Hawks vs. Saints game three

[Millikin]

I can't remember the last time we had a wire-to-wire laugher in every facet of the game, offense, defense and special teams, even coaching. To do it at home missing key starters -- against a team we should beat -- is exactly the kind of game we've been losing the past year or so. Hope we see this killer instinct in Glendale Thursday.

I was thinking the exact same thing.
A good team does blow out a bad or struggling team sometimes, especially at home.
Only Seahawks fans would even know what we are talking about. lol.

A few games down the stretch Wilson's rookie year. One was an absolute ass kicking at home against the Niners.

In that season there was a 3 game stretch where the Seahawks annihilated AZ, BUF and the 9ers. I was there for the Arizona and 9ers game and it was great fun. That was just before absolute peak of the "LOB" and Russell Wilson era.

If they had hung on after the amazing comeback against the Falcons in the playoff, they were hot enough to win the whole thing that year.

[Michael K.]

In that season there was a 3 game stretch where the Seahawks annihilated AZ, BUF and the 9ers. I was there for the Arizona and 9ers game and it was great fun. That was just before absolute peak of the "LOB" and Russell Wilson era.

If they had hung on after the amazing comeback against the Falcons in the playoff, they were hot enough to win the whole thing that year.

Yep, that come back against Atlanta fueled the fire for the Super Bowl run. Just like second and goal fueled the run for the implosion. So many what ifs for that group!

That Kam hit on Vernon Davis was one of the biggest hits I've ever witnessed. I still can't believe they flagged that, but maybe the sheer violence of the hit was enough to warrant a flag!?

[D-train]

significant going into the Thursday night game MM was able to rest his starters for the fourth quarter

You honestly think that almost 100 hours later their bodies are going to better off in terms of rest because they played 3 quarters instead of 4 to the extent that it could be the difference in the game??? I do not.

[D-train]

Good memory!

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[douche]

A clean, hard tackle = 'unnecessary roughness'?

[Michael K.]

A clean, hard tackle = 'unnecessary roughness'?

An apt description of the game these days right?

[Donn Beach]

significant going into the Thursday night game MM was able to rest his starters for the fourth quarter

You honestly think that almost 100 hours later their bodies are going to better off in terms of rest because they played 3 quarters instead of 4 to the extent that it could be the difference in the game??? I do not.

Yeah I do up to you if you don't

Thursday Night Football will take place in Glendale on a short week after the Seahawks had four key players sidelined due to injuries. Well, the fact that the Seahawks rested their starters in the fourth quarter is a significant advantage with less recovery time for this matchup.

[D-train]

A clean, hard tackle = 'unnecessary roughness'?

An apt description of the game these days right?

The roughing the passer penalty on Williams yesterday was probably the worst I have ever seen and that's saying something. If Kam made that hit in yesterdays game he probably would have been banned from the NFL for life and arrested for Felony assault....

[douche]

Former safety Ken Hamlin was also a hard hitter. He decimated a guy one game but I can't remember who it was. I believe it was a Saints player.

[Donn Beach]

Maybe JS isn't a compleat idiot, Kendrick was a cut down day addition

Fourth-year defensive back Derion Kendrick is proving to be a true “find,” according to ESPN’s Brady Henderson. He praised Schneider for making smart use of the waiver wire to snap up a player “let go by the Rams on cut-down day.” A player who’s “stepped in the last two games at nickel and just got his second interception in that span