Largent80
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Hey SonnyBoy, Marshawn Lynch doesn't concern you, or even better.... Percy Harvin? I know one thing .....
your D.C. is concerned.
your D.C. is concerned.
Largent80":3qw7qwvn said:Hey SonnyBoy, Marshawn Lynch doesn't concern you, or even better.... Percy Harvin? I know one thing .....
your D.C. is concerned.
He has one post as of right now, and hasn't mentioned anything about Marshawn or Percy in it. Did you refer to the wrong person, Largent?Largent80":11wca4lt said:Hey SonnyBoy, Marshawn Lynch doesn't concern you, or even better.... Percy Harvin? I know one thing .....
your D.C. is concerned.
Thanks. I'm not one of the more brilliant football minds around here at all, but I try to be unbiased and I know the game fairly well.Sonnyboy":11wca4lt said:Outstanding Post. You obviously know football.
Agreed. You certainly can win, though obviously it's very hard to do so in our house.Sonnyboy":11wca4lt said:I'm confident the Cowboys can win and are ready to put forth an excellent effort Sunday.
I would not go that far. I think he's top five, but very hard to quantify because we're a run-first offense in a big way. Russell rarely gets the opportunity to put the team on his back to demonstrate what he can do. Sometimes, but not very often.Sonnyboy":11wca4lt said:I think Wilson may be the best QB playing right now. Agree?
Romo's fully capable of having a good day against us. What concerns me is if Dallas can effectively put Dez or Witten into coverage by our linebackers consistently and just keep throwing to them, like what San Diego did. Kam was having ankle pain that day and it showed in a big way, but avoiding throwing to our corners is definitely the most likely way to have success. I'll be curious to see how Dallas tries to attack our defense.Sonnyboy":11wca4lt said:How do you view Romo in this match up? Concerned?
Wilson doesn't really have a consistently exploitable hole, IMO. Keep him in the pocket so he can't scramble? He's still a very good pocket passer. Get him outside the pocket? Nobody throws better on the run. A great pass rush has been problematic for him but I'd say the reasons why are more related to offensive play calling than anything else. When our pass pro sucks all game and Wilson's getting killed, we don't try to counter that with play calling such as quick slants, screens, etc. generally...Sonnyboy":11wca4lt said:Where's the hole in Wilson's game. How has he been best defended?
Really? Dan Quinn's "new" defensive scheme? Giacomini that plays for the Jets now? And who the heck is Ossai? If you're going to re-use an old post, at least update it better. I assume it was also you who posted this same thing on the 49ers forum last year, the Broncos forum last month, etc. Troll fail, dude. Seriously.
Edited to add - I just googled some of the phrasing in the above post and it's all over the internet with different teams and names filled in. So lame.
The_Z_Man":30e6w3ba said:NINEster":30e6w3ba said:If this was Cowboys of years' past I'd figure this to be a blowout in Seattle. It still could go that way very easily if one or two mistakes happen early on. That stadium is ruthless to those who make critical mistakes.
However, that OL is for real, league best. First time I saw my Niner run defense look average in a VERY long time, and we're top 3 against the run after 5 games so not a fluke on their part. If they can run a balanced offense, they will move the ball against a Seattle defense that's not quite as good as last year. If zone defense is an issue then Jason Witten can do damage moving the chains.
When it came out that the OL is legit I started to think it would be interesting to see how that helps for a team going into Centurylink. Should be fun to watch.
I believe the Cowboys can run Murray effectively out of spread formations, and if so that's pretty big since it will cut down defenders in the box.
Romo is a baller, always underestimated and s*** on by opposing fans because the Cowboys are the team to hate, but he can be scary when he's on. Versus SF 2011, both Giants games 2012, vs. Denver last year. All people talk about are late game ending picks, but that's overstated. He's dialed down his gunslinger ways a bit lately and it's paying off.
It's really all about the Cowboy defense and how they can deal with Seattle offense. I haven't kept up with the Cowboy D since we played them so not sure of their strengths and weaknesses. Run defense did not look good from memory but they can get after the QB a bit even without Ware. If the pass protection for SF & SEA are comparably poor, then Wilson will not have a ton of time to throw.
Seattle wins, but I see Cowboys covering and a 60 minute game.
I'm super super conservative when it comes to calling a Blowout for the Seahawks. I'm usually pretty down on this kinda stuff. I knew Monday night was going to be more of a problem than fans realized.
When this hawk team is facing a team that is down on their luck and everyone is expecting a blowout, Seahawks play badly, it's almost as if they feel sorry for the team.
But when a team that is a bit overrated is coming into the Clink riding a high streak and leading their division or the NFL and even Seahawk fans are going "yea, yea, they are going to give the hawks trouble" it's always a recipe for DOOM for the opposing team. These players take that as a personal challenge. Check the Saints last year, the 49ers in the last two regular season games in the Clink, that Cardinals home game in 2012 (we had already lost to them that year, so everyone was guessing it would be close).
I have that feeling again... this one is going to be ugly ugly ugly. Seahawks have not been getting turnovers at all. Cowboys are feeling confident, they watched that MNF game and they are thinking "Seahawks overrated a bit" -- it's all adding up to one of "those games" that happen at the Clink. The dam is about to break in the worst way.
Seahawks 52 Cowboys 13
Anyone around here will tell you that I don't predict blowouts... only predicted blowouts in 4 Seahawk games the last few years: 2012 home against the Cards and 49ers, 2013 home against the Jags and the Vikings.
I missed the Saints game last year, because I forgot this rule: Seahawks at home against confident winning teams = blowout.
STAR WARS":31hb0gu8 said:No matter what.....if you love football.....you have to love a game like this.
STAR WARS":31hb0gu8 said:Team for Team my Cowboys are overmatched due to our Defense.
Everybody says that. It never works. You can have one or the other, not both.STAR WARS":2ty1qf4j said:Truly....our only hope for our D to limit the Hawks O...is to stop Lynch from taking over.....and forcing Wilson to be a pocket passer all night.
You got a deal.badronald":xeecud8t said:So in conclusion - if Cowboys are going to lose to the Seahawks, then please also destroy the Eagles and Giants.
BlueTalon":ucbx0qv7 said:You got a deal.badronald":ucbx0qv7 said:So in conclusion - if Cowboys are going to lose to the Seahawks, then please also destroy the Eagles and Giants.
The_Z_Man":3dtslyc7 said:Well I was completely wrong... this is the first time in 3 years we have been beaten at home by a mediocre team with glaring weaknesses.
We just lost to a conference team that the niners pounded into the dirt WITHOUT key starters.
I guess Mike Rob was dead on... "Who's going to step up and be a leader on this team without Clem, Red, et." apparently no one so far... a bunch of cocksure young guys who did not look remotely ready to play this game today.
Ouch. Only consolation is that it's early in the year and a lot can happen by December. But it looks like homefield advantage for the playoffs is out. Seahawks going to have to peak late this year and go on a run on the road to defend their title.
You mad bro? We did come into Seattle and win.OrFan":87mqn6kt said:The dull-ass cowboy fans never change. They have a couple wins and all of a sudden they can come into Seattle and win. Time to knock them back into their little gopher hole, and back to crying about how bad Romo is.
The_Z_Man":oyl0j41e said:Well I was completely wrong... this is the first time in 3 years we have been beaten at home by a mediocre team with glaring weaknesses.
We just lost to a conference team that the niners pounded into the dirt WITHOUT key starters.
I guess Mike Rob was dead on... "Who's going to step up and be a leader on this team without Clem, Red, et." apparently no one so far... a bunch of cocksure young guys who did not look remotely ready to play this game today.
Ouch. Only consolation is that it's early in the year and a lot can happen by December. But it looks like homefield advantage for the playoffs is out. Seahawks going to have to peak late this year and go on a run on the road to defend their title.
Sonnyboy":22swrrl2 said:The_Z_Man":22swrrl2 said:Well I was completely wrong... this is the first time in 3 years we have been beaten at home by a mediocre team with glaring weaknesses.
We just lost to a conference team that the niners pounded into the dirt WITHOUT key starters.
I guess Mike Rob was dead on... "Who's going to step up and be a leader on this team without Clem, Red, et." apparently no one so far... a bunch of cocksure young guys who did not look remotely ready to play this game today.
Ouch. Only consolation is that it's early in the year and a lot can happen by December. But it looks like homefield advantage for the playoffs is out. Seahawks going to have to peak late this year and go on a run on the road to defend their title.
No. Romo wasn't healthy/ready to play week one and was a shell of himself. Single handidly lost the game for us. We'd crush SF right now.
Or see Seattle when our offensive coordinator's not having one of his bad bipolar days. Did you watch our game today? If so, what'd you think of our offensive's competency regarding play calling and execution? (The two are definitely not automatically linked.)NINEster":2g3f7txj said:We'll see you in January with Aldon Smith, Navorro Bowman, and Glenn Dorsey.
Show some respect, and win some post season games before thinking you're all that.