More reason to Hate the Rams

[douche]

Arians always had some kind of wrinkle when he played SEA. He was a crafty SOB.

I don't mind him, but he was all about developing a QB. I read his book called, The Quarterback Whisperer (How to Build an Elite NFL Quarterback). Funny book, because he never did build one himself. He had Palmer in ARI and Brady in TB.

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[Michael K.]

I watched his Football Life back when the NFL Network did those. It was pretty good. Those QBs loved him.

[Michael K.]

Like I said, whiney bitches. Maybe don't have a statue for a QB and we won't be able to "LUCK" into stopping you. Fucking Douchbag Rams. I wonder if they realize how pathetic their bitching and whining is?

https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/sea ... subscriber

“I mean, I wasn’t threatened by Matt Stafford running the ball,” Lawrence said. “So why not drop?”

Indeed, Lawrence said that when he saw Williams take off that fast he decided to drop back.

“He didn’t wait, so that was an indication (that Stafford was going to look to Williams),’’ Lawrence said. “… It was like an ‘oh (expletive) moment’ the back is flaring out fast.”

That the Rams had thrown to Williams for a TD in the second quarter also played into Lawrence’s mind.

“As long as I’ve played, you start to pick up on those things,” he said.

Yep, luck.

Again, if that grey bearded bitch Stafford comes back next year I hope we give him the Romo broken back treatment the first time we play them. Lucky. You gave up 31 points and went like 0 for 8 on third and fourth down. But yeah, all about luck. Does anyone think if they had scored a TD there we wouldn't at the very least have gone down and kicked the game tying FG? But most likely scored a winning TD! Lucky, fuck the Rams. I'm still pissed about that statement.

[D-train]

DLaw disagrees with McVay

https://www.seahawks.com/news/how-law-l ... super-bowl

[Michael K.]

DLaw disagrees with McVay

https://www.seahawks.com/news/how-law-l ... super-bowl

LOL, isn't that what I was saying in the post above? When the QB isn't a threat to run, you can do stuff like what D Law did.

[trharder]

Rams have withdrawn proposals arising from two-point play in Seattle

The nutty two-point play that forged a fourth-quarter tie in the Week 16 game between the Seahawks and the Rams resulted in a pair of proposed rules changes from the Rams last month.

Those proposals now have been withdrawn.

One focused on the unusual mechanics of the play. A backward pass thrown by Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold was deflected past the line of scrimmage, making it a live ball that could be recovered by Seattle running back Zach Charbonnet for a touchdown. The Rams wanted such situations to be treated like a fumble in certain situations (fourth down, within the final two minutes of each half, during a try), which would have in that specific circumstance wiped out the two points.

The Rams also proposed a 40-second limit for the initiation of replay review, given that 100 seconds passed between the recovery of the loose ball by Charbonnet and the announcement by referee Brad Allen that the play would be reviewed. As PFT reported last month, the league became aware of the possibility that the ruling on the field of an incomplete forward pass should be reviewed after Prime Video rules analyst Terry McAulay called NFL rules analyst Walt Anderson.

The proposals likely would have had a hard time getting to 24 votes, which could be the most obvious explanation for the withdrawal. Either way — and despite the impact of the play on the game and, potentially, the outcome of the season — it’s not something that will happen very often. And the coaching point remains clear: If there’s a loose ball in the playing field, pick it up.

[Michael K.]

The proposals likely would have had a hard time getting to 24 votes, which could be the most obvious explanation for the withdrawal. Either way — and despite the impact of the play on the game and, potentially, the outcome of the season — it’s not something that will happen very often. And the coaching point remains clear: If there’s a loose ball in the playing field, pick it up.

This. Everyone that isn't a whiney little bitch is treating it this way. The Rams? The same team that cried because our DE dropped off when her recognized a play? I never had any hate for the Rams until the bitching and whining after the last two times we beat them. And then the stuff about Cooper Kupp comes out? POS organization and I hope they lose 13 or more games every year after Stafford is gone. I'd wish that now, but I don't see how that happens with McVey calling the offense with Stafford and those weapons. McVey rescued Baker Mayfield, beat us with a QB with half a hand. The dude is an Evil Genius.

[Donn Beach]

That BR article that ranked the Seahawks roster fifth has the Rams first. The Rams rivalry is becoming pretty unbelievable. It's not winning the division or winning the conference it's beating the Rams. It's becoming more important than winning a SB lol