KINGS OF THE WEST ONCE AGAIN!!!

[Mike D in 332]

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Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. You know the Niners are going down hard today. Niners got lucky to get the win in week one. You’re about to see how Purdy reacts to being smashed for 60 minutes! This Seahawks team is different and if you know football you know that.
I’ll respect that y’all have made it this far with duct tape and baling wire. We are all about to see if you can hold up under major pressure. Also, your defense and special teams are going to be part of this game. Niners suck on defense and are nothing special on special teams. Probably going to be another game with zero TDs for them.
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!! I’ll be there watching your destruction. Thanks for trolling

 

[Appyhawk]

In addition to JTT's action I will make notice that I have already cleaned out the entire barn this morning. No turds allowed on the field of play! I will do it again prior to kickoff for good measure. Just doing my part.

 

[JustTheTip]

In addition to JTT's action I will make notice that I have already cleaned out the entire barn this morning. No turds allowed on the field of play! I will do it again prior to kickoff for good measure. Just doing my part.

I additionally deleted all but two of his posts. The remaining posts have minor modifications for accuracy.

 

[Cyrus12]

Likely a previous poster here.....

 

[pmedic920]

I think its the size of the stadium by rule that prevents it.
I mean they had a superbowls in Detroit and in NY

I’m pretty sure it’s Seating capacity as #1 reason they use.

 

[chris98251]

I’m pretty sure it’s Seating capacity as #1 reason they use.

Current seating yes, but Paul had it built to be expanded to be able to Host a Super Bowl also, I can't remember the exact number but it is upward to like 76,000 which met the requirements of that time. Not sure what the size requirements are today.

 

[pmedic920]

Current seating yes, but Paul had it built to be expanded to be able to Host a Super Bowl also, I can't remember the exact number but it is upward to like 76,000 which met the requirements of that time. Not sure what the size requirements are today.

I’m aware.

There are actually a bunch of hoops to jump through for any city that wants to have their name in the hat.

Looking at this, if it’s a hard rule…

….parking is a huge stumbling block for Seattle.

Google Search

Looking at this Readers Digest article, there are some really obscure requirements as well.

15 Ridiculous NFL Requirements for Cities Hosting the Super Bowl

Want your city to host a Superbowl? This is what it takes, according to an NFL document.

www.rd.com

 

[sutz]

One consideration is the open air stadium in a Northern clime. Got away with it in Jersey for 48, but will they take that chance again?

 

[JustTheTip]

One consideration is the open air stadium in a Northern clime. Got away with it in Jersey for 48, but will they take that chance again?

If NY or Boston builds another new stadium they will. I don’t think it happens here with anything less then a closed stadium on the level of sofi. And even then it only gets south Alaska in the conversation with zero guarantees

 

[JustTheTip]

Likely a previous poster here.....

I was thinking livininhawktown.

 

[Cyrus12]

I was thinking livininhawktown.

Yep same actually. Its just in the language.

 

[Seahawker]

I predicted this team would be better than most experts predicted. But I will fully admit that these guys far exceeded my expectations for this team.

This defense honestly rivals the Legion of Boom (that 2013-2014 Super Bowl Team). In some ways, as incredible as it may sound, I would argue this group of McDonald’s is actually better. Which by the way — can someone come up with an appropriate name for this defense? This defense certainly deserves a name.

This team is looking like a Super Bowl Team. Honestly, I think we just got through playing and beating the next best contenders over the past three weeks — both of whom happen to be in the NFC West. This is shaping up to be a fun ride!