Imagine what the crowd will be like if they come here in the playoffs
How many Hawks fans will be at the stadium?
How many Hawks fans will be at the stadium?
Imagine what the crowd will be like if they come here in the playoffs
How many Hawks fans will be at the stadium?
Well... we've now lost to Seattle at home 3 years in a row...
No one is melting down just reality has hit.
We're not unbeatable and Seattle is very good.
We'll face them again in the playoffs if we win our first game. At least the NFC championship should be in our house as I think they'll beat Carolina at this point.
Either way nothing has changed we're in the playoffs as healthy as we can hope to be this time of year and we'll see but to think this didn't mean anything today is just not based in any kind of reality.
That's what losers say when they get their ass beat.
I hope the team realizes now that they have to show up from opening kick off on to have a chance because that's the truth in the playoffs anyway.
If anything this game may mean something positive for motivation so they don't learn this lesson game one of the playoffs.
Really can't stand the loser mentality that can't handle an epic beat down.
Pathetic and weak, take it like a man and learn from it for God's sake and stop whining like it's meaningless.
There is no such thing in the NFL.
I luv that this team is going to hear crap and forgotten about going into the playoffs. I really think guys like Bucannon and John Brown need to feel like they have not arrived at all. I want David Johnson to feel he has to work harder. I want JJ Nelson to work on his routes overtime. I want this team ticked off so they play to win and not play to not lose... whatever ego they had, needed to be squashed after winning so many games in a row
his post STARTED by saying people need to "####ing leave now!" and then bookended it by saying anyone who wants to moan should LEAVE NOW! if you didn't agree with it, you shouldn't have called an entire post ripping our fans and telling them to get lost "spot on".
as far as posting crap... only person who did that in this in this thread is the person telling board members to get lost... and the person who was wow'd by the post and called it "spot on".
Imagine what the crowd will be like if they come here in the playoffs
How many Hawks fans will be at the stadium?
The only guy who showed up to play today was Fitz, that's it! No bueno...
Do you understand the meaning of the word hyperbole?
Don't blame the follow on, if you didn't like it blame me.
1st off you don't know how to read.
I didn't start that way, I finished that way.
The point of the Babe Ruth story was that he didn't want to waste his time with people with whom he could not get anywhere.
And those who I said to leave now, were those who were bandwagon jumper who were ready to toss the team aside because of this game.
If you place yourself in that category then we don't have time to waste with your posts because we have a Super Bowl to get prepared for.
Do you think because you've posted 40,000 times your negative attitude carries some weight? If you think my post was crap so be it. I don't know who you think you are but you're no different then anyone else who posts here except you seem to have a lot more time on your hands then others of us do. Your silly response is valueless.
There it is thereBA said too many players started to believe the press clippings that the Cardinals had already won the Super Bowl. He said that even though several veteran leaders were warning the young guys about it the effort wasn't where it needed to be this week.
DJ Swearinger for sure showed up. But I think he might be legit crazy, so he's going to show up for anything and lay some wood. That could be a quinceanera and he'd knock over the girl to lay a hit on the pinata.
And to the question of "if it was meaningless, why play Carson for a half?"
Why do we play starters for 2 and a half quarters in the 3rd preseason game? To make sure they are ready, and are seeing reps against live defenses and not the practice defenses. It isn't important that they do well, just that they get live fire and don't get injured.
This was a preseason game. We schemed it like one. We approached it like one. We brought the intensity like one. We didn't want to get thumped, but it didn't really matter. We didn't blitz, and rushed 3 a lot. We didn't run any odd sets. No 5 wides. No JB coming around for fake handoffs, stuff we do in every game.
From early in the week the question was "how long will the starters play." When else do you hear that refrain? That's right, in the third preseason game.
When you prepare to play a preseason game, don't be surprised that you perform like you are playing a preseason game. BA alluded to the way they practiced that echoes this entirely.
Clearly, the Seahawks did NOT treat this like preseason. Big whoop.
I really don't have much problem with a lot of the above... but the idea that the Seahawks prepared for this game like their life depended on it has been repeated over and over again without any mention of the fact that they rested a TON of players... both starting OT, Kam Chancellor, starting TE, and were down to their 3rd string RB. And do you think Pete went all out with his schemes/playcalling because I didn't see anything tricky or a multitude of blitzes on either side of the ball. I just saw another team that had nothing to play for kick the crap out of us and have fun doing it.
Seattle did have something to play for. First of all they still had a shot at a higher seed in the playoffs (so did the Cards so this was pretty much a wash).I really don't have much problem with a lot of the above... but the idea that the Seahawks prepared for this game like their life depended on it has been repeated over and over again without any mention of the fact that they rested a TON of players... both starting OT, Kam Chancellor, starting TE, and were down to their 3rd string RB. And do you think Pete went all out with his schemes/playcalling because I didn't see anything tricky or a multitude of blitzes on either side of the ball. I just saw another team that had nothing to play for kick the crap out of us and have fun doing it.
Seattle did have something to play for. First of all they still had a shot at a higher seed in the playoffs (so did the Cards so this was pretty much a wash).
Secondly they had just played like crap the week prior and wanted to make sure they didn't let that happen 2 weeks in a row entering the playoffs.
Also They had already lost to the Cards in their own building this year and didn't want to go into the season having being swept in the regular season by us.
Lastly there was quite a bit of mention from players about how they were still bothered by their loss in the superbowl in our building and that was just a little extra for them to play for.
I completely disagree with you on this. My 2nd and 3rd point to me are more than enough reason for Seattle to have a little more fire in them for this than we do. Also keep in mind that in the back of this teams mind they knew regardless how they played yesterday that they would have a full 2 weeks to prepare for their first playoff game and Seattle knew they didn't have that to fall back on. They played like crap last week and knew they needed to get it fixed immediately so that it wouldn't bleed over into their first round game.none of that really amounts to all that much, IMO. You could say the same things about the Cardinals not wanting the Hawks to kick their asses again in their own stadium. Not wanting to end the season on a terrible note heading into a bye, etc. etc. Reality is neither team had major motivation going into the game and Seattle just crushed us. What it means? We won't have an answer for that unless we play them again.
I completely disagree with you on this. My 2nd and 3rd point to me are more than enough reason for Seattle to have a little more fire in them for this than we do. Also keep in mind that in the back of this teams mind they knew regardless how they played yesterday that they would have a full 2 weeks to prepare for their first playoff game and Seattle knew they didn't have that to fall back on. They played like crap last week and knew they needed to get it fixed immediately so that it wouldn't bleed over into their first round game.
I've seen you post this before and I don't really see the relevance. So seattle had some players out what does that have to do with which team was willing to fight more for the win? If anything being short manned gave them extra motivation because they knew they would have to pick up the slack for the players they were missing.and yet they held out both starting OTs, their starting TE and their leader on defense, Kam Chancellor. Even if they had a little extra motivation, they were decimated with injuries and still put a shellacking on us... right from the get go when we still had a shot at the 1 seed.
right from the get go when we still had a shot at the 1 seed.
I don't think anyone, especially the Cardinals, thought that was within the realm of reality.
I've seen you post this before and I don't really see the relevance. So seattle had some players out what does that have to do with which team was willing to fight more for the win? If anything being short manned gave them extra motivation because they knew they would have to pick up the slack for the players they were missing.
I'll be honest, then that's pathetic and the fact that they blew off the entire week apparently pissed me off. That's just completely unprofessional. This team hasn't won jack squat yet and they think they're the **** of the walk and don't need to prepare in case something great falls in their laps? That sucks.
None. Seriously. Are you new?