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Watching our Uglies create lanes for our backs and demoralizing all the Seahawks fans around me again and again was quite satisfying, especially on that final TD drive. 

36 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

love seeing a clean pocket any qb could step up into and sam immediately bailing anyway

I'll need to watch the TV broadcast but seemed like it was not the best of days for pass protection. Started okay but felt like Sam was being pressured more often than he should've been given the limited pass attempts. 

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55 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:
2 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

haha thats awesome!  Who is the 8th player? Mays, Erving.... Who?

According to the snap counts, Michael Jordan played 1 snap against the Seahawks so that has to be the one play being referenced.

Mays lined up at FB on a few plays.

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