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I almost fast forwarded through it at halftime of the Cheatriots-Stealers game, but what an awesome commercial from the Washington State Lottery. Only a true Seahawk fan would appreciate it!

I watched some of the game. I'm out of your local broadcast region, so I didn't see the commercial, but man, it was a challenge to me to decide who I hate more, The Cheatriots, or the Stealers. Current events carried the day & I found myself rooting for Rapelessburger & co to pull off the upset.

MAN am I glad that we have a team that is fully capable of wiping them both into season ending gamedays.

I'll have to go back and watch it- FF'd through halftime.

Have to say, though, that based on what I saw tonight, we're going to have to look *awfully* shtty for me to be worrying about either of them upending us.

Cheatriots that's funny stuff River!

Do you remember when Czonka brought Shula the Raiders playbook right before a playoff game? Shula threw it the garbage can and said we don't do that stuff here. Different times.

OK, here it is. Make sure you go to the full screen mode right away.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9cinfoQTXM

Thanks, that was the only way I'd ever get to see that.

That was great. Thanks for linking, RD.

Great commercial!

I also liked the one in the classroom with Marshawn, Sherman, Mathews and Brees

Mo the Toe wrote:I also liked the one in the classroom with Marshawn, Sherman, Mathews and Brees

Now that one I get to see here, it's national. But they're not gonna advertise the Washington Lottery in Kentucky ...

It is funny as hell, Marshawn is perfect!: "I been here the whole time bruh"

Mo the Toe wrote:I also liked the one in the classroom with Marshawn, Sherman, Mathews and Brees

Yeah I really liked that commercial. Really well done.

I can't remember what they were advertising, but I loved the one where they were listening to various players lay out their resumes and they came to Beast and he didn't say a word, just pointed to the SB ring on his finger.

I don't get those 'local' commercials either, but I certainly hope that Russell and Jimmy Graham were taking notes. Brady and Gronk put on a clinic.

jshawaii22 wrote:I don't get those 'local' commercials either, but I certainly hope that Russell and Jimmy Graham were taking notes. Brady and Gronk put on a clinic.

The Steelers defense was horrible, particularly their secondary. I'm not taking anything away from Brady or Gronk, but that D of Pittsburgh's is going to get rung up like a pinball machine this year.

BTW, did anyone notice who the Steelers DC is? Keith Butler, a pretty fair linebacker for the Seahawks way back when. It's going to be a long season for him.

Replacing the "Legend" Dick LaBeau, at least for 1 year anyway. And that D was pretty bad on the play where he split out right. How do you not adjust for him?

jshawaii22 wrote:Replacing the "Legend" Dick LaBeau, at least for 1 year anyway. And that D was pretty bad on the play where he split out right. How do you not adjust for him?

Sometimes players get so preoccupied with where they should be lining up that they become oblivious to someone like Gronk being uncovered. Someone should have seen that and called a timeout.

Dick Lebeau is one of the best players/coaches the game has seen. Most great players don't make good head coaches.

RiverDog wrote:Sometimes players get so preoccupied with where they should be lining up that they become oblivious to someone like Gronk being uncovered. Someone should have seen that and called a timeout.

Dick Lebeau is one of the best players/coaches the game has seen. Most great players don't make good head coaches.

I don't disagree with this exactly but if you are playing the Pats you always need to know where Gronk is when you get in the red zone and you shouldn't be surprised when he lines up outside. On a side note I hate when teams have a LB or small safety line up against him 1 on 1 inside the 15. There are very few in the NFL who can and giving Brady/Gronk that look is an EASY TD. I wouldn't mind if the Hawks lined KJ up against Gronk inside the 10, but outside of the the 10 I hate it. WAY too much space for him to work (I haven't re-watched the SB but I know it was KJ who got beat by Gronk on their TD before the half, but I might look stupid because I can't remember if it was outside of the 10, although it seems like it probably was).

mykc14 wrote:I don't disagree with this exactly but if you are playing the Pats you always need to know where Gronk is when you get in the red zone and you shouldn't be surprised when he lines up outside.

I beg your pardon, but that's pretty much what I said. You're right, everyone should always know where Gronk is, especially in the red zone. The fact that no one recognized where he was is what led me to say that they were preoccupied.

BTW, were the headsets between the team captain and the sideline working then? If they weren't, that could explain some of the confusion, and why the Steelers didn't try to call a timeout.