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Yep, the chicken little attitude by some after a bad game is annoying....SmokinHawk":247nklbi said:
We lost our mojo?
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i like the cut of your jib Hans.HansGruber":2y6hlhfq said:
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Did someone miss their Saturday morning cartoons?
MizzouHawkGal
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Lay off the alcohol or other self medicinal aids Toke we have 14 more games to go and I'm worried for you.
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My God is this post for real???
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No.
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It's Tokabub so likely it was helped by alcohol.
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How can you possibly think that a team with a crap offense and no pass rush can finish 12-4? The NFL is a brutal league and we have a tough schedule. If we finish 12-4 it will be because a lot of the things you are worried about worked out for us; if it doesn't then you should lower those expectations to the 5-11 or 6-8 range..Tokadub":2udsc63v said:
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AgentDib":1p96ptbb said:
Well if Seattle doesn't pitch a shut out and put up 40+ points it means we're crap by Tokadub standards... Absolute perfection or nothing...
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Tokadub":zm63nlsg said:
Should've drafted 9 offensive linemen to compete for the one open position we had on our line.
Championship.
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Tokadub definitely hasn't lost his mojo.
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What I'm drinking now as I post:Sealake80":3d7rcvfa said:
And earlier tonight, we took a cruise of some beer pubs. Our favorite was U Uzudhu in Prague 5 (?). Had an excellent non-pasteurized dark beer (czesky leska).
The trick is to find a bar with the game on tomorrow. I've asked a few and they just gave me blank stares.
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A very expected post coming from toke2manydubs.
Honestly, I think the team has lost some of the edge that we saw pretty much every game last season. Throughout the preseason and even the Packers game (where we won convincingly), the team has just looked kind of flat. I am hoping that losing to the Chargers was a bit of a wake up call for the team. We'll find out tomorrow.
As far as our personnel goes, I think losing Tate stings a little, but the bigger losses so far have been looking like Clemons and Big Red. It's still too early to tell whether we'll be missing Giacomini as well, considering both Okung and Britt seemed to get abused against SD. I am hoping Bennett steps up his game in the coming weeks. I have been underwhelmed with him so far this season.
I think OP might be on to something with the question "We lost our mojo?" but I honestly don't think it has THAT much to do with personnel as it does attitude, concentration and complacency. You could argue that Earl Thomas is one of the most competitive, focused and talented players in the league - let alone our team - and even he said that after the Chargers game his hunger came back.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... -chargers/
If this is how one of our greatest spiritual warriors and leaders on the field feels, I have to think the same vibe might have been going through the entire locker room. It's easy to get complacent when you're on top.
Honestly, I think the team has lost some of the edge that we saw pretty much every game last season. Throughout the preseason and even the Packers game (where we won convincingly), the team has just looked kind of flat. I am hoping that losing to the Chargers was a bit of a wake up call for the team. We'll find out tomorrow.
As far as our personnel goes, I think losing Tate stings a little, but the bigger losses so far have been looking like Clemons and Big Red. It's still too early to tell whether we'll be missing Giacomini as well, considering both Okung and Britt seemed to get abused against SD. I am hoping Bennett steps up his game in the coming weeks. I have been underwhelmed with him so far this season.
I think OP might be on to something with the question "We lost our mojo?" but I honestly don't think it has THAT much to do with personnel as it does attitude, concentration and complacency. You could argue that Earl Thomas is one of the most competitive, focused and talented players in the league - let alone our team - and even he said that after the Chargers game his hunger came back.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... -chargers/
If this is how one of our greatest spiritual warriors and leaders on the field feels, I have to think the same vibe might have been going through the entire locker room. It's easy to get complacent when you're on top.
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OK I have no idea why I decided to post that last night when I was ridiculously drunk...
Here's an edited version even though I still got a wicked hangover:
I have some concerns about our receiving core's ability to jump up and make tough catches in traffic. Tate really excelled in that area, he could make great adjustments to find the ball (sometimes while in mid-air). I'm not sure if we have a guy who can do it quite as well now that we lost Tate.
This is pretty much Tate in air:
[youtube]uLOMdddg11A[/youtube]
OK... maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration but he was pretty sick in the air. I've already noticed a few plays that I think Tate could of made when our other receivers failed to do so.
Haha never saw this one before:
[youtube]Fg-76xzGABE[/youtube]
Tate was definitely a goofball, and I have no idea what I was talking about with receiver penalties that's pure drunken nonsense.
It's worth noting though that Tate has more receiving yards (150) than our two leading receivers combined.
Kearse is suprisingly leading the team with 69 yards. Harvin and Miller are tied with 64 yards.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/playe ... asontype/2
http://espn.go.com/nfl/team/stats/_/nam ... e-seahawks
Tate also has a long of 44 yards which is better than any of our receivers so far. Harvin and Lockette both have longs of 33 yards.
I'm still concerned with our offensive line particularly Okung, he seems to be really struggling so far. I'm hoping the O-Line plays better against Denver but I'm not counting on it.
I'm also concerned with our Pass Rush but it's too early to tell for sure if it's a serious problem. I think losing Clemons could really hurt us. But we'll see how we do tomorrow, if we can't get a few sacks on the Peyton Manning statue then we could be in trouble.
I will need to think some more if I really think we're gonna lose to Denver, I'll make a prediction later tonight.
Here's an edited version even though I still got a wicked hangover:
I have some concerns about our receiving core's ability to jump up and make tough catches in traffic. Tate really excelled in that area, he could make great adjustments to find the ball (sometimes while in mid-air). I'm not sure if we have a guy who can do it quite as well now that we lost Tate.
This is pretty much Tate in air:
[youtube]uLOMdddg11A[/youtube]
OK... maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration but he was pretty sick in the air. I've already noticed a few plays that I think Tate could of made when our other receivers failed to do so.
Haha never saw this one before:
[youtube]Fg-76xzGABE[/youtube]
Tate was definitely a goofball, and I have no idea what I was talking about with receiver penalties that's pure drunken nonsense.
It's worth noting though that Tate has more receiving yards (150) than our two leading receivers combined.
Kearse is suprisingly leading the team with 69 yards. Harvin and Miller are tied with 64 yards.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/playe ... asontype/2
http://espn.go.com/nfl/team/stats/_/nam ... e-seahawks
Tate also has a long of 44 yards which is better than any of our receivers so far. Harvin and Lockette both have longs of 33 yards.
I'm still concerned with our offensive line particularly Okung, he seems to be really struggling so far. I'm hoping the O-Line plays better against Denver but I'm not counting on it.
I'm also concerned with our Pass Rush but it's too early to tell for sure if it's a serious problem. I think losing Clemons could really hurt us. But we'll see how we do tomorrow, if we can't get a few sacks on the Peyton Manning statue then we could be in trouble.
I will need to think some more if I really think we're gonna lose to Denver, I'll make a prediction later tonight.
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So, what you are saying is that you wrote "should of" when you were cold sober?
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