Interesting 49er Seahawks comparison I found

Interesting 49er Seahawks comparison I found...

And it's about to say 6 division titles to 3.
But don't ask a Niner "fan", they'll just tell you how much the "own" the Hawks since they came to the division. So cute

That should be blown up on put the side of a truck trailer and parked under that billboard the san franny fans are erecting with five SB trophs

maybe it'll sink in now that it's in black and white for them to see. We moved in put our feet up on the couch, grabbed the remote and helped ourselves to the fridge.

i'd like to see divisional records...

If the niners ever get that billboard put up this should be blown up and plastered over it.

How Many Rings do they have since the Realignment?

Or w/out their GM flat out cheating w/the salary cap (and yes, he got in trouble later for it)???

The past lives in the past.

All that matters now is that we win our 1st SB This Year.

djb28":2xvahlnt said:

How Many Rings do they have since the Realignment?

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Same amount as the Seahawks.

Also, to the OP, this comparison is kind of forced. The realignment happened right when the Niners were going into cap hell and the Seahawks were getting good. I would expect that the seahawks have done better in the division given those circumstances. Plus, history is history. Doesn't really apply to the current teams with the current players and coaches.

NorCal":w5y4dmj9 said:

Plus, history is history. Doesn't really apply to the current teams with the current players and coaches.

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First time ever written or said by a Niners Fan. Anywhere. Ever.

hawker84":266vw82m said:

maybe it'll sink in now that it's in black and white for them to see. We moved in put our feet up on the couch, grabbed the remote and helped ourselves to the fridge.

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You forgot to add that we also took their beer, drank it, and kicked them out of the house while holding their wife.

Funny how you guys willingly scrap your history since it's convenient to your case. What happened in 2002 is no more or less relevant than what happened in 1992.

60niners":2isy2c1e said:

Funny how you guys willingly scrap your history since it's convenient to your case. What happened in 2002 is no more or less relevant than what happened in 1992.

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Don't worry, you will get your girlfriend back, after we are done with her.

NorCal":27a7p2lh said:

djb28":27a7p2lh said:

How Many Rings do they have since the Realignment?

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Same amount as the Seahawks.

Also, to the OP, this comparison is kind of forced. The realignment happened right when the Niners were going into cap hell and the Seahawks were getting good. I would expect that the seahawks have done better in the division given those circumstances.
Plus, history is history. Doesn't really apply to the current teams with the current players and coaches.

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But...but....5 rings !

I don't see how the comparison is forced. It starts when we could actually play you guys head to head. THere isn't a more fair or objective comparison really. It has nothing to do with the Seahawks that you guys were in cap hell. Just like it had nothing to do with the Niners when the Hawks were putrid in the mid to late 90's. We own our pain.

OrFan":3ailtikk said:

60niners":3ailtikk said:

Funny how you guys willingly scrap your history since it's convenient to your case. What happened in 2002 is no more or less relevant than what happened in 1992.

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Don't worry, you will get your girlfriend back, after we are done with her.

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No intelligent retort? Just what I expected.

History means nothing, except when it's convenient to Seahawk fans.

Decided to look for something intelligent. So I did. It was a bad time for the rebellion...the deathstar had been built and ...well...here is the story. 1970s-1980s

Preseason: Preseason football between the Raiders and the Seahawks was limited but contested. Each team came away with one win each, defending their home field, the Raiders in 1976 and the Seahawks in 1977.

Regular Season: The year of 1977 was a colossal year for the Silver and Black. The Raiders were coming off a triumphant Super Bowl win, and another epic NFL rivalry was about to commence with the first meeting of the Raiders and Seahawks. The game went well, at least for the reigning Super Bowl champions. The Raiders bested the Seahawks with a win of 44-7 at home in Oakland.

In 1980, after having been swept by the Seahawks the two previous seasons, the Raiders had something to prove and came away with two wins during the regular season. The Raiders won in Oakland with a score of 33-14 in the first meeting. The second match-up highlighted the first ever Monday Night Football game against the Seahawks, and Oakland went on to win with a score of 19-17. The Raiders ended the season as Super Bowl champs. On November 29, 1981, the Raiders-Seahawks rivalry was taken to the next level. Not only was this considered one of the greatest comebacks in Raiders history, but was also a marquee game for this rivalry. The Raiders stood victorious with a score of 32-31 over the Seahawks. In 1982, the Raiders once again hosted the Seahawks but this time at their new home in Los Angeles. The Raiders were successful, winning of 28-23. In 1983, the Seahawks swept the Raiders in the regular season, which fueled the Raiders passion when it came time for the postseason. The Silver and Black dominated by defeating the Seahawks in AFC Championship game launching the Raiders to their third Super Bowl title.

1990s – 2000s

Preseason: The Raiders won lost at home in 1996, but then took the 2000 matchup in Oakland 20-0. However, the Raiders then lost four in a row prior to winning in Oakland 27-24 in 2010.

Regular season: In 1990, the Raiders swept the Seahawks in both regular season games by scores of 17-13 and 24-17. The year of 1991 marked another great Raiders moment against Seattle as kicker Jeff Jaeger clinched the game with a field goal in stunning overtime fashion with a score of 23-20. In 1992, the Raiders shut out Seattle 19-0 at The King Dome and won 20-3 at home in Los Angeles. In 1993, the Raiders defeated Seattle twice, 17-13, and the last time they would meet in Los Angeles, 27-23. In 1994 the Raiders won the second of two match-ups 17-16 in Seattle. In 2000, the Raiders defeated Seattle at home by a score of 31-3 on their way to three consecutive division championships, 2000-2002.

2010s

Since 2010, the Raiders and Seahawks have only met once in the regular season. The Raiders won the matchup 33-3 in October 2010. However, they have met twice in the preseason since then, but the Raiders fell short in both of those meetings at Seattle’s CenturyLink Field.
Now we have a new dynasty...and Ninner fan....be my guest. :-

60niners":5dc0hpl0 said:

Funny how you guys willingly scrap your history since it's convenient to your case. What happened in 2002 is no more or less relevant than what happened in 1992.

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Except that we never played the Niners with even remote frequency. We are talking about 5-6 times, until 2002. The relevancy is there.

60niners":2xrxoec5 said:

OrFan":2xrxoec5 said:

60niners":2xrxoec5 said:

Funny how you guys willingly scrap your history since it's convenient to your case. What happened in 2002 is no more or less relevant than what happened in 1992.

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Don't worry, you will get your girlfriend back, after we are done with her.

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No intelligent retort? Just what I expected.

History means nothing, except when it's convenient to Seahawk fans.

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Blah blah blah.... Five Super Bowls....blah blah ...Seaderall....blah blah blah ....cheathawks....Joe Montana....blah blah...classless organization...blah blah f-ing blah.

I am so ready for their season to end....I only hope it can be here in Seattle.

Sedaisan":1wnyct3f said:

Interesting 49er Seahawks comparison I found...

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Love it