The Seattle D at the end of that game

[pstall]

What does that have to do with Clutch situations as was the premise of my post?

The Seahawks had a chance in two years ago to beat ATL in ATL in the playoffs. The defense needed to hold for about 20 seconds they could not.

This year against Denver, they could not hold Manning with like a minute left.

They could not hold Rodgers last week with about a minute...

And they very well would have given up 3 points to Brady had the Seahawks scored and left any time.

Much like the Panther's defense, the Seahawks, IN CLUTCH situations, often fails.

They just played in back to back super bowls. What else you want them to do? Bring back the mcrib?

[rmoneyg35]

You need to tighten up on your grammar.

Sorry. I had to.

iPhone auto corrects so much and I hate the little buttons so I just give up.

[mcdougal]

They just played in back to back super bowls. What else you want them to do? Bring back the mcrib?

 

Much like the Panthers. If you are going to dump that much resources into one side of the ball, leaving the offense with un-drafted WRs, no TEs, and an average line, you gotta hold to leads in the 4th.

 

The opposite would be true for the Broncos, Packers, or Eagles.

 

The same is true for the Panthers. When your out-manned offense manages to get you a lead in the 4th, it is on your defense to hold...not proceed to get run through by the opposing offense.

[pstall]

Much like the Panthers. If you are going to dump that much resources into one side of the ball, leaving the offense with un-drafted WRs, no TEs, and an average line, you gotta hold to leads in the 4th.

The opposite would be true for the Broncos, Packers, or Eagles.

The same is true for the Panthers. When your out-manned offense manages to get you a lead in the 4th, it is on your defense to hold...not proceed to get run through by the opposing offense.

Those resources had 109 yards receiving and one play from back to back championships.

That's about to change after some contracts coming.

[KintnerBoy]

They are now down there with the NO Saints.

[pstall]

Much like the Panthers. If you are going to dump that much resources into one side of the ball, leaving the offense with un-drafted WRs, no TEs, and an average line, you gotta hold to leads in the 4th.

The opposite would be true for the Broncos, Packers, or Eagles.

The same is true for the Panthers. When your out-manned offense manages to get you a lead in the 4th, it is on your defense to hold...not proceed to get run through by the opposing offense.

Seattle 18-0 the last two years when leading by 10 or more going into the 4th. Now 18-1. But not clutch.

[Mr. Scot]

As of Tuesday, the guy in charge of that unit runs the Falcons.

[Pondmanmark]

Stay classy Seattle.

   TOO LATE........but that's funny

 

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[R0CKnR0LLA]

Wonder if Dan Quinn is going to make Atlanta's Defense into a bunch of PED-popping cheap shot artists

 

If Atlanta's defense took PEDs they'd have to just start calling them drugs.

[mcdougal]

Seattle 18-0 the last two years when leading by 10 or more going into the 4th. Now 18-1. But not clutch.

 

Please see the the Broncos vs. Seahawks this year.

 

Seahawks won the game. But it was because Wilson and the offense scored in OT without giving Manning another chance to score. The defense had just given up a TD at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime.

 

Another example, Packers two weeks ago.

 

The Seahawks won that game too. But once again, it was Wilson that scored in OT without giving Rodgers another chance to score, like he did at the end of regulation.

 

There are other example as well.

 

The point is that the Seahawks defense, FOR ALL THEIR GREATNESS, is prone to giving up critical TDs and FGs at the end of regulation. They are not nearly as clutch, as they are great.

[propagandamachine]

Weird the more i think about it - this was something that was premeditated.

Watch all the talk back to the NFL - after all the talk and fines : let's take the NFL down with us guck it

[mc52beast]

What do you expect when you have a coach who ran from NCAA sanctions... The way you see them play comes directly from Carroll

[Hawk]

call me crazy but combine: insane levels of adrenaline, the highest testosterone count known to man, and a game centered around hitting the other guy as hard as you can....some guys might be upset if they lose. 

 

there's no room for that kind of thinking around here...just get in line with the rest of the haters and carry on

[csx]

Wonder if Dan Quinn is going to make Atlanta's Defense into a bunch of PED-popping cheap shot artists

Are they known for cheap shots? Serious question as that is news to me.