Call the Allen Family get this man a roof
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RCATES":2zpgeypz said:
True and for good reason.
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D'oh
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Just put longer rails on the safeco field roof and have it slide over to cover the football stadium.
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So ahh 63% COMPL, 3 TDS 101 QB RATING is can't play in the rain. Hmm
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Listen the state of the city of Seattle is just fine. Just some Alex Jones conspiracy. Seattle is thriving and should become one of the greatest places for the homeless to live in a few years. Nothing wrong with that. And I’m not joking at all.
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I don't live in Seattle but I read the Seattle Times. If Seattle is dying, why are home prices going up, up and up. This indicates a high demand. Seems contrary to some of the comments on here.
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The roof is almost closed as it is. They can tarp the rest. Heck they can even allow the homeless to camp underneath until game time.
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Just string a bunch of blue taps over it. It'll look like both sides of the freeway as you drive through the city! It'll blend right in.
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From the game, it looked like it was harder to CATCH the ball than THROW the ball. Lots of wet balls bouncing off receiver's hands last night.
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I think the whole Russ can't play in the rain meme is vastly exaggerated. Seems to me he did pretty well this Sunday in the rain especially with the last drive to score the winning TD.
Don't think the problem is with RW but rather with the receivers when it rains.
Don't think the problem is with RW but rather with the receivers when it rains.
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This tired argument is so ridiculous. Ask the Vikings if Russ can play in the rain.
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John63":ltlaahe7 said:
Brock Huard was on his usual Monday morning with Danny and Gallant, and he said the metrics and stats do show that Russell does not play well at the Clink when it's rainy and windy compared to dry and sunny.
Which is weird, considering it's Seattle. But it is a thing.
Now I'd suspect MOST QB's stats are worse in inclement weather, so I don't think this is unique to Russell. Makes sense that when it's windy and the ball's wet, it's harder to play.
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Sgt. Largent":1je3p9im said:
I presume it's true of most Qb's.
Then it goes the other direction and QB's in Domes don't play as well later in the season when they're forced to play in the elements.
