National media are having field days bad mouthing our team and players. We are countering those negatives with positive energy like "watch our draft picks rise and rise"OP,
No reason to circle the wagons...
Just sit back and watch the damage our draft pick rise and rise......![]()
I have the same situation when I wear my Urlacher jersey here in Seahawks territory, but it’s all fun. I think both my teams are making good decisions in their rebuilds.I visited a friend in Colorado last week. One night in Denver, I went into a bar to get a bite to eat, and being that I was alone, I opted to sit down at the bar along with a number of other patrons, mostly Bronco fans, and when they saw my Seahawks baseball cap, they asked me if I watched the Bears game a few days earlier, which of course, I had. They began teasing me about it, a clumsy quarterback doing a face plant, a punt coverage player standing on the goal line with his head up his arse, and so on.
It was a fun, playful exchange and not at all confrontational, but wearing that Seahawks cap into enemy territory was very embarrassing, like I was walking around with my fly unzipped. Nevertheless, I'll continue to do so even though our prospects don't look very good. Over the years, I've given plenty of crap to other team's fans, and this season, it will likely be my turn to be the butt of every joke.
Oh, well.....
Yeah, that's one of the reasons why I like going to Las Vegas on an NFL Sunday, as everyone wears their colors, including casino employees, as it identifies where you're from and makes for a great icebreaker.I have the same situation when I wear my Urlacher jersey here in Seahawks territory, but it’s all fun. I think both my teams are making good decisions in their rebuilds.
Go Hawks!
Bear Down!
Since when does the national media get anything right about Seattle? Only when it is so obvious that a 3-year-old could figure it out.National media are having field days bad mouthing our team and players. We are countering those negatives with positive energy like "watch our draft picks rise and rise"![]()
You should have acknowledged all the jokes and all of it being true, then ended it with "Oh well, I'll always have 43-8" Mic dropI visited a friend in Colorado last week. One night in Denver, I went into a bar to get a bite to eat, and being that I was alone, I opted to sit down at the bar along with a number of other patrons, mostly Bronco fans, and when they saw my Seahawks baseball cap, they asked me if I watched the Bears game a few days earlier, which of course, I had. They began teasing me about it, a clumsy quarterback doing a face plant, a punt coverage player standing on the goal line with his head up his arse, and so on.
It was a fun, playful exchange and not at all confrontational, but wearing that Seahawks cap into enemy territory was very embarrassing, like I was walking around with my fly unzipped. Nevertheless, I'll continue to do so even though our prospects don't look very good. Over the years, I've given plenty of crap to other team's fans, and this season, it will likely be my turn to be the butt of every joke.
Oh, well.....
That 2013 super bowl remains unbelievable, how we totally dominated that Peyton led offense. Quite sure the Bronco fans gathered in CO bars were silent and shocked, rightfully so. We had a great defense, a great running game, and an elite game manager. A wonderful formula for success .... if only we built on that.You should have acknowledged all the jokes and all of it being true, then ended it with "Oh well, I'll always have 43-8" Mic drop
6-11 sounded about right, 6 wins are much better than the 3 or 4 wins national media has been predicting.My personal attitude to the approaching football season with regard to the Hawks has changed over the years. Back in the 80's, I was a huge optimist, convinced that we had one of the best teams in the league and that we were Super Bowl bound. It never happened as after that exciting year in the '83 season, we never even got to the conference championship, each season leaving me extremely disappointed.
Now, I'm more practical about my assessments, and take a more of a 'prove it' attitude, not getting too excited about the upcoming season until I've had a chance to see the current edition. I've also intentionally lowered my expectations, which creates a sort of win-win situation. If we lose, then I'm not as disappointed as I would have been otherwise because I've anticipated it and if we win, I'm more jacked because it was such a pleasant surprise.
This year, I'm expecting a sub .500 season. I really like our two new OT's, but they're going to have a learning curve, and given some of the edge rushers they'll be facing (the Bosa brothers, Kahlil Mack, etc), we're going to experience some growing pains. I also have zero confidence that Rashaad Penny can put in an injury free season, and that he'll miss multiple games. And of course, we do not have a reliable QB, although I do think that Geno will have a few golden moments. I'm predicting a 6-11 season.
Pete seems to think 10 wins. If one were to look at all the position groups they all look pretty good except maybe depth for inside line backer.. most think the weak spot is qb. Ok...Im just not sure thats completly acurate. I just think the Hawks are going to scheme around that and with a really solid run game it wont be as much of an issue as people think...if your asking your QB to be a game manager, in which im not certian thats even true, then scheme and exicution has to be the factor that make up the difference. Thats the way i see it any way...6-11 sounded about right, 6 wins are much better than the 3 or 4 wins national media has been predicting.
Go Hawks.
Time to drug test Pete if he thinks THIS team is a 10 win team.Pete seems to think 10 wins. If one were to look at all the position groups they all look pretty good except maybe depth for inside line backer.. most think the weak spot is qb. Ok...Im just not sure thats completly acurate. I just think the Hawks are going to scheme around that and with a really solid run game it wont be as much of an issue as people think...if your asking your QB to be a game manager, in which im not certian thats even true, then scheme and exicution has to be the factor that make up the difference. Thats the way i see it any way...