings or what they needed to do?
    If Seattle is coasting ...

    Will they rest the starters next week?

    If coasting ... have they wrapped it up or could Carolina or NO still snag it.

    Wash the sand out of your vag ... the Seahawks have choked twice in two of the past three games ... no reason to lose to AZ with it all on the line.

    Shades of Texas in the Rose Bowl.
    Them choking and them not winning big games is two different things.

    I'm not happy they lost but to say this proves they can't win must win games is fucking stupid.
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839

    topdawgnc said:

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    I stopped listening after that. If the Hawks lose that game that puts the Saints in the drivers seat to win the #1 seed.

    After that Seattle could just coast for the #1 seed which they are doing.

    If anything the Rams game is the first big game far as importance on winning since the Saints game.

    How is the 49ers game so big if they lost and didn't change their place in the standings or what they needed to do?
    If Seattle is coasting ...

    Will they rest the starters next week?

    If coasting ... have they wrapped it up or could Carolina or NO still snag it.

    Wash the sand out of your vag ... the Seahawks have choked twice in two of the past three games ... no reason to lose to AZ with it all on the line.

    Shades of Texas in the Rose Bowl.
    Them choking and them not winning big games is two different things.

    I'm not happy they lost but to say this proves they can't win must win games is fucking stupid.
    We shall see.
  • dhdawg
    dhdawg Member Posts: 13,326
    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    yeah they really had to win those games. They lost both and they are still in the drivers seat. Not comprehending your logic here.
  • The Rams game is the first "must-win" game IMO since the Saints game.

    It's not a "must-win" if you lose and nothing impacts you. Seattle is still in the drivers seat while had they lost the Saints game they wouldn't have been.
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839
    dhdawg said:

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    yeah they really had to win those games. They lost both and they are still in the drivers seat. Not comprehending your logic here.
    Will the starters be resting next week?

    What would have happened if today was a victory ... instead of a loss?
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,127
    topdawgnc said:

    dhdawg said:

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    yeah they really had to win those games. They lost both and they are still in the drivers seat. Not comprehending your logic here.
    Will the starters be resting next week?

    What would have happened if today was a victory ... instead of a loss?
    I hate resting the starters, and with a bye week in the first round of the playoffs, I would be concerned about that. Today was a bad loss, but I am glad we have to play the starters next week.

  • topdawgnc said:

    dhdawg said:

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    yeah they really had to win those games. They lost both and they are still in the drivers seat. Not comprehending your logic here.
    Will the starters be resting next week?

    What would have happened if today was a victory ... instead of a loss?
    Do you know what a "must-win" game is?

    This loss is an inconvenience for sure since starters have to play next week(Pete btw said he was going to play his starters regardless).

    However, it changes NOTHING! If the Hawks win they have homefield or if the 49ers lose just one game the Seahawks have homefield advantage.

    Had they lost the MNF game to the Saints at the time the Saints would have been in the drivers seat, I'd argue week 1 at Carolina was a big one, thursday night at Arizona was big, as was vs SF on SNF.

    Then again the Seahawks won those games so it doesn't fit your narrative. BTW, when the Seahawks defeated the Saints they clinched a playoff spot as well.
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,584 Standard Supporter
    They lost to two teams who had their backs against the wall. I'm not excusing it, and I wish they could fire Bevell right now, but at the same time, they haven't lost a must win game since the Falcon game last year.
  • They lost to two teams who had their backs against the wall. I'm not excusing it, and I wish they could fire Bevell right now, but at the same time, they haven't lost a must win game since the Falcon game last year.

    Their primetime record under Carroll says it all. The only "big" game they've lost was the Falcons game last year as their regular season losses were to terrible teams minus the 49ers on thursday night.

    He's just cherry picking to make some made up point in his head.
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839

    They lost to two teams who had their backs against the wall. I'm not excusing it, and I wish they could fire Bevell right now, but at the same time, they haven't lost a must win game since the Falcon game last year.

    Their primetime record under Carroll says it all. The only "big" game they've lost was the Falcons game last year as their regular season losses were to terrible teams minus the 49ers on thursday night.

    He's just cherry picking to make some made up point in his head.
    I'll say I'm wrong if they are holding a trophy in NYC ... fuck if they even make it there.

    Just calling my shot ...

    Don't book a February flight to NYC.

    I had forgotten about the Falcons ...
  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 68,274 Founders Club
    That Arizona defense might be the leagues best right now.
  • topdawgnc said:



    They lost to two teams who had their backs against the wall. I'm not excusing it, and I wish they could fire Bevell right now, but at the same time, they haven't lost a must win game since the Falcon game last year.

    Their primetime record under Carroll says it all. The only "big" game they've lost was the Falcons game last year as their regular season losses were to terrible teams minus the 49ers on thursday night.

    He's just cherry picking to make some made up point in his head.
    I'll say I'm wrong if they are holding a trophy in NYC ... fuck if they even make it there.

    Just calling my shot ...

    Don't book a February flight to NYC.

    I had forgotten about the Falcons ...
    Them winning the SB or not has nothing to do with your fucktarded logic. Nice of you to try and shift the argument.

    Fuck, I didn't realize I'd end up having an argument on here similar to arguing with MykFS.
  • topdawgnc
    topdawgnc Member Posts: 7,839

    topdawgnc said:



    They lost to two teams who had their backs against the wall. I'm not excusing it, and I wish they could fire Bevell right now, but at the same time, they haven't lost a must win game since the Falcon game last year.

    Their primetime record under Carroll says it all. The only "big" game they've lost was the Falcons game last year as their regular season losses were to terrible teams minus the 49ers on thursday night.

    He's just cherry picking to make some made up point in his head.
    I'll say I'm wrong if they are holding a trophy in NYC ... fuck if they even make it there.

    Just calling my shot ...

    Don't book a February flight to NYC.

    I had forgotten about the Falcons ...
    Them winning the SB or not has nothing to do with your fucktarded logic. Nice of you to try and shift the argument.

    Fuck, I didn't realize I'd end up having an argument on here similar to arguing with MykFS.
    My logic is ... today they had to win to lock up the #1 seed and home field advantage ... they didn't do that.

    Two weeks ago they had to win to give breathing room ... they didn't do that.

    If yours differs, ok ... nothing wrong with that.

    No reason Arizona should have come to Seattle and won. None.

    After watching the St. Louis game earlier this week ... I'm not so sure they can win on Sunday, hope I am wrong.

    I would not bet they make it to NYC based on SF and AZ game.

    if you disagree ... ok.
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    topdawgnc said:

    dhdawg said:

    topdawgnc said:

    Facts hurt.

    The New Orleans game was not pressure packed.

    The big SNF game ... at the start of the year ... yes ... huge ...

    When they HAD to win in SF ... they lost.

    When they HAD to win today ... they lost.

    Next week tells the tale ... St. Louis gave them all they could handle earlier in the year ... Let's see if Neil Lomax still has some of that St. Louis magic left in him.

    yeah they really had to win those games. They lost both and they are still in the drivers seat. Not comprehending your logic here.
    Will the starters be resting next week?

    What would have happened if today was a victory ... instead of a loss?
    Resting starters in Week 17 when you have a bye week is Peyton Manning Fucking Stupid.

    Get the fuck out.