Sarlacc83
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It doesn't bother me.
Because it's one more proof that Seattle is the superior team in the division.
Because it's one more proof that Seattle is the superior team in the division.
theENGLISHseahawk":3u4dpgtq said:This is why.
San Fran is going to London next week. With respect, Seattle isn't travelling to another continent. They are helping the league out big time in their bid to push the game internationally. And I suspect they agreed to do it on the basis there were other perks in the schedule.
theENGLISHseahawk":2mfngssr said:This is why.
San Fran is going to London next week. With respect, Seattle isn't travelling to another continent. They are helping the league out big time in their bid to push the game internationally. And I suspect they agreed to do it on the basis there were other perks in the schedule.
4freakin9":28oddptm said:You could argue that the schedule makers screwed the niners with a start to the season against a bunch of tough teams after they played the most games of any team in the NFC last season. It goes both ways, not to mention the niners travel more miles than most teams yet again.
You could argue it, but you'd fail. And besides, with parity scheduling, isn't the NFC champ supposed to have a tough schedule?4freakin9":3juxgo0b said:You could argue that the schedule makers screwed the niners with a start to the season against a bunch of tough teams after they played the most games of any team in the NFC last season. It goes both ways, not to mention the niners travel more miles than most teams yet again.
4freakin9":b6516vty said:You could argue that the schedule makers screwed the niners with a start to the season against a bunch of tough teams after they played the most games of any team in the NFC last season. It goes both ways, not to mention the niners travel more miles than most teams yet again.
drdiags":17uukjxf said:ESPN had 9ers as having the most miles travelled this year. I think they play in London, which puts a big bump in miles but Seahawks not leading unless the story was wrong. They were second, if any of this matters.
Coach Knox says to play the hand you are dealt.
I meant the list I saw posted earlier here. Not doubting the one you sawdrdiags":3g8uvrl1 said:The mileage was for this season. Guess I will go find the article but the NFL is not going to modify how they handle 10:00 a.m games for West coast teams. They just do not care.
drdiags":1gfk1tfh said:The mileage was for this season. Guess I will go find the article but the NFL is not going to modify how they handle 10:00 a.m games for West coast teams. They just do not care.
Earlier this afternoon, Matt Barrows tweeted out that the 49ers faced the most travel miles in 2013. He followed that up with a rundown of all 31 teams mileage totals. The 49ers rank first with 32,948 miles, with the San Diego Chargers second at 26,932 miles. It is no surprise that the top five teams are the furthest west in the NFL (SF, SD, OAK, SEA, AZ).
Dick Johnson":3s5zba8t said:Seattle is the only team that cries about ten am starts. Is that rain over there? No, it's the tears of whiny seahawk fans crying about every injustice the league places on them.