Just rewatched Seattle vs

[morgulon1]

Washington Redskins wildcard game January 2013,

Damn , that was a great game . Fell behind 14-0 on the road against a pretty damn good team . The young core was in place and Mr Browner was a straight up gangster. The score was 13-14 into the 4th quarter .One of my favorite memories as a 12. It was interesting to see who they had still on the team at this point like Leroy Hill , Trufant, Sidney Rice .

I had a thought . Could the Seahawks have kept that team together without making any roster changes and won the Owl the following season? That was a solid team that just needed experience .

Thanks for your participation.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Def a great comeback win. I vividly remember Mike Rob getting a TD and doing the shhhh sign to the crowd. 24 unanswered points. And honestly, RGIII had no business playing in that game.

 

[olyfan63]

It's just really hard to argue with what the Seahawks did in the following (2013) season.
Sidney Rice was a medical retirement. Trufant was edged out by players that fit Carroll & Quinn's style better. Hill I don't recall, but maybe wasn't fast enough like speedy Darren Smith and WR-fast Bruce Irvin.

 

[Ruminator]

That one is definitely top-10 all-time favorite Seahawk game for me.

 

[Chukarhawk]

Trufant was so frustrating to watch. He would be in perfect position to defend a pass and NEVER EVER got his head around. Ever.

 

[morgulon1]

Def a great comeback win. I vividly remember Mike Rob getting a TD and doing the shhhh sign to the crowd. 24 unanswered points. And honestly, RGIII had no business playing in that game.

I had that picture of MRob as my wallpaper for months. The game within a game between Brandon Browner and Garcon was epic. Browner beat the hell out of dude.

 

[WarHawks]

Browner, Thomas, Wagner, Sherm, Kam, wow. Hard to believe now we had all those guys on the team at the same time. Of course, rookie qb contract and all. Good times.

 

[FlyingGunHawk]

Was that the game where Lynch fumbled inside the 5 yard line? I might be misremembering. I did not think they were going to bring it back after that.

 

[morgulon1]

Was that the game where Lynch fumbled inside the 5 yard line? I might be misremembering. I did not think they were going to bring it back after that.

Yes . He did fumble at the goal line.

He also made one of the coolest plays I've ever seen when #3 rolled out left , fumbled and Lynch bent over in a sprint
And scooped it up and turned it into a 20-30 yard gain. That dude was a hoss

 

[HawkRiderFan]

Washington Redskins wildcard game January 2013,

Damn , that was a great game . Fell behind 14-0 on the road against a pretty damn good team . The young core was in place and Mr Browner was a straight up gangster. The score was 13-14 into the 4th quarter .One of my favorite memories as a 12. It was interesting to see who they had still on the team at this point like Leroy Hill , Trufant, Sidney Rice .

I had a thought . Could the Seahawks have kept that team together without making any roster changes and won the Owl the following season? That was a solid team that just needed experience .

Thanks for your participation.

I think that 2012 didn't have a great pass rush. IIRC it was talked about a lot after the Atlanta game where they couldn't get to Ryan to stop them from getting into FG range for game winner. Getting Avril and Bennett going into 2013 were 2 key moves that put that team over the top imo.

 

[morgulon1]

I think that 2012 didn't have a great pass rush. IIRC it was talked about a lot after the Atlanta game where they couldn't get to Ryan to stop them from getting into FG range for game winner. Getting Avril and Bennett going into 2013 were 2 key moves that put that team over the top imo.

Brilliant answer. That's what I was looking for. I didn't think of that. Bennett , Avril with Clemmons was the difference. Throw in Irvins 2nd season

 

[Lennie]

The thing I remember the most was how atrocious that field was. I thought my tv was f****d up.

 

[morgulon1]

The thing I remember the most was how atrocious that field was. I thought my tv was f****d up.

Yeah , NFL franchise worth billions and that's the best that piece of shit could do?
RGIII career was ruined .

 

[FlyingGunHawk]

Yeah , NFL franchise worth billions and that's the best that piece of shit could do?
RGIII career was ruined .

It's quite something, isn't it? There are certain fields throughout the league where players are way susceptible to extreme injuries compared to others and the league office seems to turn a blind eye.

 

[morgulon1]

Arrowhead stadium and their astro turf ended Curt Warner's career way too early.
IIRC Philadelphia had a horrible field back in the day.

A league that generates that kind of revenue and they can't make teams have state of art playing surface for the people playing?