Aros' Fearless Prediction Thread ( Seahawks @ Packers)

[NJlargent]

This defense is about to get lit up but I still would not pay Kam.

Packers 38-20

 

[Phoenix]

Hawks offense scores 21 pts.
Special teams / defense add 14 more

Hawks - 35
Green Bay - 24

Record 0-1

 

[Hasselbeck]

FIrst off, anyone who watches football (especially this past weekend) should know that betting on football is fools money. Secondly, I would never lay that kind of points on the Packers because our idiot DC goes into "prevent" the minute we go up by a touchdown in the third quarter.
So I'll make this bet with you and I'll give you two choices on whichever you decide for the bet(all in fun of course, you're a good guy):
1. Be a man and bet the game straight up, since you predict a Seahawks win. How stupid would I look if the Packers dominate in every conceivable way and win by three touchdowns and have to come on here and gloat while having to don Delisa Lynches' mug...
2. Be a wuss and demand I give the defending NFC champs 23.5 points in prime time, their wheel house

Here's the bet: Loser has to change their avatar to whatever the winner decides(in good taste of course, we aren't niner fans here.) Avatar changes remain in effect until noon EST next Sunday.

What say you?

:lol:

Deal. :th2thumbs:

 

[MizzouHawkGal]

Green Bay has done nothing to upgrade their team speed on defense and now are missing their MLB for the year. Yeah, we run wild and keep Erin off the field.

Seahawks 31
Packers 27

Current record: 0-1

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

I don't like all of these 0-2 predictions..... :mrgreen:

Did one person here even predict the Rams winning in this thread last week?

I did.

 

[bevellisthedevil]

Russell Wilson goes 40-40 for 80 yards passing. Packers defense laughs because they put 5 defenders on he left sideline of the field and 6 defenders on the right sideline. Bevell challenges the defense by throwing to the left sideline because there are only 5 defenders over there. Bevell sits there smug the entire game because he is getting two yards a pop and he can't believe they don't have an equal amount of defenders on each sideline.

Bubble Left, Bevell grins. Bubble Right, Bevell grins. Bubble Left, Bevell grins. Punt Rinse and Repeat.

After Halftime Carroll gets frustrated and tells Bevell he needs to do something else. Bevell agrees that hardly anything has been working. Bevell starts off by doing something the Packers won't expect. He decides to throw a bubble Right first, instead of a bubble left and then follows up with a bubble Right. Neither play produces expected results. Bevell breaks his crayon with frustration and he grinds into his play napkin. 3rd and 10, Bevell calls a play action pass because the defense will bite on the run because they have no idea what is coming next. Offense doesn't execute so punt.

Bevell pulls another crayon from his Seahawks polo because not only does he come with a good offensive game plan but he isn't going to get caught with his pants down by not having another crayola.

Next drive he calls Lynch's number and the O-line drives the defenders 5 yards back into Russell Wilson's hip and Lynch breaks three tackles before he is given the ball, gain of 2. 2nd and 8 and o-line holds long enough for Wilson to hit Graham for a 7 yard gain. 3rd and 1 and we go empty backfield to confuse the Packers defense into trying to figure out how the Seahawks are going to use a running back that isn't there. Packers decide to blitz hoping the invisible back doesn't block any free rushers breaking through the line. The Packers are successful because the half the o-line misses their block and the invisible back doesn't block anyone and Wilson gets sacked 3 steps into his drop.

Lockette runs back a Kickoff and punt for a touchdown. Defense gets a pick six.


Packers 27
Seahawks 24

 

[MizzouHawkGal]

FIrst off, anyone who watches football (especially this past weekend) should know that betting on football is fools money. Secondly, I would never lay that kind of points on the Packers because our idiot DC goes into "prevent" the minute we go up by a touchdown in the third quarter.
So I'll make this bet with you and I'll give you two choices on whichever you decide for the bet(all in fun of course, you're a good guy):
1. Be a man and bet the game straight up, since you predict a Seahawks win. How stupid would I look if the Packers dominate in every conceivable way and win by three touchdowns and have to come on here and gloat while having to don Delisa Lynches' mug...
2. Be a wuss and demand I give the defending NFC champs 23.5 points in prime time, their wheel house

Here's the bet: Loser has to change their avatar to whatever the winner decides(in good taste of course, we aren't niner fans here.) Avatar changes remain in effect until noon EST next Sunday.

What say you?

:lol:

Deal. :th2thumbs:

This might be entertaining. Just keep it acceptable guys.

This intrigues me. Just keep it acceptable guys.

:thcoffee:

 

[ptisme]

Packers will be without their second best offensive player and their two best run defenders... Won't matter, game is in prime time at Lambeau.
Aaron Rodgers last interception at home was three years ago.
The Packers last regular season loss at home, with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, was over three years ago.
Gonna be a laugher: 37-13 Packers.

Completely agree with those who are snickering at the notion of a blowout win by the Packers.

I'm a teacher, so here's a homework assignment for you -- when was the last time the Seahawks were blown out in a game (a loss by more than 10 points) in the Pete Carroll era? Go ahead, look it up.

The Packers may end up winning, but make no mistake -- it'll be a close one. After allowing 189 yards on the ground to the Bears (a run defense that was suspect to begin with coming in to this season) -- to go in to this one without Barrington and Guion, it's not exactly rocket science what the Hawks game plan is going to be. It's going to be hard for Rodgers and the Pack to score if they can't get on the field.

I'm wagering that classic Carroll Ball control offense ... coupled with a highly motivated bunch that does NOT want to fall to 0-2 will end up powering the Hawks to eek out a victory. I'm going with ...

Seahawks 31
Packers 28

As a teacher, surely you believe there is a first time for everything don't you?

 

[ptisme]

FIrst off, anyone who watches football (especially this past weekend) should know that betting on football is fools money. Secondly, I would never lay that kind of points on the Packers because our idiot DC goes into "prevent" the minute we go up by a touchdown in the third quarter.
So I'll make this bet with you and I'll give you two choices on whichever you decide for the bet(all in fun of course, you're a good guy):
1. Be a man and bet the game straight up, since you predict a Seahawks win. How stupid would I look if the Packers dominate in every conceivable way and win by three touchdowns and have to come on here and gloat while having to don Delisa Lynches' mug...
2. Be a wuss and demand I give the defending NFC champs 23.5 points in prime time, their wheel house

Here's the bet: Loser has to change their avatar to whatever the winner decides(in good taste of course, we aren't niner fans here.) Avatar changes remain in effect until noon EST next Sunday.

What say you?

:lol:

Deal. :th2thumbs:

Which one? Number one or number two?

 

[djb28]

I think we win this one. I just feel it in my gut. Just like I felt last week in my gut that we would lose. Gotta go with the gut.

 

[Hasselbeck]

FIrst off, anyone who watches football (especially this past weekend) should know that betting on football is fools money. Secondly, I would never lay that kind of points on the Packers because our idiot DC goes into "prevent" the minute we go up by a touchdown in the third quarter.
So I'll make this bet with you and I'll give you two choices on whichever you decide for the bet(all in fun of course, you're a good guy):
1. Be a man and bet the game straight up, since you predict a Seahawks win. How stupid would I look if the Packers dominate in every conceivable way and win by three touchdowns and have to come on here and gloat while having to don Delisa Lynches' mug...
2. Be a wuss and demand I give the defending NFC champs 23.5 points in prime time, their wheel house

Here's the bet: Loser has to change their avatar to whatever the winner decides(in good taste of course, we aren't niner fans here.) Avatar changes remain in effect until noon EST next Sunday.

What say you?

:lol:

Deal. :th2thumbs:

Which one? Number one or number two?

Straight up/avatar bet is fine. You're overdue for a change anyway.

 

[ptisme]

FIrst off, anyone who watches football (especially this past weekend) should know that betting on football is fools money. Secondly, I would never lay that kind of points on the Packers because our idiot DC goes into "prevent" the minute we go up by a touchdown in the third quarter.
So I'll make this bet with you and I'll give you two choices on whichever you decide for the bet(all in fun of course, you're a good guy):
1. Be a man and bet the game straight up, since you predict a Seahawks win. How stupid would I look if the Packers dominate in every conceivable way and win by three touchdowns and have to come on here and gloat while having to don Delisa Lynches' mug...
2. Be a wuss and demand I give the defending NFC champs 23.5 points in prime time, their wheel house

Here's the bet: Loser has to change their avatar to whatever the winner decides(in good taste of course, we aren't niner fans here.) Avatar changes remain in effect until noon EST next Sunday.

What say you?

:lol:

Deal. :th2thumbs:

This intrigues me. Just keep it acceptable guys.

:thcoffee:

That's fair... I won't ask you to use anything disrespectful to your team or in poor taste...

 

[Scottemojo]

Russell Wilson goes 40-40 for 80 yards passing. Packers defense laughs because they put 5 defenders on he left sideline of the field and 6 defenders on the right sideline. Bevell challenges the defense by throwing to the left sideline because there are only 5 defenders over there. Bevell sits there smug the entire game because he is getting two yards a pop and he can't believe they don't have an equal amount of defenders on each sideline.

Bubble Left, Bevell grins. Bubble Right, Bevell grins. Bubble Left, Bevell grins. Punt Rinse and Repeat.

After Halftime Carroll gets frustrated and tells Bevell he needs to do something else. Bevell agrees that hardly anything has been working. Bevell starts off by doing something the Packers won't expect. He decides to throw a bubble Right first, instead of a bubble left and then follows up with a bubble Right. Neither play produces expected results. Bevell breaks his crayon with frustration and he grinds into his play napkin. 3rd and 10, Bevell calls a play action pass because the defense will bite on the run because they have no idea what is coming next. Offense doesn't execute so punt.

Bevell pulls another crayon from his Seahawks polo because not only does he come with a good offensive game plan but he isn't going to get caught with his pants down by not having another crayola.

Next drive he calls Lynch's number and the O-line drives the defenders 5 yards back into Russell Wilson's hip and Lynch breaks three tackles before he is given the ball, gain of 2. 2nd and 8 and o-line holds long enough for Wilson to hit Graham for a 7 yard gain. 3rd and 1 and we go empty backfield to confuse the Packers defense into trying to figure out how the Seahawks are going to use a running back that isn't there. Packers decide to blitz hoping the invisible back doesn't block any free rushers breaking through the line. The Packers are successful because the half the o-line misses their block and the invisible back doesn't block anyone and Wilson gets sacked 3 steps into his drop.

Lockette runs back a Kickoff and punt for a touchdown. Defense gets a pick six.


Packers 27
Seahawks 24

9/10. Would read again. IF you had included a goal line slant to Lockette, you would have had the perfecto.

 

[HawkGANG]

Hawks - 28
Packers - 24

Record: 0-1

 

[Hawkscanner]

Packers will be without their second best offensive player and their two best run defenders... Won't matter, game is in prime time at Lambeau.
Aaron Rodgers last interception at home was three years ago.
The Packers last regular season loss at home, with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, was over three years ago.
Gonna be a laugher: 37-13 Packers.

Completely agree with those who are snickering at the notion of a blowout win by the Packers.

I'm a teacher, so here's a homework assignment for you -- when was the last time the Seahawks were blown out in a game (a loss by more than 10 points) in the Pete Carroll era? Go ahead, look it up.

The Packers may end up winning, but make no mistake -- it'll be a close one. After allowing 189 yards on the ground to the Bears (a run defense that was suspect to begin with coming in to this season) -- to go in to this one without Barrington and Guion, it's not exactly rocket science what the Hawks game plan is going to be. It's going to be hard for Rodgers and the Pack to score if they can't get on the field.

I'm wagering that classic Carroll Ball control offense ... coupled with a highly motivated bunch that does NOT want to fall to 0-2 will end up powering the Hawks to eek out a victory. I'm going with ...

Seahawks 31
Packers 28

As a teacher, surely you believe there is a first time for everything don't you?

Sure, after all, this is the NFL where teams blow 19-7 leads and NFC Championships with 4 minutes to go. Brandon Bostick agrees with you.

 

[Slick]

I don't like all of these 0-2 predictions..... :mrgreen:

Did one person here even predict the Rams winning in this thread last week?

Yep. And I predict a loss again this week.

Seahawks 17
Packers 31

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

..........Lockett and Jimmy are about to have a coming out party. They're NOT gay, not that sort of coming out, you guys.

PE, is that you using Peaches' account?

 

[ptisme]

FIrst off, anyone who watches football (especially this past weekend) should know that betting on football is fools money. Secondly, I would never lay that kind of points on the Packers because our idiot DC goes into "prevent" the minute we go up by a touchdown in the third quarter.
So I'll make this bet with you and I'll give you two choices on whichever you decide for the bet(all in fun of course, you're a good guy):
1. Be a man and bet the game straight up, since you predict a Seahawks win. How stupid would I look if the Packers dominate in every conceivable way and win by three touchdowns and have to come on here and gloat while having to don Delisa Lynches' mug...
2. Be a wuss and demand I give the defending NFC champs 23.5 points in prime time, their wheel house

Here's the bet: Loser has to change their avatar to whatever the winner decides(in good taste of course, we aren't niner fans here.) Avatar changes remain in effect until noon EST next Sunday.

What say you?

:lol:

Deal. :th2thumbs:

Which one? Number one or number two?

Straight up/avatar bet is fine. You're overdue for a change anyway.

Sounds good....

 

[ptisme]

Packers will be without their second best offensive player and their two best run defenders... Won't matter, game is in prime time at Lambeau.
Aaron Rodgers last interception at home was three years ago.
The Packers last regular season loss at home, with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, was over three years ago.
Gonna be a laugher: 37-13 Packers.

Completely agree with those who are snickering at the notion of a blowout win by the Packers.

I'm a teacher, so here's a homework assignment for you -- when was the last time the Seahawks were blown out in a game (a loss by more than 10 points) in the Pete Carroll era? Go ahead, look it up.

The Packers may end up winning, but make no mistake -- it'll be a close one. After allowing 189 yards on the ground to the Bears (a run defense that was suspect to begin with coming in to this season) -- to go in to this one without Barrington and Guion, it's not exactly rocket science what the Hawks game plan is going to be. It's going to be hard for Rodgers and the Pack to score if they can't get on the field.

I'm wagering that classic Carroll Ball control offense ... coupled with a highly motivated bunch that does NOT want to fall to 0-2 will end up powering the Hawks to eek out a victory. I'm going with ...

Seahawks 31
Packers 28

As a teacher, surely you believe there is a first time for everything don't you?

Sure, after all, this is the NFL where teams blow 19-7 leads and NFC Championships with 4 minutes to go. Brandon Bostick agrees with you.

Ouch...

 

[SalishHawkFan]

Packers 30
Seahawks 28