...our Seahawks!

"That's the exciting part for road teams, to see if you can get them booing their own players."
http://seattletimes.com/html/seahawksbl ... cation=rss

Does this fire anyone up?! Tom Brady has no idea what hes getting into at all. He's going to look around the stadium and see 70,000 people with murder in their eyes, screaming at the top of their lungs for his blood.

We all we got we all we need Tom? That's our line bud, you've had the sports world all over your jock since you won your first superbowl.

Tom Brady - professional troll.

That's funny stuff. I like Brady. Reminds me of Hasselbeck.

He is right though. You know you love when the Hawks are on the road and the opposing fans start booing the team getting destroyed by the Hawks.

I don't think he says YOU WILL boo your own team. He said thats an exciting part of being on the road... for instance I am sure Seatle players love get 49er fans booing their team right? It means your doing your job and beating the home team.. and badly if the fans are booing.

Well, it wouldnt be the first time. I remember a lot of boo's for our NFL MVP.

Hey, Brady's stealing from Red Bryant!

Goat Lover wrote:It's always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, 'This is all we've got, and this is all we need, this is what we got to do,' and see 70,000 fans and keep them quiet, or turn them on their own team.

This is actually pretty good stuff. Well done, Thomas Edward Patrick "Tom" Brady, Jr.

Brady's showing confidence which he should. I have no problem with that. My problem would be if the Seahawks make him look like Nostradamus. I want this game mainly for that 4-2 record and to keep pace in our division. But what I REALLY want is us to beat the living crap out of the 49ers on the road next Thursday.

JSeahawks wrote:Well, it wouldnt be the first time. I remember a lot of boo's for our NFL MVP.

yeah, but the other team didn't do that, he brought it on himself.

SalishHawkFan wrote:

JSeahawks wrote:Well, it wouldnt be the first time. I remember a lot of boo's for our NFL MVP.

yeah, but the other team didn't do that, he brought it on himself.

No kidding. Running on a broken foot a year after winning the MVP. What a chump.

I'll just reply with: I wish he were our quarterback.

Hard to find fault with him aside from choosing Gisele over Bridget Moynahan. Personal preference of course.

Nah no boos. More like BRUUCcce! And more Sea-->Hawks chants.

I can see Boos for Wilson if he throwslike 3 picks and plays horrid... (seems fans split already on him why I say that)

I think what he said is pretty funny. I kind of like Tom Brady for comments like this, I don't get the hate. If I were an NFL player, I'd LOVE to get opposing fans booing. People need to read what he actually said and realize he didn't predict he'd do it, it's just a goal to try and achieve.

I was saying Boourns.

I admire Brady....However, seeing him get his ass kicked will be a delightful afternoon.

PatsFanNH wrote:I can see Boos for Wilson if he throwslike 3 picks and plays horrid... (seems fans split already on him why I say that)

I could see the fans booing if the offense has a couple 3-n-outs early. If Brady is tearing up the defense early, I would expect more shocked silence because that is the major strength of the Seahawks. The boos definitely would be toward the offense and coaches.

We have booed our own players plenty. He's right.

Sarlacc83 wrote:

SalishHawkFan wrote:

JSeahawks wrote:Well, it wouldnt be the first time. I remember a lot of boo's for our NFL MVP.

yeah, but the other team didn't do that, he brought it on himself.

No kidding. Running on a broken foot a year after winning the MVP. What a chump.

I tend to look at it as he was the proxy for the MVP because it couldn't be given to both Jones and Hutch who made sure he didn't have to curl up and fall down until he was 8-10 yards down the field.

Wow. I never realized how BS the NFL schedulers were until I actually looked it up.

NE Patriots have only played in 14 regular season games west of the rockies since 2000. (Most are against Denver of course).
4 of those games that were in 2008 were back to back road games that they conveniently stayed on the west coast (how nice schedulers).

Seattle Seahawks have played in 17 eastern standard times games since 2007!!!
None were back to back road games that would play in favor of the traveling team (unless you count going from San Francisco one week to Pittsburgh the next).

AF_Hawk wrote:Wow. I never realized how BS the NFL schedulers were until I actually looked it up.

NE Patriots have only played in 14 regular season games west of the rockies since 2000. (Most are against Denver of course).
4 of those games that were in 2008 were back to back road games that they conveniently stayed on the west coast (how nice schedulers).

Seattle Seahawks have played in 17 eastern standard times games since 2007!!!
None were back to back road games that would play in favor of the traveling team (unless you count going from San Francisco one week to Pittsburgh the next).

Come on, now. That's not "BS of the NFL schedulers."

Know how many NFL teams are west of the Rockies? 6, if you count Denver (which is technically east of the Rockies, in the foothills). That means there are 25 other teams east of the Rockies for the Pats to play.

Not to mention that half of those teams west of the Rockies are in the NFC, which means the Pats will play them only once every 4 years anyway, and only once every 8 years out west.

Know how many teams are in the Eastern time zone? 16 (essentially every team east of Indy and Tennessee).

In other words, that's not some biased NFL scheduling... it's just math.

volsunghawk wrote:In other words, that's not some biased NFL scheduling... it's just math.

And geography!

volsunghawk wrote:

AF_Hawk wrote:Wow. I never realized how BS the NFL schedulers were until I actually looked it up.

NE Patriots have only played in 14 regular season games west of the rockies since 2000. (Most are against Denver of course).
4 of those games that were in 2008 were back to back road games that they conveniently stayed on the west coast (how nice schedulers).

Seattle Seahawks have played in 17 eastern standard times games since 2007!!!
None were back to back road games that would play in favor of the traveling team (unless you count going from San Francisco one week to Pittsburgh the next).

Come on, now. That's not "BS of the NFL schedulers."

Know how many NFL teams are west of the Rockies? 6, if you count Denver (which is technically east of the Rockies, in the foothills). That means there are 25 other teams east of the Rockies for the Pats to play.

Not to mention that half of those teams west of the Rockies are in the NFC, which means the Pats will play them only once every 4 years anyway, and only once every 8 years out west.

Know how many teams are in the Eastern time zone? 16 (essentially every team east of Indy and Tennessee).

In other words, that's not some biased NFL scheduling... it's just math.

I understand there are more teams east of the mountains, but to think how easy in terms of their travel is amazing. They had a span of two seasons without ever going west! I know what you mean, and of course it makes sense in terms of numbers (and geography Zebulon Dak ), I was just pointing out what some may have not noticed before.

Edit: And to add, I didn't know it was every 4 years for teams to play other divisions outside the conference, I thought it was every 3.

AF_Hawk wrote:
I understand there are more teams east of the mountains, but to think how easy in terms of their travel is amazing. They had a span of two seasons without ever going west! I know what you mean, and of course it makes since in terms of numbers (and geography Zebulon Dak ), I was just pointing out what some may have not noticed before.

There's no doubt there's a big disparity in how much the western teams have to travel versus how much the east coast teams do. I'd love to see the league acknowledge that and try to accommodate the western teams by giving them favorable scheduling (like no road 10am games, for example) in order to inject a little more competitive balance, but I won't hold my breath waiting on it.

CodeWarrior wrote:I'll just reply with: I wish he were our quarterback.

Hard to find fault with him aside from choosing Gisele over Bridget Moynahan. Personal preference of course.

Gisele has boobs.

did i win the interwebz?

WIN

Do you hear this 12th Man!!! "Doing it in Seattle, a city that has remained supportive even in lean years, may be a taller task then quieting a Buffalo crowd, but Brady is hoping to have the home crowd "booing their own players" by the end of the game.

"It's always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, ‘This is all we've got and this is all we need and this is what we have to do,'" Brady said. "And see 70,000 fans, if you can keep them quiet or turn them on their own team. I think that's an exciting part for road teams."

That comment alone might give Seattle fans a little extra motivation to get loud Sunday."
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-r ... e-seahawks

12thMan1 wrote:I was saying Boourns.

Hahahahahahahahaaa

I borrowed that comic for FB! So much Win in that masterpiece! nicely done!

i5roadrunner wrote:Do you hear this 12th Man!!! "Doing it in Seattle, a city that has remained supportive even in lean years, may be a taller task then quieting a Buffalo crowd, but Brady is hoping to have the home crowd "booing their own players" by the end of the game.

"It's always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, ‘This is all we've got and this is all we need and this is what we have to do,'" Brady said. "And see 70,000 fans, if you can keep them quiet or turn them on their own team. I think that's an exciting part for road teams."

That comment alone might give Seattle fans a little extra motivation to get loud Sunday."
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-r ... e-seahawks

And what did he say that was "so offensive" to you? the fact he wants get the crowd quiet or to get you to boo your team? You do know thats his job is to defeat the Hawks and make them look bad while doing it thus making you boo right? ~~sigh~~

PatsFanNH wrote:

i5roadrunner wrote:Do you hear this 12th Man!!! "Doing it in Seattle, a city that has remained supportive even in lean years, may be a taller task then quieting a Buffalo crowd, but Brady is hoping to have the home crowd "booing their own players" by the end of the game.

"It's always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, ‘This is all we've got and this is all we need and this is what we have to do,'" Brady said. "And see 70,000 fans, if you can keep them quiet or turn them on their own team. I think that's an exciting part for road teams."

That comment alone might give Seattle fans a little extra motivation to get loud Sunday."
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-r ... e-seahawks

And what did he say that was "so offensive" to you? the fact he wants get the crowd quiet or to get you to boo your team? You do know thats his job is to defeat the Hawks and make them look bad while doing it thus making you boo right? ~~sigh~~

Actually, that shouldn't be part of the job. If it happens it happens, but really shouldn't be part of the job description. The fact that BB coached teams plan and play to do exactly that is a big part of the problem I have with them.

PatsFanNH wrote:

i5roadrunner wrote:Do you hear this 12th Man!!! "Doing it in Seattle, a city that has remained supportive even in lean years, may be a taller task then quieting a Buffalo crowd, but Brady is hoping to have the home crowd "booing their own players" by the end of the game.

"It's always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, ‘This is all we've got and this is all we need and this is what we have to do,'" Brady said. "And see 70,000 fans, if you can keep them quiet or turn them on their own team. I think that's an exciting part for road teams."

That comment alone might give Seattle fans a little extra motivation to get loud Sunday."
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-r ... e-seahawks

And what did he say that was "so offensive" to you? the fact he wants get the crowd quiet or to get you to boo your team? You do know thats his job is to defeat the Hawks and make them look bad while doing it thus making you boo right? ~~sigh~~

Seahawks fans look for reasons to be offended. We'll take anything out of context if it means we can play the "no respect" card.

Bitter,

If you dont want your team go out there and execute so well and look unstoppable that the home teams fans get restless and Boo. Then I am sorry I want my team EXECUTING the game plan to perfection and making the other team look like a JV team.

But hey I am an emperor deciple lol... long live emperor BB

PatsFanNH wrote:Bitter,

If you dont want your team go out there and execute so well and look unstoppable that the home teams fans get restless and Boo. Then I am sorry I want my team EXECUTING the game plan to perfection and making the other team look like a JV team.

But hey I am an emperor deciple lol... long live emperor BB

That is exactly what I want, and if the other team looking bad is a biproduct so be it. But to do things with the primary purpose of making the other team look bad isn't the way I like to see things done.

Bitter,

One is a bi product of the other... If you are executing For example the Pats in the 2nd half of the Bills game, you by bi product make the other team look BAD.. (and the Bills looked REAL bad 31 points in 1 quarter bad!)

RolandDeschain wrote:I think what he said is pretty funny. I kind of like Tom Brady for comments like this, I don't get the hate. If I were an NFL player, I'd LOVE to get opposing fans booing. People need to read what he actually said and realize he didn't predict he'd do it, it's just a goal to try and achieve.

Bradys a nit, his division blows and it always has, the guy would have never made it in a tough division, he would have been injured and retired, he's a spoilt bratt and I cant wait for the storm to ruffle his feathers, nuthin like watching that goon get up off the turf picken sod out of his face mask, doods ALL hype if you ask me...

Twisted wrote:

RolandDeschain wrote:I think what he said is pretty funny. I kind of like Tom Brady for comments like this, I don't get the hate. If I were an NFL player, I'd LOVE to get opposing fans booing. People need to read what he actually said and realize he didn't predict he'd do it, it's just a goal to try and achieve.

Bradys a nit, his division blows and it always has, the guy would have never made it in a tough division, he would have been injured and retired, he's a spoilt bratt and I cant wait for the storm to ruffle his feathers, nuthin like watching that goon get up off the turf picken sod out of his face mask, doods ALL hype if you ask me...

good smiley there, otherwise I may have taken you seriously but your just

should be fun watchin Brady scramble to the sidelines to throw the ball away, defense don't need personnel changes, put your best 11 out there and force the pats to beat you, be standin on the line shufflin when he walks up to the line, like bulls ready to charge the matador, fire shootin out there nostrils, I wouldn't give that Brady guy room to breath, forearms and cleats is all he deserves from this division...

I don't think anyone's offended. More like waiting and chuckling to themselves. I remember Aaron Rodgers making "golly, wow, shucks" faces before the MNF game at the noise of this crowd, as if to say, "They weren't kidding, these folks are LOUD." That's what Brady has to look forward to when he's on the field in Seattle.

PatsFanNH wrote:

i5roadrunner wrote:Do you hear this 12th Man!!! "Doing it in Seattle, a city that has remained supportive even in lean years, may be a taller task then quieting a Buffalo crowd, but Brady is hoping to have the home crowd "booing their own players" by the end of the game.

"It's always nice when you take 53 guys on the road and you say, ‘This is all we've got and this is all we need and this is what we have to do,'" Brady said. "And see 70,000 fans, if you can keep them quiet or turn them on their own team. I think that's an exciting part for road teams."

That comment alone might give Seattle fans a little extra motivation to get loud Sunday."
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/nfl-r ... e-seahawks

And what did he say that was "so offensive" to you? the fact he wants get the crowd quiet or to get you to boo your team? You do know thats his job is to defeat the Hawks and make them look bad while doing it thus making you boo right? ~~sigh~~

Yeah, and although we're Seahawk fans, we all hang off of Brady's jock strap just as you do, so I don't see any problem either

Aros wrote:Brady's showing confidence which he should. I have no problem with that. My problem would be if the Seahawks make him look like Nostradamus. I want this game mainly for that 4-2 record and to keep pace in our division. But what I REALLY want is us to beat the living crap out of the 49ers on the road next Thursday.

We won't beat the living hell out of any team let alone the 49ers. This team dosn't play like that.

Largent80 wrote:I admire Brady....However, seeing him get his ass kicked will be a delightful afternoon.

While sipping a white Russian.