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Just realized the Seahawks are on the schedule again

E CaT PanTHer

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Just glad that 1. We got the Seahawks at home, and 2. We don't have to play the goddamned 49ers again.

 

Their fans made we want to commit a murder

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We all remember Cam throwing it into the dirt to a wide open target two years ago, perhaps his mind being on the most maddening loss in franchise history in his hometown of the ATL one week prior.

Here is a reminder of how much we physically dominated them last year, in Star and KK's first game no less http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DBEZvxpXqMg. Not to mention Olsen's drops, DeAngelo's fumble, and Beason (who wasn't even on the team weeks later)'s missed tackle. If that wasn't enough, the miracle prayer throw from Wilson to Baldwin shown in the video says it all, that it was their year.

On October 26, 2014 at 1 PM EST, I want and expect a bloodbath, a massacre, a crime scene, and a W on the scoreboard in a big way. Fug those guys.

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So why do people come on here to admit they aren't a very knowledgeable fan  Anyone who frequents this site ought to know who is on our schedule and how the schedule gets determined.  And if you don'r, do you really need to come on here and admit your lack of knowledge??

 

Much has been made for months about the fact we get Seattle again at our house.  This time Wilson won't be pulling so many miracles out of his butt and hopefully Williams doesn't fumble away the potential winning drive.  

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