• Andy has been doing this all year, we're not making him look like a hall of famer, he's good.
• Their OC is top tier, calling plays that line up 4 WRs on one side of the field with AJ singled out and getting a 1st down - our OC would call a run on 3rd down (lol). They're all calling for the OC head.
• They're 4-0, now 5-0. We didn't "give the game away."
• "Who have the Bengals beat all year? We're the toughest Defense they'll face yet." "Who have we beat? Bears & Lions."
• Surprising or not many don't like R. Wilson (not just due to this game). At least most of us are getting on the same page about ours, lol. So yeah, even after you win a superbowl, you're still going to not like things about your team (AKA Wilson)
  

(10-12-2015, 01:50 AM)Wyche Wrote: Met some nice ones today....and more at The Hofbrau.  Seahawk fans are a ok in my book.

(10-12-2015, 02:12 AM)Joelist Wrote: It wasn't Seahawk fans that had most of the country rooting for the Patriots in the last Super Bowl - it was the highly arrogant attitude the entire team displayed. Swagger is one thing, the Seahawks take it too far and that goes back on Pete Carroll, who needs to tell the big mouths like Bennett and Sherman to shut up.

(10-12-2015, 07:11 AM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: This forum was split on Dalton since he's arrived 4-5 years ago, I think this season it's evident there are more supporters (finally) than naysayers. At least Seattle has won a championship so they have a formula that works/worked. We have a thread dedicated to all things Dalton stickied.

Our OC Bratkowski's head was called for years ago with Palmer, Hue Jackson is definitely an upgrade. When your fans can telegraph your play calls (run, run, run, punt) or you go like nine three and outs in a row, maybe it's time - lol (something Bratkowski was famous for).

The offensive line combined with R. Wilson holding the ball is causing sacks, Andy had 2 sacks coming in all year - the hawks got him for 4 more, but they're good. Contrastly, Wilson had 18 coming in. I read Wilson has been throwing the ball quicker these days, Andy is in the top 4 for doing that (WCO).

(10-12-2015, 08:09 AM)Housh Wrote: I lived as a Bengals fan near Seattle (Tacoma) for 3 years because of the military. And I have to admit football Sunday in Seattle is way more energetic there than in Ohio.

BUT one thing we win at is we aren't arrogant when we win. I swear whenever the Seahawks did lose their fans would lose it lol

(10-12-2015, 08:10 AM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: Oh yeah, we had a lot of Kaep lovers in here too (why didn't we draft him?) - that's pretty much non existent this year, haha.

Eifert is a beast, he has been injury prone (knock on wood). Dalton is throwing dimes which doesn't hurt, but we could see even in the 1st game last year when he got hurt, he had an immediate impact.

My opinion on kaepernick is they're trying to change him or he doesn't want to fall into the mold of a running QB. He should persuade them to let him do that, 150 yards passing a game with 50 yards rushing will win them games, instead he stays in the pocket - and he's not the most accurate QB. Flipside Dalton has become deadly accurate.

(10-13-2015, 09:23 AM)djs7685 Wrote: The Seahawks have more loud mouthed, douche bag casuals per capita than any other fanbase I can think of. They make New England and Pittsburgh seem like great places to hang out in a sports bar.

WTS, like literally every other sports fanbase, they have their share of objective observers, hardcore fans, guys that have lived the sport their entire lives, and great people to boot. The loudest fans are the ones that represent the majority (on social media, in bars, etc.), and they happen to be absolutely awful. Winning that Super Bowl turned them from people I rarely heard from to people that I can't get away from.