Objectivity is a great trait, in the right context. I want Aikman and Buck to be objective in their analysis when they're announcing a game. I even want Paul Moyer and Brock Huard to be objective when they're doing post-game analysis of a Seahawk game.
But I wouldn't go to a fan forum and expect the fans to be objective. They're fans - watching, cheering, jeering and complaining about their favorite team. Nothing objective about that at all.
I stand by my original point - two of the best teams in the NFL are playing this Sunday and I am a fan of neither, and both them are potential opponents of the Seahawks. OBJECTIVELY, the Dallas defense has had the single most successful game against Purdy. OBJECTIVELY, Purdy's offense has put up 30 points in every game he has started and finished, except for the said Dallas game and against the Seahawks. So I am highly interested in the result of this game - I'll probably even watch it (but not objectively).
NOT objectively, Purdy has a great story, Mr Irrelevant etc etc etc. Too bad he plays for a division rival and the toughest opponent in the division. Not objectively, I hope Dallas sets a new sack record and Purdy has nightmares of Michah Parsons for weeks. I hope he is so sore he can't get out of bed on Monday morning - not wishing for an injury for him or anyone else. I just hope he knows how rough a game he had.
@Marvin49 I, personally, will not give you an "I told you so" if my hopes come to pass. Purdy is undefeated as a starter. That's darn impressive no matter what team he's playing for.
I hope the Cowgirls kick some Whiner butt this weekend.