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FRED!!!!! Whos side 
are you on????
01-09-2013, 11:05 AM
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Ummm it was 14-0 before all the fans were seated. LOL
01-09-2013, 11:06 AM
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Whoa Whoa... This what I meant by delusional. Matt Ryan threw for almost 5,000 yards, 32 Td's and 14 interceptions. Russell Wilson threw 10 INT's in half as many throwing attempts. Ryan is the 4th highest rated QB in the league according to his QBR. Wilson is middle of the pack. Browner and Sherman are good. No denying that but they also haven't faced an offense with this much firepower and talent. They won't be able to muscle Jones, or White, which is why they are so effective, their size.
The Seahawks only advantage in this game is the rushing attack. The Falcons running defense is pretty weak, 21st to be exact, and Seattle has one of the top backs in the league, but don't expect Russel Wilson to have a big game at all(running or passing). He will be flustered by Nolan's defense and blitz packages.
Ohh let's not forget the Falcons are rested and have had two weeks to prepare the read option AND the Seahawks are traveling back to the east coast for the second week in a row and are going to playing in essentially one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL. The game against Tampa meant nothing. I mean, C'mon. Also, your remark about the Falcons not winning playoff games. How many did the Seahawks win before 2005? Trends do not last forever, as a Seahawk fan you should know that.
The Seahawks only advantage in this game is the rushing attack. The Falcons running defense is pretty weak, 21st to be exact, and Seattle has one of the top backs in the league, but don't expect Russel Wilson to have a big game at all(running or passing). He will be flustered by Nolan's defense and blitz packages.
Ohh let's not forget the Falcons are rested and have had two weeks to prepare the read option AND the Seahawks are traveling back to the east coast for the second week in a row and are going to playing in essentially one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL. The game against Tampa meant nothing. I mean, C'mon. Also, your remark about the Falcons not winning playoff games. How many did the Seahawks win before 2005? Trends do not last forever, as a Seahawk fan you should know that.
I'm laughing.
I agree Ryan had a stand out year.
he also had a light schedule and the best overall package of recievers and he threw ALOT.
I agree we wont shut them down, but we will DIM their shine
Your point is Seattle has not faced this kind of fire power and talent?
Uh dude, ever heard of the Patriots, they have this one quarterback whats his name?
I hear he has a TE and couple of OK recievers...
Can't remember their names...
Or maybe Green Bay?
Aa is the best quarterback playing football right now.
He is putting up stellar efforts and I hope the 9'ers beat Green Bay.
Ever hear of Jordy Nelson?
I hear he can play, and he was dropping passes due to Seahawk intimidation.
Maybe our big tough fast DB's can't get into their big, faster, WR's heads.
Who would have thought Nelson would drop routine passes?
Maybe they can and if anyone can, its our DB brutes.
Big picture advantage Seattle.
Our QB doesn't suck.
He may not be a Manning, Brady or Rodgers, but he is the real deal.
And he can run, and so can BEAST MODE!
Atlanta let 365yrds a game this year.
to me that reads 3.5 trips to the end zone...
Also,
Momentum has a lot to do with success.
Seattle is riding high, for good reason.
There is something special going on here.
Flynn on the bench and a 3rd round rookie at the helm?
I was a doubter.
No more.
Your point about the post season.
The Falcons,
THIS TEAM,
have lost several first round playoff games.
They lost to Tampa Bay in the last game of the regular season.
C'mon, Tampa?.
Sure we lost to Miami.
But that was at the beginning of the season.
Wilson had not found his place and we weren't running the play action yet.
Our Seahawks have struggled post season (If they could even get there) for sure.
However.
THAT WAS NOT THIS TEAM!
These guys are new, young, tough, and have not hit the redline yet.
Falcons rested?
I woud say rustied.
Sitting at home worrying about who they are gonna play, hoping for Washington, getting Seattle.
Yup, gonna be a good game!
Go Seahawks!!!!
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01-09-2013, 11:41 AM
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Lynch fumbles away 7.
McCoy drops one in the numbers.. in the red zone.
Score should have been 33-14.
Oh well.
Only need to win by one.
01-09-2013, 11:43 AM
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Pittsburgh sucks.
Seattle was the best team in the league in '05.
We got robbed.
Even the ref admitted it.
The '12 team may not be the best team in the league, but they are the most exciting.
Go HAWKS!
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I agree letting the opposition run up 2 touchdowns is not an ideal way to start a playoff game.
Staying the course, keeping cool, and dominating the rest of the quarters is a good sign.
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Turn away from the dark side.
Time to become a Seahawk fan.
I don't hate Atlanta other than they are in the way to a Lombardi Trophy.
Hate the steelers and 9'ers.
Hate is s strong word.
I use it here intentionally.
01-09-2013, 11:54 AM
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I love the back and forth, please do not think I am screaming at my screen.
I'm laughing.
I agree Ryan had a stand out year.
he also had a light schedule and the best overall package of recievers and he threw ALOT.
I agree we wont shut them down, but we will DIM their shine
Your point is Seattle has not faced this kind of fire power and talent?
Uh dude, ever heard of the Patriots, they have this one quarterback whats his name?
I hear he has a TE and couple of OK recievers...
Can't remember their names...
Or maybe Green Bay?
Aa is the best quarterback playing football right now.
He is putting up stellar efforts and I hope the 9'ers beat Green Bay.
Ever hear of Jordy Nelson?
I hear he can play, and he was dropping passes due to Seahawk intimidation.
Maybe our big tough fast DB's can't get into their big, faster, WR's heads.
Who would have thought Nelson would drop routine passes?
Maybe they can and if anyone can, its our DB brutes.
Big picture advantage Seattle.
Our QB doesn't suck.
He may not be a Manning, Brady or Rodgers, but he is the real deal.
And he can run, and so can BEAST MODE!
Atlanta let 365yrds a game this year.
to me that reads 3.5 trips to the end zone...
Also,
Momentum has a lot to do with success.
Seattle is riding high, for good reason.
There is something special going on here.
Flynn on the bench and a 3rd round rookie at the helm?
I was a doubter.
No more.
Your point about the post season.
The Falcons,
THIS TEAM,
have lost several first round playoff games.
They lost to Tampa Bay in the last game of the regular season.
C'mon, Tampa?.
Sure we lost to Miami.
But that was at the beginning of the season.
Wilson had not found his place and we weren't running the play action yet.
Our Seahawks have struggled post season (If they could even get there) for sure.
However.
THAT WAS NOT THIS TEAM!
These guys are new, young, tough, and have not hit the redline yet.
Falcons rested?
I woud say rustied.
Sitting at home worrying about who they are gonna play, hoping for Washington, getting Seattle.
Yup, gonna be a good game!
Go Seahawks!!!!
I'm laughing.
I agree Ryan had a stand out year.
he also had a light schedule and the best overall package of recievers and he threw ALOT.
I agree we wont shut them down, but we will DIM their shine
Your point is Seattle has not faced this kind of fire power and talent?
Uh dude, ever heard of the Patriots, they have this one quarterback whats his name?
I hear he has a TE and couple of OK recievers...
Can't remember their names...
Or maybe Green Bay?
Aa is the best quarterback playing football right now.
He is putting up stellar efforts and I hope the 9'ers beat Green Bay.
Ever hear of Jordy Nelson?
I hear he can play, and he was dropping passes due to Seahawk intimidation.
Maybe our big tough fast DB's can't get into their big, faster, WR's heads.
Who would have thought Nelson would drop routine passes?
Maybe they can and if anyone can, its our DB brutes.
Big picture advantage Seattle.
Our QB doesn't suck.
He may not be a Manning, Brady or Rodgers, but he is the real deal.
And he can run, and so can BEAST MODE!
Atlanta let 365yrds a game this year.
to me that reads 3.5 trips to the end zone...
Also,
Momentum has a lot to do with success.
Seattle is riding high, for good reason.
There is something special going on here.
Flynn on the bench and a 3rd round rookie at the helm?
I was a doubter.
No more.
Your point about the post season.
The Falcons,
THIS TEAM,
have lost several first round playoff games.
They lost to Tampa Bay in the last game of the regular season.
C'mon, Tampa?.
Sure we lost to Miami.
But that was at the beginning of the season.
Wilson had not found his place and we weren't running the play action yet.
Our Seahawks have struggled post season (If they could even get there) for sure.
However.
THAT WAS NOT THIS TEAM!
These guys are new, young, tough, and have not hit the redline yet.
Falcons rested?
I woud say rustied.
Sitting at home worrying about who they are gonna play, hoping for Washington, getting Seattle.
Yup, gonna be a good game!
Go Seahawks!!!!
One last thing. You didn't beat Green Bay. WE ALL KNOW THAT! Plus, you lost to Miami, St. Louis, Arizona, and Detroit not too stellar. Ryan threw 5 INT's and still beat Arizona. Just sayin'