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Don't look now...Tampa beating Seahawks

Cary Kollins

By Cary Kollins,
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rko396 Newbie

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It's still early. The Seahawks have proven to be resilient.

 

can't wait to see them come back and take a narrow lead. Then while TB is about to win, Mike James fumbles at the 8 yard line and Seattle runs out the clock for the victory. Then Ron Riv..... I mean Shiano gets fired

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It has been a fun game to watch. Bucs are pulling out all the stops. They are desperate, and Seattle has not matched their intensity.

Also, refs are calling it tight, so Seattle cannot play their normal "beat up and hold the WR all down the field" defense.

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These refs are scrambling to "fix" this game. That drive was pathetic from an officiating standpoint. I never realized that because Wilson was "marketable" that his size would have the NFL go out of their way to protect him. That was the worst trio of calls I've ever seen grouped together at any level. Unbelievable the effort theyre putting in to protect him form being hit and embarassed.

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