Post-Mortem: Seahawks v DonkeyNation

Gametime
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Re: Post-Mortem: Seahawks v DonkeyNation

Post by Gametime » Mon Sep 09, 2024 8:42 pm

I’m just happy to see our DBs play tight in coverage. Even in zone it was tighter. Maybe because of Nix. But, watching Colt M barbecue s, love how the DBs played.

Michael K.
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Re: Post-Mortem: Seahawks v DonkeyNation

Post by Michael K. » Tue Sep 10, 2024 1:47 am

trharder wrote:
Mon Sep 09, 2024 7:40 pm
Michael K. wrote:
Mon Sep 09, 2024 6:38 pm
Some of the problem could have been how incredibly excited I was going into this game. Maybe unreal expectations for a first time NFL playcaller? But honestly? Regardless of how you came into yesterday thinking, how could you be anything but flabbergasted at how bad the offense was at the half?
It was a reality check, to be sure. But my memory has lots of Seahawk games, including before Pete Carroll, where the offense couldn't
move the ball at all. I'm never happy about it. I also remember a lot of games where, if any adjustments were made, they didn't help.
I remember the Seahawks beating San Diego with only defense and two kick returns. lol
Great points again! And yes, the defense was lights out and fun to watch. Been a long time since I can say that.

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Re: Post-Mortem: Seahawks v DonkeyNation

Post by maoling » Tue Sep 10, 2024 3:12 am

Consistently great and sardonic post-game deeper-dive analysis, aurora. :lol:

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