Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by Donn Beach » Mon Nov 10, 2025 8:32 am

D-train wrote:
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Sibelius Hindemith wrote:
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Did the Seahawks really only attempt two passes in the 2nd half? Not sure i like that.
To be able to run the ball when your opponent is expecting you to run it is considered a key to winning. I think that's what we just saw. I think that's a scary development for their opponents coming up. If the run game is getting as difficult to stop as the pass game
Hawks and Rams are 1 and 2 in NFL.com power rankings and Profootball network rankings. Feels like a big game Sunday. If there was a NFL game day (there should be) like College Game Day, I think it would be in LA in a week.
Only one QB hit allowed and one sack (which admittedly was a turnover). The run game was the best its been all season. They bullied a good Cardinals defensive front and few things are more humiliating than having a scoring drive that’s double-digit plays for long yardage and nothing but rushes. I am not here to argue the Seahawks have an elite offensive line; they have an offensive line you can contend with
At heart I'm old school, I hate shotgun, that's about as smash mouth as you can get. Preseason they talked the talk about being a physical team and now they are walking it. I really am impressed. They were mocked for bringing in a bunch of run coaches but man we're seeing results

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by trharder » Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:02 pm

Is the run game better with Olu Oluwatimi, or was that just a coincidence?

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by D-train » Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:09 pm

trharder wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:02 pm
Is the run game better with Olu Oluwatimi, or was that just a coincidence?
As long as they can pull off the snap before handing it off. :)
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Post by auroraave » Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:53 pm

trharder wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:02 pm
Is the run game better with Olu Oluwatimi, or was that just a coincidence?
It is - aside from the bumbled exchange - that line may be better with him back at center. I thought he was good when he was a starter, not sure why he lost the starting gig. Did Cabledue get time at center, too?? Gotta love the smarts of this team to get that huge lead then simply bleed clock, keep JSN and the receivers out of harms way, and 'practice' the run game. I was greedily hoping for a 50 burger, but this was the smart thing to do.

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by auroraave » Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:56 pm

D-train wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:09 pm
trharder wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:02 pm
Is the run game better with Olu Oluwatimi, or was that just a coincidence?
As long as they can pull off the snap before handing it off. :)
You just don't get it, DT. That wasn't a fumble or botched exchange. Oh no. It was calculated. You see, they're actually preparing to run the 'ole fumblerooskie against the Lambs. :D

By the way, haven't seen anything from Milroe since, like, week two. KNowing the seahawks, he's 'bulking up' to replace bradford :lol:

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by Sibelius Hindemith » Mon Nov 10, 2025 4:00 pm

I hadn't realized that Jarran Reed was put on IR Saturday before the game. Not good.

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by D-train » Mon Nov 10, 2025 4:57 pm

auroraave wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:56 pm
D-train wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:09 pm
trharder wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:02 pm
Is the run game better with Olu Oluwatimi, or was that just a coincidence?
As long as they can pull off the snap before handing it off. :)
You just don't get it, DT. That wasn't a fumble or botched exchange. Oh no. It was calculated. You see, they're actually preparing to run the 'ole fumblerooskie against the Lambs. :D

By the way, haven't seen anything from Milroe since, like, week two. KNowing the seahawks, he's 'bulking up' to replace bradford :lol:
:D I said the same thing yesterday about him being totally MIA. Totally hindsight but Sam is obviously our franchise QB so they should trade him.
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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by Captain 97 » Mon Nov 10, 2025 6:25 pm

Love the Thread title. My 5 year old looked at the TV during the game and said. "Daddy, The Seahawks have 28 and the Robins have 0. I just busted out laughing.

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by DavidGee24 » Mon Nov 10, 2025 8:21 pm

I believe that 12 passes is the least that the Hawks have ever thrown in a regular season game. The only other game I can recall that was comparable was the playoff game against the Raiders in 1984 and sure enough, Dave Krieg threw only 10 passes in that game. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... 220sea.htm They handed the ball to Dan Doornink 29 times, David Hughes 14 times, and bored the Raiders into a 13-7 victory. A lot different than yesterday's game.

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Re: Game 9 thread: Seattle v Greater Phoenix Area Roadrunners

Post by trharder » Mon Nov 10, 2025 11:42 pm

auroraave wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:53 pm
trharder wrote:
Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:02 pm
Is the run game better with Olu Oluwatimi, or was that just a coincidence?
It is - aside from the bumbled exchange - that line may be better with him back at center. I thought he was good when he was a starter, not sure why he lost the starting gig. Did Cabledue get time at center, too?? Gotta love the smarts of this team to get that huge lead then simply bleed clock, keep JSN and the receivers out of harms way, and 'practice' the run game. I was greedily hoping for a 50 burger, but this was the smart thing to do.
I'm on the record as saying I don't want the Seahawks "to go turtle" as soon as they get the lead, but what I meant is like a 10-14 point lead.
There's also a difference when the "bleeding the clock" run game is actually moving the chains. If you can run the ball effectively late in the
game with the lead, you are going to win. period. I'm hoping we don't see Sam backed up against the endzone much in the future...

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