No respect for the road win

[Hawks46]

I see this morning on my Comcast home page we are now 5th behind 2 teams with less wins than us. (ninnirs & nawrlins)

I think that's funny because its one game.

:les:

http://xfinity.comcast.net/slideshow/sp ... ingsWeek8/

I think it has less to do with a "road" win and more to do with the 135 total yards of offense we gained. Now that I mention that, I wonder what the least amount of yardage a team has gained and still won the game ? Probably back in the 40's or something.

 

[Hawknight]

"Seattle celebrated Halloween early Monday night by dressing up its offense as the Jaguars. "

Oh come on that's funny lol

 

[scutterhawk]

I see this morning on my Comcast home page we are now 5th behind 2 teams with less wins than us. (ninnirs & nawrlins)

I think that's funny because its one game.

:les:

http://xfinity.comcast.net/slideshow/sp ... ingsWeek8/

I'd think it was funny too if there were anything humorous about it, because if you think about last Season and the 49rs splitting a game with the lowly Rams, and not losing their power ranking, tells you a bunch about the joker that's assessing the stats without using the actual win/loss as a barometer.
Good teams find ways to win, even when the opposition stacks the box with 8 all game long, and throws everything they have at a tattered and diminished Seahawks O-Line, and still can't eke out a win.
I'd be more apt to consider the staying power of a team that defies these kind of stats, and overcomes an opponent that seemingly has everything sewed up for the win.
I noticed that the Rams moved up the ranking scale with having lost yet another game, AT HOME no less, what's that tell ya? :16:

 

[Rocket]

Wait... you think Jeff the Comcast sports guy has a valid opinion?
the comcast sports guy?

Bwa, ha, ha, ha, ha....