c_hawkbob wrote:Wilson, Seabass and Bobby get the game balls!
Aseahawkfan wrote:That was a great win. Goes to show if you stuff the run, Russell will carve you up.
idhawkman wrote:I don't mind giving game balls to RW, Lockett, Carson etc but I can't see my way to giving a game ball to Bobby after watching what that RB did to our defense. Too many times I saw Calitro and Bobby going to the wrong hole on plays they shouldn't have given up to him. McCafferey is a quick back but something is off with the LBs and I can't wait to get either KJ or Kenrycks back. I'm hoping that Bobby is just trying to over compensate and nothing is wrong with him at this point.
If it was up to me, I'd give the Oline the game ball today. few penalties, time for RW to throw and over 150 yards rushing was huge.
c_hawkbob wrote:Wilson, Seabass and Bobby get the game balls!
RiverDog wrote:I wouldn't object giving a game ball to Russell as although not Breesian, he had a solid game, but I'm giving my game ball to Tyler Lockett. Two years following a devastating injury, he's having a career year.
From ESPN Stats & Information: Russell Wilson was blitzed on 17 of 33 dropbacks Sunday and completed 10 of 15 attempts for 192 yards and the game-tying touchdown to David Moore. That continues a season-long trend. Wilson has a league-high 13 touchdowns to zero interceptions when defenses send five or more pass-rushers. The Panthers' blitz rate Sunday of 52 percent was above their season average of 35 percent.
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With today’s 128.3, Russell Wilson joins Aaron Rodgers as the only QBs in history with a career passer rating over 100
c_hawkbob wrote:With today’s 128.3, Russell Wilson joins Aaron Rodgers as the only QBs in history with a career passer rating over 100
HumanCockroach wrote:There's a difference between "no appreciating" Wilson, and burrying your head in the sand in regards to his erratic play. You may not be capable off winning a football game in quarters 1-3, but you CAN lose them. There's a reason that the QB that currently sits ahead of Wilson in fourth quarter winning drives isn't named Rodgers or Brady, but Stafford... to have that many comebacks/ game winning drives, you have to trail in the 4th quarter.
Those QBs tend to play at a high level, for all 4 quarters, it's an anomaly to accomplish passing yardage under 100 yards in the first half, yet a common , almost weekly event with Russ. Pointing out erratic or poor play by a player, is common , and to be expected, especially when said player is the face of the franchise, and highest paid player on the team ( and likely to get an insane raise shortly).
Appreciating, and ignoring aren't the same thing. Some are like the defensive players that expect accountability, some are like Carroll and instead expect different rules. Nothing wrong with either, but personally, I doubt Wilson is fragile enough to shatter should he happen upon somebody pointing out truth as a game plays out ( ie he ran into a sack, held the ball to long, or over or under threw a pass again) in fact, if there's anything I've seen in his almost 7 seasons, he would AGREE with the criticism, and it's not necessary to coddle the man, week in and week out.
HumanCockroach wrote:You need to learn the definition of erratic, before I even discuss it with you. I'm talking to knowledgeable football fans, not jock sniffing fan boys.
HumanCockroach wrote:You need to learn the definition of erratic, before I even discuss it with you. I'm talking to knowledgeable football fans, not jock sniffing fan boys.
idhawkman wrote:Just an FYI, game threads and other threads on this forum go so much quicker and much more intelligible if you just skip over his posts since you already know what they say. I haven't put anyone on the ignore setting but if I ever did it would be him since his posts seem to offer zero value to any thread.
*Definition of erratic: not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable, inconsistent
HumanCockroach wrote:Now if you only had the ability to apply the words in real life....
HumanCockroach wrote:I don't need to supply sh#t, as the word and it's definition is clear. As is how Wilson fits in to that definition ( ie under or over thrown passes followed by absolute dimes... ie ERRATIC. )
Here's a clue. Stats are NOT facts, stats are information, when given without context, or in partial forms, stats a are worthless information that at best is trivia information, at worst, blatant attempts to hide the facts.
If stats, were indeed facts, they would be called facts, not stats you ignorant little fan boy... using your "facts" clearly Matthew Stafford is a first ballot HOF QB. Matt Flynn should have never been beaten out, Wilson should have never been drafted etc, etc, etc...
in fact, supplying stats to show how Wilson has been DEFYING stats, and claiming them as "facts" has a special kind of stupidity to it... so carry on, supply "facts" that had they been listened to originally would have seen your wet dream of a QB / boyfriend or whatever been relegated to never throwing a single pass in the NFL. Thankfully, Seattle isn't as dumb as you, took a chance, DESPITE THE STATS ( or "facts") and because of it, he plays in Seattle...
HumanCockroach wrote:I will supply facts, the second you actually do... since you have never done so, not a single time, I don't care what you think ( I honestly question if you are capable of it on a regular basis).
c_hawkbob wrote:You're nuts. "Breesian" is exactly what Russ was in this game. That 4th down TD and the long pass to the 10 yard line to win the game were exactly the sort of things you'd expect of a guy like Brees.
c_hawkbob wrote:First, there was no caustic at all in my post, none. Did you perceive that from my saying you're nuts?
Exasperation born of posts from you exactly like the one I'm replying to; you seem to be saying that because someone else had a game (or a season) that impressed you more Russ is only middling. Put the perceived slight aside and actually read my previous post for what it says, anything I try to add now would only be trying to rephrase that.
c_hawkbob wrote:If "you're nuts" is actually caustic and inflammatory to you all I can say is you've seriously developed some rice-paper skin in your retirement years ...
RiverDog wrote:No need for the caustic reply. Russell, once again, had a slow start to this game, was 4-9 at one point, misfiring on a sure TD and forcing us to settle for a FG, which is why I downgraded his performance slightly. IMO he had a solid performance overall, didn't turn the ball over or take stupid sacks for big losses, and was spot on when we needed him most. And I did say that I didn't object to giving him a game ball for his performance. You're acting like I said he was trash.
Brees is having a career year, hitting on over 76% of his passes and leading his team to a 10-1 record. They're the odds on favorite to win the Lombardi and Brees the MVP. That's what I meant by "Breesian".
Just to put things in perspective, did you see Phillip Rivers performance last Sunday? 28-29 passing including his first 25 in a row (a record) and set a record for the highest completion percentage in a game. He has his Chargers at 8-3.
It's a quarterback's league, and eye popping, record breaking performances are the norm.
burrrton wrote:Our QB just had a game in which he completed 70% of his passes for over 300 yards, 2 TDs, no INTs for a rating of like 130 (not to mention the comeback win in a game in which our D got absolutely *gashed*) and there are people *criticizing* that performance?
Guys...
HumanCockroach wrote:Is the theory that Wilson is perfect because he had a good game? When was that rule instituted? Anyone claiming he hasn't been erratic in the last several seasons simply don't want to believe what their eyes are telling them. Few if any have bashed Wilson during his career in Seattle, numerous have professed their admiration and belief he's the perfect QB for Seattle, somehow, that is constantly ignored when his inconsistencies, or mistakes are pointed out. Simply put, somebody points out the foolishness of the run at the end of the half against GB, or that the football was delivered LATE and HIGH in consecutive games costing Seattle points, and they are bashing or hating on Wilson, when really all it is, is we are WATCHING the game, and commenting on what is occurring.
The hypocracy here is insane. Wilson is a grown man, and paid exceedingly well to do his job, when he doesn't, saying so it isn't some sort of blasphemy, it's observations. No different than anyone one on this board has done with other players. Including those enamored with creating excuses for Wilson at the. Slightest inkling of a critisism.
c_hawkbob wrote:So it's very good now. At least we got you to move off of solid.
By every standard but your own it was an outstanding game. Hell he even got The Call from Dion Sanders.
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