And that, as they say, is the end of that.
That was an exclamation point
For the first time I saw the score change on NFL.com's box score row. Now it looks like what it should be, a blowout.
But I don't like saying the game is over when there are almost six minutes left.
Newton looked pretty good up until that point. They have played well for a team who realm had no business being in the playoffs as it was.
Big time there, hope the Jags have a game like this in the future
Quote:Well we knew that the Panthers D was pretty good and that the Seahawks O is a bit on the slow side to get going at times, but I expected the Seahawks D to score more (as we have a pick six)
So now you are a Seahawks fan?
Quote:Big time there, hope the Jags have a game like this in the future
As they say, there is always next year.
Seahawks have an easy road to the SB. No way GB is beating them at home.
Quote:Seahawks have an easy road to the SB. No way GB is beating them at home.
That's because the Seahawks are not going to Green Bay.
The Packers have to beat them
on the road if they win tomorrow.
Hawks lose 2 supposed key defenders to free agency last year and don't skip a beat....amazing.
Quote:Hawks lose 2 supposed key defenders to free agency last year and don't skip a beat....amazing.
They did not have Brandon Browner during the playoffs last year either.
Game over. Seattle wins 31-17.
Quote:That's because the Seahawks are not going to Green Bay.
The Packers have to beat them on the road if they win tomorrow.
He meant at the Seahawks home...not in GB.
Quote:He meant at the Seahawks home...not in GB.
I know. I was just being the grammar police.
I was stationed in Seattle back before they were good, and I can without a doubt say they have more obnoxious bandwagon fans than even the patriots. I like the team and the coach, but I hope they get blown out next week because of the awful fan base.
Quote:I know. I was just being the grammar police.
For being the grammar police, you sure have horrible recognition of when to use a comma and when to use a period.