Next up: Giants

[Rat]

O/U on Pierre-Paul sacks: 3.5

 

[AROS]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1.

The fact that we almost always play down to inferior competition in the Pete Carroll era would suggest otherwise.

Ah there he is. Always good for being the perpetual cynic.

 

[RolandDeschain]

Ah there he is. Always good for being the perpetual cynic.

I was merely stating a fact.

 

[Sgt. Largent]

I was hoping the Giants would get crushed last night, which would have probably meant McAdoo getting fired today.

But instead they circled the wagons, simplified every aspect of their schemes and punched the Broncos in the mouth in their own house. Impressive win.

So now we got a good ol' fashioned dogfight on our hands.

Rule #1 of the NFL, NEVER underestimate a desperate team.............and right now the Giants are a desperate team.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Shoot, this weekend in the NFL and College football proved one certain thing: ANY team can be knock out, regardless of the opponent and/or record, period.

 

[London12]

My first ever game just got a lot more competitive, apparently.

 

[Year of The Hawk]

There are no gimmes in the NFL. The Giants gave over play calling to there OC for the first time against the Broncos. It seems to have worked. This means we only have one game to review with this guy making the play calls. It will be a harder chess match. I still feel we win but it is not as easy as some make it to be.

 

[Seymour]

That is a team in a world of hurt. 0-5 and they lost three WRs and a special teams players to injuries today. OBJ out for the season.

Not to mention that Eli is getting abused like a red headed step wife as well. :twisted:

What the hell is a step WIFE? LMAO

step CHILD, brother... step CHILD.

Thanks for the laff. I needed that.

You'll need to ask Montana, he started it. I'm just passing the torch. :lol:

You have to admit though, that if there was such a thing, the abuse level would likely be high.

 

[chris98251]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

 

[Year of The Hawk]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

 

[JGfromtheNW]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

 

[chris98251]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

Maybe not always, but most times, looks towards East Coast and see's smiling Brady.

 

[JGfromtheNW]

Maybe not always, but most times, looks towards East Coast and see's smiling Brady.

Might want to work on a different example, considering the Pats have lost two games at home already this season and are about 3-4 plays that could have gone either way from being 1-5...

 

[seahawkfreak]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

This is true and we won those close games in our SB year. That's what champions do. We will have to see what type of team we are this year.

 

[NFSeahawks]

Ah there he is. Always good for being the perpetual cynic.

I was merely stating a fact.

Ahh here he is on pager duty watching "Little House on The Prarie"

You are always wrong when the mods say Roland.

.NET cynic

 

[RolandDeschain]

Ahh here he is on pager duty watching "Little House on The Prarie"

You are always wrong when the mods say Roland.

.NET cynic

Well, in that case, I stand corrected by the almighty NFS.

:lol:

 

[Year of The Hawk]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

This is true and we won those close games in our SB year. That's what champions do. We will have to see what type of team we are this year.

Agreed

 

[chris98251]

The Seahawks don't underestimate any team, 1-5 or 5-1. Their confidence going into Met Life has to be sky high considering our record there in recent years. As long as they treat this as another "Championship Game" they will be fine.

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

This is true and we won those close games in our SB year. That's what champions do. We will have to see what type of team we are this year.

Difference is during Super Bowl years we don't look out classed and out coached.

 

[had2bhawk]

I am sure the Huskies and Cougars had that same confidence this past weekend, Broncos as well. We don't have a Championship swagger so far this season, we escaped from L.A. with a win, have not looked dominant in any of our games regardless of score so far this season. Even the Colts game those observing could see chinks in the armor, we just had a lot more overall talent and as stated they were The Colts, it should have been a beat down yet we made a back up QB and a line missing a Center look almost adequate.

Championship teams are not always dominant. When we won the Super Owl we did not roll over teams the whole schedule. We had our share of close games and struggles. Not many teams just roll on there way to Super Bowl. The Panthers did two years ago and look where it got them.....

This is true and we won those close games in our SB year. That's what champions do. We will have to see what type of team we are this year.

Difference is during Super Bowl years we don't look out classed and out coached.

True! Only week 6, coaches are coaching at this time and won't stop till SB.

 

[RW92]

Hey anyone else going to the game Sunday? I have two seats in the third row behind Seahawks bench. Hope to bring home a win and great pics of the team. It will be my first time seeing them live.