Jeff Fisher has now guaranteed his 12th season..

[ApnaHawk]

Fun fact: Fisher with the Rams is 4-4 versus the Seahawks with Pete Carroll.

In those 8 games, the Seahawks have had the same QB starting all 8, while the Rams have played 5 different QBs. All 4 of the Rams wins were notched by different starting QBs: Bradford, Davis, Foles, Keenum - a list of complete and utter garbage.

Which answers the question about the Rams talent and why we aren't better; the QB position. Give us Russell Wilson and I'd bet we would have a better record than Seattle right now.

But that's why Fisher should be replaced - 4 full seasons and no sign of a competent QB? Ridiculous. And the way he runs his teams, it's more likely that he tries to go with a veteran rather than spend a first round pick and roll with a rookie....which would infuriate the fanbase.

Fun Fact: The Seahawks in those years have made the playoffs 3 times. Gone to the SuperBowl 2 times. Have won 6 playoff games. Have won the Superbowl. Have won a total of 43 games in the past 3 years. I can just keep going.....

BUDDY! BUDDY!

Another thing is, take Russell. We will keep Pete and Company.

A big issue people never seem to understand is the make-up and chemistry from the ownership down. At the end of the day this game is a business.

Why do you think the patriots have been so successful? Everyone has always clicks from Kraft to Bill to Brady. It's a smooth operation. We are fortunate that we have the same thing in Seattle. Paul Allen is a blessing as an owner. Him to PC&JS to now Russell and co is a extremely smooth system.

I know the Bidwells have not always been looked at great owners, but I think with the hiring of Steve Keim and BA they have realized how much a great chemistry in your operation matters.

Steelers with the Rooney's.

When Jerry Jones and Jimmy Johnson were on the same page they took the NFL by storm.

I believe Kroenke is a good owner. He's done good things with Arsenal. The issue is, I think Kroenke is much more interested in building something in LA. It's gonna be sad, but a lot of this talent will leave or be gone by then.

 

[kearly]

The part that stings is that if Seattle had swept the Rams this year, it might have been enough to get Fisher fired.

 

[Subzero717]

The part that stings is that if Seattle had swept the Rams this year, it might have been enough to get Fisher fired.

As bad as I really dislike Fisher and Rams, I dont have to worry about them winning the division.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Fun fact: Fisher with the Rams is 4-4 versus the Seahawks with Pete Carroll............

Incorrect. Coach Cheap Shot is 5-7 vs. Pete in Pete's time as HC of Seattle. Source Pro Football Reference:
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/c ... arrPe0.htm

2010 Split, one game each..........Pete is 1-1 vs. Coach Cheap Shot
2011 Hawks won both 3-1
2012 Split, one game each 4-2
2013 Hawks won both 6-2
2014 Split 7-3
2015 Rams won both..........Pete at present is 7-5 vs. Coach Cheap Shot

 

[Jac]

Fun fact: Fisher with the Rams is 4-4 versus the Seahawks with Pete Carroll.

In those 8 games, the Seahawks have had the same QB starting all 8, while the Rams have played 5 different QBs. All 4 of the Rams wins were notched by different starting QBs: Bradford, Davis, Foles, Keenum - a list of complete and utter garbage.

Which answers the question about the Rams talent and why we aren't better; the QB position. Give us Russell Wilson and I'd bet we would have a better record than Seattle right now.

That's true. But if the Rams had Russell Wilson, they likely wouldn't have Aaron Donald or Todd Gurley right now because they'd be picking lower in each of those rounds. So, two steps forward, one step back. But to your point, a franchise QB transcends all.