So Nervous

[Welshers2]

As the Seahawks prepare for our biggest game in over a decade I gotta say I am so f-ing nervous!

I completely believe in the Hawks and believe it is more likely than not that we beat the Rams for a number of reasons. But despite that, it's still a big time playoff game vs a boogeyman rival who we have played two insanely close games with this year.

It could truly go either way. So badly do I want this team as NFC champions and in the Super Bowl two weeks from tomorrow.

Even if they dont get it done it will still be an incredible season and the future will be bright for this team. But so badly I know 12 Nation just wants to go out and get this vs our rival tomorrow.

Im ******* nervous for this game guys.

 

[HOF Hater]

I felt the exact same way before the Niners game. If this was just another team I wouldn't be as worried but these are the 2 best teams in the league who also happen to be bitter and divisional rivals so that is always a factor

 

[sutz]

Understandable. Hang tough.

 

[Grahamhawker]

Yeah, nervous. And I gotta say I'm getting tired of seeing the Rams and 9ers so many times in rapid succession.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

I get crap from people on here because my anxiety translates into pessimism and into concern over certain aspects of the team. I guess I'm supposed to be breathlessly optimistic or I'm called a pussy (add the cat emoji so it's supposedly better!) and get the middle finger.

 

[SeahawkSteve80]

My anxiety is through the roof right now

 

[MORGULON]

I hear everyone but I'm at peace.
Of course there are nerves but I have no bearing on the outcome.


Seattle is a real team again

 

[hox]

I was very confident before both 49er games, and even zen about it, because I knew we matched up extremely well against them.

I am still confident about this game. But I don't like the match ups. It's basically a coin flip type of game that can go either way.

Also something like 83% of public money is on Seattle. Vegas would make a killing if the Rams win... I hope it'll be a clean game with competent officiating.

 

[Count Hawkula]

Let's F'ing go Hawks! Take no prisoners.

 

[Hollandhawk]

I was very confident before both 49er games, and even zen about it, because I knew we matched up extremely well against them.

I am still confident about this game. But I don't like the match ups. It's basically a coin flip type of game that can go either way.

Also something like 83% of public money is on Seattle. Vegas would make a killing if the Rams win... I hope it'll be a clean game with competent officiating.

Seahawks winning by 1 or 2 points still would make Vegas happy

 

[SoulfishHawk]

This is the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP. I would be concerned if ANYONE wasn't nervous. This is how it's supposed to be.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

I get crap from people on here because my anxiety translates into pessimism and into concern over certain aspects of the team. I guess I'm supposed to be breathlessly optimistic or I'm called a pussy (add the cat emoji so it's supposedly better!) and get the middle finger.

Relax. Nobody is calling you that

 

[SoulfishHawk]

3-1 in championship games. About to be 4-1. I think a lot of newer fans might not even know the Hawks were in the AFC Championship in 1983.

 

[whidbeast]

I hear everyone but I'm at peace.
Of course there are nerves but I have no bearing on the outcome.


Seattle is a real team again

Also very much at peace and here to reassure everyone of victory.

We're gonna ring that bell! We're gonna ring that championship bell!

 

[AROS]

Nerves are normal for any myriad of reasons. As confident as I am, I would be lying to you and myself if I said I am not nervous at all. Of course I am! I don't get to change the outcome of the game. Only the players and coaches can do that. Yes, generating noise is indeed helpful and will be tomorrow, but it's what happens on the field with effort and execution that will decide this game, just like any other game.

We got this.

 

[IronHawk87]

No reason to be nervous. Nothing any of us do has any effect on the outcome of the game. If they lose life will go on, if they win life will go on. Only thing to do is watch the game and hope it's entertaining.

 

[FLSeahawk]

I was very confident before both 49er games, and even zen about it, because I knew we matched up extremely well against them.

I am still confident about this game. But I don't like the match ups. It's basically a coin flip type of game that can go either way.

Also something like 83% of public money is on Seattle. Vegas would make a killing if the Rams win... I hope it'll be a clean game with competent officiating.

It was earlier which was making me nervous but it’s switched to 52% on the rams with 59% of the money on rams too.

https://www.sportsbettingdime.com/nfl/public-betting-trends/

Edit: Sorry that was on the spread, money line is still heavy on the Seahawks

 

[The Twelvethman]

No reason to be nervous. Nothing any of us do has any effect on the outcome of the game. If they lose life will go on, if they win life will go on. Only thing to do is watch the game and hope it's entertaining.

Through life in general this is how I try to live, however sports for me are far more enjoyable when felt.

The 9ers blowout was a great win for the Hawks but the few nerves I had went straight out the window from the opening return & life went on, that Rams TNF game however had me buzzing for days afterwards.

 

[Welshers2]

Nerves are normal for any myriad of reasons. As confident as I am, I would be lying to you and myself if I said I am not nervous at all. Of course I am! I don't get to change the outcome of the game. Only the players and coaches can do that. Yes, generating noise is indeed helpful and will be tomorrow, but it's what happens on the field with effort and execution that will decide this game, just like any other game.

We got this.

And I truly believe we are the better team top to bottom

 

[Chukarhawk]

this is the Superbowl, these are the two best teams in the league.