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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win.  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 3:56 pm |
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Hawken-Dazs wrote: To those saying "if only he was two inches taller..."
he wouldn't be as elusive in running if he was taller. His height is a blessing in disguise.
Also, he does a great job selling the fake handoff because of his height. Those are key plays that have stretched the field in numerous drives. Yeah, I'm starting to think that any liabilities due to his height are offset by other benefits. Game and match. _________________  "John Schneider is...half ninja assassin, half shark. This man does not screw around...So glad he is our GM." - PGunning101
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 3:59 pm |
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Russell "Will It" Wilson.
As in telling your great grandkids, "Old 'Will It' Wilson, he imposed his will on the game. When we needed a win, he would will it to happen."
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 4:03 pm |
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With 3:40 left in regulation and the Hawks down 4 points, 10-14, starting at their own 3 yard line, I said to my wife after pausing the DVR...
"This drive will define the rest of the season for the Seahawks". And it did, imo.
And OMFG, did Wilson come through... a 97 yard TD drive... simply AMAZING!!
And then to come back in OT and have another TD drive... this one 80 yards... to win the game... AMAZING AGAIN!!
And I especially love that we didn't let Chicago have the ball in OT.
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Endzorn, 3 min. later... "Football aside, I would pay money to see that. I'm serious."
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 4:05 pm |
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All with our back-up QB.
I can't wait until Flynn's arm is healthy!!!!!
_________________ Beast Mode...try BORG MODE Driver of the PC/JS Bandwagon since 2010
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 4:17 pm |
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onanygivensunday wrote: And I especially love that we didn't let Chicago have the ball in OT. That part is really sweet, isn't it? _________________ "John Schneider is...half ninja assassin, half shark. This man does not screw around...So glad he is our GM." - PGunning101
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 4:45 pm |
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This may be a completely, utterly, and totally unfair assessment ... but I almost got the sense like Russell Wilson said to himself, "I don't care WHAT Darrell Bevell just called -- we're doing THIS." I especially felt like that on his scrambles when he called his own number. I really DO believe that he (Wilson) is the singular reason that we won because of HIS calls. That might be totally off -- it was just the sense that I got. Any of you guys get that same sense?
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 4:51 pm |
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Hawkscanner wrote: This may be a completely, utterly, and totally unfair assessment ... but I almost got the sense like Russell Wilson said to himself, "I don't care WHAT Darrell Bevell just called -- we're doing THIS." I especially felt like that on his scrambles when he called his own number. I really DO believe that he (Wilson) is the singular reason that we won because of HIS calls. That might be totally off -- it was just the sense that I got. Any of you guys get that same sense? BINGO! That is the name of this thread! Russell put the game on his shoulders and "made it so"!
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:03 pm |
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EastCoastHawksFan wrote: he completes me. He completes passes. _________________ 
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:07 pm |
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if nothing else, this is the nfl season where starting a rookie doesn't look like too big a risk.
russell for the win!
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:08 pm |
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Hawkscanner wrote: This may be a completely, utterly, and totally unfair assessment ... but I almost got the sense like Russell Wilson said to himself, "I don't care WHAT Darrell Bevell just called -- we're doing THIS." I especially felt like that on his scrambles when he called his own number. I really DO believe that he (Wilson) is the singular reason that we won because of HIS calls. That might be totally off -- it was just the sense that I got. Any of you guys get that same sense? Yes. ...and sometimes a QB just has to do that (ala Hass in the first playoff game in '05). Love it as it happens but also scares me. Don't want him sacrificing himself for a win. Please don't get hurt m'man. _________________ "John Schneider is...half ninja assassin, half shark. This man does not screw around...So glad he is our GM." - PGunning101
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:08 pm |
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Bigpumpkin wrote: Hawkscanner wrote: This may be a completely, utterly, and totally unfair assessment ... but I almost got the sense like Russell Wilson said to himself, "I don't care WHAT Darrell Bevell just called -- we're doing THIS." I especially felt like that on his scrambles when he called his own number. I really DO believe that he (Wilson) is the singular reason that we won because of HIS calls. That might be totally off -- it was just the sense that I got. Any of you guys get that same sense? BINGO! That is the name of this thread! Russell put the game on his shoulders and "made it so"!Yep. And when they finally trust him to really open it up and play his game, he'll be even better. We're starting to see the beginning of how good he can be, and he isn't letting us down. He's as smart a quarterback as I've seen in a long time. _________________ I blog, I tweet. When I'm not writing or goofing around on Seahawks.NET.
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:09 pm |
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Trenchbroom wrote: Oh and one more thing: THIS is the Russell Wilson that we saw in the pre-season! Back when they let him do whatever he wanted to comPETE for the job.
Kudos to Pete for being true to his word and opening the whole playbook. LOLOL, That little train that could, should be saying, "I damn sure can, I damn sure can, I damn sure can" Third rounder??, that was the steal of the whole damned draft, PC and JS knew it, and now, so does everybody else. That's what, 19 TD's so far now? Rice, Tate and Baldwin have dialed into the same frequency as Wilson, and next Season, with continuety? look out!
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:11 pm |
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Bigpumpkin wrote: Hawkscanner wrote: This may be a completely, utterly, and totally unfair assessment ... but I almost got the sense like Russell Wilson said to himself, "I don't care WHAT Darrell Bevell just called -- we're doing THIS." I especially felt like that on his scrambles when he called his own number. I really DO believe that he (Wilson) is the singular reason that we won because of HIS calls. That might be totally off -- it was just the sense that I got. Any of you guys get that same sense? BINGO! That is the name of this thread! Russell put the game on his shoulders and "made it so"!To me, it's like he said, "Boys -- we are NOT going down. NOT TODAY." Kinda like that scene from Rocky IV (I think it was) when Rocky is getting absolutely pummeled ... and Apollo Creed's former trainer is screaming, "Don't go down! ... don't go down!" That's what kept going through my mind what Wilson was saying to his team. THAT's leadership boys!
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:13 pm |
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sturg78 wrote: TIL Russell Wilson is short because his giant balls loaded his growth plates as an adolescent. Yep, they're called, "INDUSTRIAL SIZE BALLS" lol
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:17 pm |
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WindCityHawk wrote: 0 interceptions in 3 games, 2 of which have been on the road. Wow. He hasn't thrown a pick in the last FOUR games. give the man his due! _________________ 
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:19 pm |
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I love this kid! What he lacks in size he makes up in heart and smarts.
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:26 pm |
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Not unlike Kwai Chang Caine and the rice paper, Snake Eyes Wilson walked all over the Bears and did not leave a mark.
_________________ SeaChase wrote: One thing I noticed,well in my opinion,is that Wilson isnt a good passer.
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:29 pm |
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TDOTSEAHAWK wrote: Regardless - if he continues similarly - this is the greatest single season by a QB in Seahawk history. Period. 2005 Hass would be the only one that comes close. Warren Moon had a pretty good year in 1997, 25 TD's (18 INT's), 3600+ yards.
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:55 pm |
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HawKnPeppa wrote: MontanaHawk05 wrote: The amazing thing is, he did it while still missing blatantly wide-open throws all over the place. Unbelievable competitor. Ya know, it's possible he missed some open guys, but neither you nor Fudwamper knew the specifics of the plays and his read progressions, so how can you so emphatically say that? here's the thing. he may have missed some wide open receivers. but does anyone here think he won't catch that in film study and begin looking for that play? also, I think it shows some understanding of how defenses try to will set a qb up and try to sabotage a throw for a pick.
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Post subject: Re: Russell Wilson willed the team to that win. Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 6:12 pm |
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 Russell Wilson: "Hold your ground, hold your ground! Fellow Seahawks, my brothers! I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship, but it is not this day. An hour of woes and shattered shields, when the age of men comes crashing down! But it is not this day! This day we fight! By all that you hold dear on this good Earth, I bid you *stand, Men of the West!*"
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