Redskins vs. Seahawks playoff game on Youtube right now..

[Johnny]

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I don't know how long it will last, but enjoy!

 

[Axx]

i will watch this to get me hyped up for the regular season.

I do wish we played the foreskins this year though, looking at the NFC east i think its a strong possibility to play them in the playoffs again.

 

[JKent82]

Ooh thanks for pointing that out! Good to get some football.

 

[Sac]

Watching it right now! Thanks!

 

[kearly]

Baldwin made a mistake on that first scoring drive by motioning open without seeing the DB sitting right in the path. It would have been an automatic interception if not for Baldwin redeeming himself with a great pass defense. Then they flashed a graphic that blew my mind.

Russell Wilson in the Red Zone: 18 TDs, 0 INTs. (by the end of the Season he'd be 20-0, or 21-0 if the stat counted rushing TDs too).

Russell Wilson did not throw a red zone interception last season. Not bad for a rookie.

 

[rideaducati]

The week 16 game is up there too.

 

[conman14]

You beautiful man. Got so much time to kill on holidays from Uni, and this is a great time filler

 

[Johnny]

The week 16 game is up there too.

what's it under?, I can't find it.

 

[JKent82]

Hawks v Falcons
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WK:16 SF@Seattle
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[RolandDeschain]

Russell Wilson in the Red Zone: 18 TDs, 0 INTs. (by the end of the Season he'd be 20-0, or 21-0 if the stat counted rushing TDs too).

Russell Wilson did not throw a red zone interception last season. Not bad for a rookie.

Want a couple of other stats that'll pitch a tent in your shorts?

Best red zone passing DVOA in 2012, at least 50 passes: Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Russell Wilson.

https://twitter.com/SI_DougFarrar/statu ... 6936022016

Best third-down passing DVOA, at least 50 attempts: Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson.

https://twitter.com/SI_DougFarrar/statu ... 8068251649

There isn't more elite company one can keep, there.

 

[509hawk]

Just watched the whole thing again. Thanks!

 

[mr.stlouis]

i will watch this to get me hyped up for the regular season.

I do wish we played the foreskins this year though, looking at the NFC east i think its a strong possibility to play them in the playoffs again.

Can they make it if RG3 goes down? That's something worth asking.

 

[Scottemojo]

i will watch this to get me hyped up for the regular season.

I do wish we played the foreskins this year though, looking at the NFC east i think its a strong possibility to play them in the playoffs again.

Can they make it if RG3 goes down? That's something worth asking.

How will we ever know?
Please tell us.

 

[kearly]

I still think that Lynch fumble recovery was the play of our season last year. When that play happened live, for just a couple seconds I got to feel the certainty of defeat. Seattle was down by 11 and momentum was unsettled. Had the Redskins picked that up and ran it in, I don't think we would have recovered. And Lynch turned it into almost a 20 yard gain, too. Not only did it save the game, but it took the wind out of the Redskins sails, too.

I don't want to even think about all the storylines that would have come out of a loss there. "Can't win on the road," "30 years of road playoff ineptitude," "gimpy RG3 > healthy Wilson," "The Seahawks are overrated because they can only win with their huge homefield advantage," "Ratface > Pete the cheat," etc. I don't think losing to the Falcons ruined the 2012 season at all, but the whole season would look different had we lost to a hobbled RG3 in the very first playoff game. That would have been one of the worst games to lose ever.

Huge play.

 

[Scottemojo]

I still think that Lynch fumble recovery was the play of our season last year. When that play happened live, for just a couple seconds I got to feel the certainty of defeat. Seattle was down by 11 and momentum was unsettled. Had the Redskins picked that up and ran it in, I don't think we would have recovered. And Lynch turned it into almost a 20 yard gain, too. Not only did it save the game, but it took the wind out of the Redskins sails, too.

I don't want to even think about all the storylines that would have come out of a loss there. "Can't win on the road," "30 years of road playoff ineptitude," "gimpy RG3 > healthy Wilson," "The Seahawks are overrated because they can only win with their huge homefield advantage," "Ratface > Pete the cheat," etc. I don't think losing to the Falcons ruined the 2012 season at all, but the whole season would look different had we lost to a hobbled RG3 in the very first playoff game. That would have been one of the worst games to lose ever.

Huge play.

Truth.
lynch's goal line fumble was a punch in the belly, though. That game had the feel of a game where Seattle should have racked 40 plus, but they didn't even take the lead until half the 4th was gone.

I am curious to see one area Wilson needs to get better in, passing vs the blitz.The Racists blitzed so effectively. The quick slant is not a part of his game, which has affected his hot routes, IMO. The Rams got a bunch of sacks with blitzes, Jenkins even forced an INT with a cb blitz.

 

[EastCoastHawksFan]

I still think that Lynch fumble recovery was the play of our season last year. When that play happened live, for just a couple seconds I got to feel the certainty of defeat. Seattle was down by 11 and momentum was unsettled. Had the Redskins picked that up and ran it in, I don't think we would have recovered. And Lynch turned it into almost a 20 yard gain, too. Not only did it save the game, but it took the wind out of the Redskins sails, too.

I don't want to even think about all the storylines that would have come out of a loss there. "Can't win on the road," "30 years of road playoff ineptitude," "gimpy RG3 > healthy Wilson," "The Seahawks are overrated because they can only win with their huge homefield advantage," "Ratface > Pete the cheat," etc. I don't think losing to the Falcons ruined the 2012 season at all, but the whole season would look different had we lost to a hobbled RG3 in the very first playoff game. That would have been one of the worst games to lose ever.

Huge play.

I agree 100% That play was so nasty. The fact that he recovered the football with one hand while running was amazing. That play should of been Top 5 on NFL top 100 plays list or even up for an espy. I don't even think it made the list? The play didn't get the national attention it deserved (prob due to RG3s knee)

 

[FlyingGreg]

I still think that Lynch fumble recovery was the play of our season last year. When that play happened live, for just a couple seconds I got to feel the certainty of defeat. Seattle was down by 11 and momentum was unsettled. Had the Redskins picked that up and ran it in, I don't think we would have recovered. And Lynch turned it into almost a 20 yard gain, too. Not only did it save the game, but it took the wind out of the Redskins sails, too.

I don't want to even think about all the storylines that would have come out of a loss there. "Can't win on the road," "30 years of road playoff ineptitude," "gimpy RG3 > healthy Wilson," "The Seahawks are overrated because they can only win with their huge homefield advantage," "Ratface > Pete the cheat," etc. I don't think losing to the Falcons ruined the 2012 season at all, but the whole season would look different had we lost to a hobbled RG3 in the very first playoff game. That would have been one of the worst games to lose ever.

Huge play.

Definitely.

The 3rd down completion to Miller (the little dump off for a big gain) was huge too.

 

[Axx]

our offense looked kinda bad that game. I felt like we shouldve won 35-14

 

[Sports Hernia]

Thanks for linking those. I think the 42-13 curbstomping needs to be REQUIRED viewing for the forty ninnies trolls before they are approved here!!

 

[MontanaHawk05]

Thanks for linking those. I think the 42-13 curbstomping needs to be REQUIRED viewing for the forty ninnies trolls before they are approved here!!

Agreed. Make 'em pass a quiz on it, to make sure they watch it in its entirety.