aound the leage live unreal

I'm sitting here watching nfl network and around the league live and casserly and some others(no one i recognize) talking about which rookie QB is under the most pressure to perform and they said RGIII, becuase if they stop the run will be be the RG of the early season. Now while having that discussion, they are showing clips of all of his interceptions Now it was short so they looped it. Too funny, the dude's INT's could be most QB's for a game. And casserly was asked about the lack of a real number one recveiver for seahawks and he said it doesn't matter this week-end, but as they get further into the playoff's it could. I love being underrated. They did give props to Fletch.

Wow! Chuck must've got a lecture to hate on the home team this weekend. He picked us as the most improved team before last season and you know that was a streeeeeach.

Yeah Charley slammed our corners real bad, said that Seahawks not having a number one WR won't matter this week against Hall and Wilson, but might hurt them going forward.

Got here we go again, Wilson, Wilson, saying the other guys get more attention, but here is the Wilson, wilson and wilson.

So it seemed to matter last week as Hall & Wilson did a hell of a job on the Cowboys' WR core, but now against a lessor WR core....it doesn't matter? Wow.

Good thing we don't have an "excessive typos in a thread title" rule.

Good thing we don't have an "excessive typos in a thread title" rule.

Paloffs = no spel chek nessissairy

Good thing we don't have an "excessive typos in a thread title" rule.

Too funny Mark. And thanks for the burger

If you want to punish lazy analysis and uninformed commentary, like these idiots, join me in Twitter bombing them after the game:

@AdamSchein clown prediction on the Redskins game

I wrote that after the Saints game.

And after the Dallas game:

[@Rodney_Harrison didn't catch your postgame reaction! How's your boy Tony Romo sits to pee? At least Dungy admitted picking WRONG

RG of the early season?

Someone send them that ultimate RG3 highlights vid if they think he was playing worse early in the year. The rest of the team stepped up is all.

Hey if what they do brings us the RGIII of the Saints game.....I'm good.

Too funny, the dude's INT's could be most QB's for a game. .

Matt Ryan, Drew Brees, and Tony Romo sits to pee, all media darlings, have thrown as many INTs in one game in 2012 as RG3 had all season.

BTW, IIRC, at least 2-3 of Griffins INTs were tipped by our own receivers.

I saw Heath Evans on NFLN a few minutes ago.

I'll paraphrase because I'm not sure I could convey the depth of this idiocy otherwise.

"If the seahawks take alfred Morris out of the game, then all the pressure is on RG3.. because then all of the play action goes away, and that whole offense grinds to a halt...."

So let me get this straight. If the Seahawks key so heavily on Alfred Morris that they manage to take him out of the game, the play action will NOT work because.. uh,, they will somehow stop our #1 running attack without heavily keying on him.. and STILL be able to cover every receiver.

for those who may wonder.. if the Seahawks do key so heavily on Morris, then the play action will light up the scoreboard over and over and over and over again.

And if they back off to stop the play action that Ol' HamHead Heath certainly MUST know they will have to bite on .. then Alfred does his thing.

But Kudos to NFL FRIGGIN NETWORK for having such a deep understanding of the game of football and presenting it to the fans.

Up next on NFL Network, Heath Evans will explain why good punting will help the Seahawks placekicker make accurate passes.

~Bang

Heath Evans is one of the greatest buffoons of all. He deserves a massive amount of Twitter hate after we win. Seriously, he picks against us with more illogical leaps of crapulence than McNugget.

:ols:

Thats awesome bang. Wow.

Heath evans is the biggest tool around. I scratch my head when he talks because he sounds like some clown who never played the game. I guess intelligence isnt a requirement to get on National TV because he clearly has none.

He won't be working on NFLN much longer with his terrible analysis and boneheaded answers to easy questions.

Its funny cause i just read NFL.com expert picks and Casserly picked the Redskins lol

But Kudos to NFL FRIGGIN NETWORK for having such a deep understanding of the game of football and presenting it to the fans.

~Bang

I got disgusted with them even before I told the cable company to go piss up a flagpole last year. Their analysis is terrible. The only thing I miss at all from that channel is the combine coverage.

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Heath evans is the biggest tool around. I scratch my head when he talks because he sounds like some clown who never played the game. I guess intelligence isnt a requirement to get on National TV because he clearly has none.

He won't be working on NFLN much longer with his terrible analysis and boneheaded answers to easy questions.

????? - Michael Irvin, Deion Sanders, Jamie Dukes

"If the seahawks take alfred Morris out of the game, then all the pressure is on RG3.. because then all of the play action goes away, and that whole offense grinds to a halt...."

Maybe by "take away" they plan to remove those plays from Kyle's playcalling sheet.

Up next on NFL Network, Heath Evans will explain why good punting will help the Seahawks placekicker make accurate passes.

~Bang

I'll play. If Seattle is punting good, with good coverage, then the Redskins will have to ease off the rush at the kicker, and drop more guys into coverage. That way, when Seattle is up 140-7 (seattle is amazing, remember?), the place kicker will sneak in and pass the ball on a fake. This will result in a touchdown, just because of awesome punting.

Does this sound about right?

I am actually enjoying that Seattle will be the 2007 Patriots by the time Sunday rolls around. Keep taking them up.

Well, we should also not pretend they're not capable of laying the wood and scoring points in bunches. The Seahawks are no small challenge.

~Bang

Well, we should also not pretend they're not capable of laying the wood and scoring points in bunches. The Seahawks are no small challenge.

~Bang

Absolutely, but this has seemingly become a small pit stop on their march through the post season. I have no doubt that they could beat us soundly, but that's only happened to us a couple times this year.

Agreed.

I have no doubt they can beat us soundly. I also have no doubt we can beat them soundly.

Should make for a great NFL playoff matchup.

I don't know why are even taking the field on Sunday. Seriously, we have no chance.:jerk:

I think our chances are at least 50/50. They are a lot like us, from the QBs and running games to the defenses, I see some similarities. Plus, it's in our house and they play poorly on the road. If it was in Seattle we'd be toast.