"I like the way we're going" Pete Carroll.

From the game evenings video @ .com ~5:12
http://www.seahawks.com/videos-photos/v ... c69f09b83d

Glad someone likes it.

The O-line is proud...

What's not to like?

6-3. Just ran for 350 yards in a game.

What's not to like?
Russ running for his freakin' life, and that's when he's passing.

theENGLISHseahawk":3aicyky6 said:

What's not to like?

6-3. Just ran for 350 yards in a game.

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While it's great to do that, there are some legitimate questions about our passing game, and lately, Russell's decision making. I've always felt the kid was unflappable, but something's going on here. I was scoffed at a few weeks back when I suggested that perhaps the young man had too much on his plate. Maybe not...either way he's not looking like the decisive slinger he was before. Footwork? Trying to do too much during the game? Lynch's performance today as well as the O line finally coming around may ease some of the self-imposed burden he's laid on himself. We'll see. Kansas City's defense is no pushover and it's going to be a hell of a fight.

theENGLISHseahawk":6awr1xit said:

What's not to like?

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Snake oil. I don't like snake oil.

Seahawks finished this game strong. And not just the run game, Wilson finished well and so did the defense.

It feels like something very special has been brewing with Seattle's run game for some time, but this was a perfect storm scenario. The Seahawks running game reached a new plane of existence. You almost never see a rushing performance this lopsided in professional football.

It's crazy that Seattle entered this game ranked #2 in the NFL in rushing- an elite rushing team- yet this team rushing performance still had the feel of a "turning the corner" kind of game. I don't think they'll run up 350 on the Chiefs, but this run game looks like it could carry the team a lot further than we thought it could before.

Rocket":22qije5q said:

What's not to like?
Russ running for his freakin' life, and that's when he's passing.

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Running for his life?

We must've watched a different game.

The hysteria surrounding the offensive line is unbelievable in Seattle.

theENGLISHseahawk":1gaqv2lb said:

Rocket":1gaqv2lb said:

What's not to like?
Russ running for his freakin' life, and that's when he's passing.

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Running for his life?

We must've watched a different game.

The hysteria surrounding the offensive line is unbelievable in Seattle.

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Yes, most runs were designed plays, I thought the o-line played a lot better yesterday.

Not that Tukuafu plays every down, but I sure like the way he's contributed. Having snagged him to help open holes could prove to be a mini-coup d'état.

I honestly think our O line is going to start to gel in a hurry. Getting Okung and Unger Healthy will free things up a little for Sweezy and especially Britt. They can move on from trying to hold things together, to actually functioning as a cohesive unit. Everyone is in a frenzy about our passing game lately, perhaps rightly so, but I think fixing the Offensive line is paramount to our immediate post season plans. Having an epic 4 headed monster of a running game sure as hell helps offset our passing deficiency somewhat. If we start to feature Turbin and Michael a bit more it will certainly keep teams guessing. The game yesterday is what a lot of us were hoping to see with Harvin here, so to see it coming together without him and his gargantuan cap hit is just icing.

Ruminator":1a737tou said:

Not that Tukuafu plays every down, but I sure like the way he's contributed. Having snagged him to help open holes could prove to be a mini-coup d'état.

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He's a big boy and I saw him lay the wood in the hole a couple times yesterday and it's only his second game... I agree, I think that may turn out to be a crucial pick-up.

LawlessHawk":2inehmie said:

Ruminator":2inehmie said:

Not that Tukuafu plays every down, but I sure like the way he's contributed. Having snagged him to help open holes could prove to be a mini-coup d'état.

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He's a big boy and I saw him lay the wood in the hole a couple times yesterday and it's only his second game... I agree, I think that may turn out to be a crucial pick-up.

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His rapid progression combined with a (hopefully soon) return of Zach Miller could prove to be huge in the coming weeks.

When we are healthy we will start to own suckas. I trust in russ to fix his issues

I'm REALLY looking forward to seeing Moeaki get some reps this week and hopefully get some game action in KC.

This is all a dream, running teams don't go anywhere, this is a QB driven league, the run game is dead, pass pass pass, who cares if you have incompletions or interceptions, the fans want passing. :sarcasm_on:

chris98251":26zal2rw said:

This is all a dream, running teams don't go anywhere, this is a QB driven league, the run game is dead, pass pass pass, who cares if you have incompletions or interceptions, the fans want passing. :sarcasm_on:

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You will conform... resistance is futile.

Well, if someone doesn't like what they saw yesterday, that's their own issue.