Dear Seahawks: Teddy Checkdown won't be on the field next week

[rainwater]

3 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

The league MVP, however, will be rested and ready.

To be fair, the Seahawks struggle more against TEs and RBs than they do a vertical passing game. Cam needs to become check down Cam at least part of the time if the Panthers want to score points.

[FootballMaestro]

23 minutes ago, Kuechly59 said:

Scored 27 on your #1 scoring defense.... 

Oh the defenses we faced are slightly better... And we averaged 5 ppg more than the Seahawks.

He's a Panther fan BTW (and defending the Panthers).

[rodeo]

34 minutes ago, rainwater said:

To be fair, the Seahawks struggle more against TEs and RBs than they do a vertical passing game. Cam needs to become check down Cam at least part of the time if the Panthers want to score points.

He can do it. He can also come out in a hurry up and shred them in the medium passing game.

[FootballMaestro]

2 minutes ago, rodeo said:

He can do it. He can also come out in a hurry up and shred them in the medium passing game.

Yeah.

Shula, can't be afraid to post points on them. Cause, Seattle has given up points to good defenses. Plus it's a playoff game vs the Hawks.

You don't want one of those bogged down, rock em sock games, that you have to pull out at the end.

The Panthers are home. They need to come out early and score. And make the game free and easy, making the Seattle offense one dimensional.

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

The Seahawks have Bobby Wagner back, who didn't play in round 1. That's a big reason why we ran all over them. The key to round 2 is on offense Olsen vs Kam Chancellor. Kam's been pretty shitty against opposing TEs this year. Olsen's gotta have a big day.

Defensively, Mcclain needs to step the fug up and hold down while Russels dancing around.

[FootballMaestro]

Deon, on NFL Notwork, just said:

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'Ginn's good. And I like him. But would you drop your baby to Ted Ginn (if he was your fireman) out the window in a burning building?'

LMAO

Note: What he said was mostly positive about Ginn and the Panthers. But I guess he had to get that one off? LOL

[t96]

1 hour ago, SeahawksChamps2016 said:

Yea but we didnt lose. you can say that about any game, kind of like we should have won sb49 but butler made a lucky interception. Doesnt matter how you win. We still made a comeback in the 4th and put the team in position to win.

A lucky interception he says! Wilson threw a terrible pass to lose the only important game in a season and it was a "lucky" interception. HAHAHAHAH! Get outta here Turkey.

[tiger7_88]

2 hours ago, rainwater said:

To be fair, the Seahawks struggle more against TEs and RBs than they do a vertical passing game. Cam needs to become check down Cam at least part of the time if the Panthers want to score points.

Wait, those were all 5 yard passes that Cam was completing earlier in the year when the Panthers had four 80-yard drives against the Seahawks?

So, no... you're not being 'fair'.  You're being 'dumb'.

[rainwater]

51 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Wait, those were all 5 yard passes that Cam was completing earlier in the year when the Panthers had four 80-yard drives against the Seahawks?

So, no... you're not being 'fair'.  You're being 'dumb'.

Dumb?  Since that game, the Seahawks defense has locked down pretty much every offense the last 8 weeks other than the Steelers.  They were having lots of issues in the secondary back then but they have since rectified them judging by their defensive ranking (#1).  What happened in week 6 has little bearing.  Both teams are much different.  If the Panthers want to move the ball, they are going to have to utilize Olsen and the RBs in the passing game.  But to score, Ginn/Philly/Funchess are going to have to prove they can beat man coverage.  We will see.  I hope so.

[Swan]

3 minutes ago, rainwater said:

Dumb?  Since that game, the Seahawks defense has locked down pretty much every offense the last 8 weeks other than the Steelers.  They were having lots of issues in the secondary back then but they have since rectified them judging by their defensive ranking (#1).  What happened in week 6 has little bearing.  Both teams are much different.  If the Panthers want to move the ball, they are going to have to utilize Olsen and the RBs in the passing game.  But to score, Ginn/Philly/Funchess are going to have to prove they can beat man coverage.  We will see.  I hope so.

I really hate using this argument, but the Qbs they faced? Jimmy Clausen, Manziel?, Gabbert, Teddy, Keenum?, and Palmer. Throw in the fact that barely any of these teams had any semblance of a run game, I'm not surprised that Seattle dominated. 

 

[Pox 08]

Didn't the Seahawks get swept by the Rams?  lol

[Pox 08]

I'm not knocking the crappy qbs the Seahawks' defense have faced...for them to be considered the best defense around and the "LOB IS BACK".         It sets up the story........  "Camvp shows why he is mvp,  by ripping through the best defensive dynasty in NFL history".   

[FootballMaestro]

11 minutes ago, seahawks12thman said:

These guys are comical. I have never seen a board with so many internet tough guys, real warriors. Come back after we win and all the "hard cores" will be gone. The Panthers are so good that in spite of their 15-1 record, Vegas odds makers set the initial line at Panthers 2.5 which basically states the Seahawks are the better team. HAHAAHHAA.  

Yeah.

Just like the Hawks were 5-7 pt favorites over the lowly Vikings.

We saw how true that worked out huh?

Can't wait for THE REAL GAME next week!!

I see many  terrified, despondent Seahawk fans, immediately became bombastic after the Minny place kicker gifted a win to you (please look up the word if you don't know). 

OK tough guy/Amateur Internet Troll Wannabee!

[FootballMaestro]

13 minutes ago, seahawks12thman said:

Palmer is an MVP candidate LOL. Yeah he really sucks. 

Glad you remembered Manziel, Jimmy Clausen, Kase Keenum (who you lost to recently) and the rest of the sad lot.

Sure!?