Denver Vs Seattle

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Mar 16, 2005
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JLMACN said:
^^^man you are starting to sound like a Jake Plummer fan...

WATCH IT!!!!! hahaha

I thought you all honestly were gonna win that game..
but just like Cleveland with the Chiefs..

Seattle wanted that game more.

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Hey we lost that game and had no heart whatsoever we lost and that's that.

I just hope that game woke up all denver fans to the real problems we have instead of trying to blame Jake for everything.
 

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thascary1 said:
Lets see the first td was behind the te he just made a good catch, and the 2nd td was a brilliant spot on 10 yard throw...man 10 yard bomb...Marshall made that a td not cutler.


Cutler had more bad throws than Jake would, he also threw 2 very awful int's one for a pick 6, how about learning to throw the ball away or take a sack, he had no presence behind the rush whatsoever.


He made more than 1 mistake.

you can run your mouth all day long but facts are facts. he had 2 touchdown passes in his first game. www.nfl.com
 
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Cmoke said:
you can run your mouth all day long but facts are facts. he had 2 touchdown passes in his first game. www.nfl.com
ok facts ar facts

2 int's 1 for a pick six.

3 sacks

2 fumbles

Without marshall breaking 3 tackes for a td he would have had less than 100 yards...you're right

facts are facts.
 
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Gringo Starr said:
All in all, it could have been alot worse for Jay. With th at being said, throwing for 2 TD's in your FIRST NFL GAME EVER aint too shabby.

your boys dropped a couple also. But I mean it wasn't all bad, but there are far worse problems that Jay will not help.
 
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Gringo Starr said:
Im a realist, brotha.

The fact is, Seattle is only 8-4 becuase Josh Brown won 4 games for them. They could easily be 4-8 right now. Seattle has offensive issues to match their no-run stopping defense. There is no way Seattle can even make it out of the first round of playoffs let alone make any kind of legit run at a Superbowl appearnce.

Doesnt mean I dont love em though, it just means im not gonna sit here and lie to myself. They are an average team.

Good shit....cause all my homeboys that are Seahawks fans think they are top notch this year....hahaha
 
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AC Transit said:
haha even though he didnt cause the fumble, Josh Brown jacked that dude. He won't hear the end of that.

No doubt! That was a vicious lick for a kicker. I didnt know josh brown was such a savage. And when he made the game-winner he just pointed to himself like 'Thats right, I AM the shit'...
 

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It was really just a bad bad game. Seattle really didn't deserve to win that game at all. They had another horrible first half, and only came out on top cause Cutler and the Broncos are just that bad. I'm not worried though, Seahawks are just getting their stars back, and we're still missing a couple. I think we'll be ready by the playoffs.

I was at the game, sportin a deion branch patriots jersey getting harrassed as fuck. I was there with only one other dude, both of us are die hard Hawks fans, and we were in an all Bronco fan section. It was so satisfying getting the W and just looking back at all them bitches talken shit the whole game.:)
 
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Gringo Starr said:
The fact is, Seattle is only 8-4 becuase Josh Brown won 4 games for them. They could easily be 4-8 right now.
Very very very flawed way of thinking, overlooking some really important things. You have a tendency to neglect the details and be somewhat irrationally "doom & gloom."

Kick 1: 42 yarder while tied
Kick 2: 54 yarder while losing
Kick 3: 38 yarder while losing
Kick 4: 50 yarder while tied


Kick 1 & 3: Modest distances, you look at the other 31 kickers, 25 of them would have made both kicks. Nothing special.

Kick 4: The game was tied, so if he missed, it wasn't an immediate loss, they still would've had overtime, where I say last night it's a 50-50 shot.

Kick 2: Truly special, not reasonable to expect a kicker to hit from 54 yards while losing the game.

He's directly responsible for only 1 of those 4 wins.

I would argue that his performance last week (where he did not hit a game winning FG) was his 2nd most important game because hitting 4 middle-long field goals in a snow storm to keep a team that was getting out played close was HUGE.

I ain't opposed to doom & gloom, certainly the team is not playing like last year's club. I am opposed to irrational doom & gloom.
 
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Gringo Starr said:
1) There is no way Seattle can even make it out of the first round of playoffs
2) They are an average team.
1) As of today, they are tied for a spot that would prevent them from even having to play in the 1st round of the playoffs. They may make it out of the first round of the playoffs without even having to play a game.

2) That's crazy and you know it.
 
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xpanther206 said:
Very very very flawed way of thinking, overlooking some really important things. You have a tendency to neglect the details and be somewhat irrationally "doom & gloom."

Kick 1: 42 yarder while tied
Kick 2: 54 yarder while losing
Kick 3: 38 yarder while losing
Kick 4: 50 yarder while tied


Kick 1 & 3: Modest distances, you look at the other 31 kickers, 25 of them would have made both kicks. Nothing special.

Kick 4: The game was tied, so if he missed, it wasn't an immediate loss, they still would've had overtime, where I say last night it's a 50-50 shot.

Kick 2: Truly special, not reasonable to expect a kicker to hit from 54 yards while losing the game.

He's directly responsible for only 1 of those 4 wins.

I would argue that his performance last week (where he did not hit a game winning FG) was his 2nd most important game because hitting 4 middle-long field goals in a snow storm to keep a team that was getting out played close was HUGE.

I ain't opposed to doom & gloom, certainly the team is not playing like last year's club. I am opposed to irrational doom & gloom.

The fact is, Seattle is only 8-4 becuase Josh Brown won 4 games for them. They could easily be 4-8 right now.

xpanther206 said:
1) As of today, they are tied for a spot that would prevent them from even having to play in the 1st round of the playoffs. They may make it out of the first round of the playoffs without even having to play a game.
Today means nothing in 4 weeks.

2) That's crazy and you know it.
They are an average team and you know it.
 

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thascary1 said:
First off...that game was coooold

Ok got that off my chest...NOW

I told you fuckers jay wasn't ready to play!

if jake was in Denver wins that game easily, And also what did I say, Jake was not the problem...NO FUCKING O-LINE, NO FUCKIN DEFENSE, NO FUCKIN SPECIAL TEAMS!

Oh btw how many ints did jake have returned for td's...uhhh none. How about the rocket arm of Jay's???? Well he sure did good by over throwing lastnight, for everyone saying jake throws ducks, well guess what, they were throws javon was able to stop and make into a jumpball, jays, soared right over him.

But plummer was innacurate right...hmm jay threw behind wr's more alstnight than Jake.....

But jake was the problem....right!

How about Shany's playcalling and opening up the playbook..hahahahaa run left, run right, throw, punt....same as it was with plummer.

And you can say Jay had a 71 yard td, but in reality it was just a 20 yard gain, Marshall did the rest. So if seasttle tackles him like they should have Jay would have had less than 100 yards...hmmmm Worse than Jake yet he was the problem....right!!!!

Seattle won the game based off our prolems we've had all year I just hope they got magnified lastnight since everyone was blinded by thinking it was jake all season long that was the problem.

You're right on every point regarding everything except QB. Would you rather have Cutler begin his learning curve this year when we're not strong enough to win a SB anyway or next year when we are starting fresh?
Ya gotta put him in this year to get the "rookie" out of him so he can be primed for next year. It ain't like Plummer is going to lead us anywhere this year. The team is too shitty and injured to do anything this year. There ain't know way we could beat Indy/Balt/NE or SD in the playoffs with our current team Jake or no Jake.
Jake coulda come out and thrown 3 tds or 3ints. Ya never know. The way he has played this year, i would say he would have been comparable to Cutler's numbers anyway. You're totally underrating seattle by saying we would have beat them easily with Jake in there.

At least under Jay we're averaging 3 more points a game than with Jake! :)
 
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Gringo Starr said:
The fact is, Seattle is only 8-4 becuase Josh Brown won 4 games for them. They could easily be 4-8 right now.
Josh Brown has to be put in the position to win those games. It's not like seattle magically gets the ball and Brown kicks it. The Offense has to drive down the field effectively in the final minutes or seconds. Not too mention the Defense usually is responsible for getting the ball back, either by turnover or forcing a punt.

It's a team effort, not one single man winning the game.
 
Mar 16, 2005
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big D said:
You're right on every point regarding everything except QB. Would you rather have Cutler begin his learning curve this year when we're not strong enough to win a SB anyway or next year when we are starting fresh?
Ya gotta put him in this year to get the "rookie" out of him so he can be primed for next year. It ain't like Plummer is going to lead us anywhere this year. The team is too shitty and injured to do anything this year. There ain't know way we could beat Indy/Balt/NE or SD in the playoffs with our current team Jake or no Jake.
Jake coulda come out and thrown 3 tds or 3ints. Ya never know. The way he has played this year, i would say he would have been comparable to Cutler's numbers anyway. You're totally underrating seattle by saying we would have beat them easily with Jake in there.

At least under Jay we're averaging 3 more points a game than with Jake! :)
I would agree with you here IF......

We hadn't already killed Pats in thier own home.........with jake
We hadn't already beat Ravens........with Jake
We hadn't had Chargers beat, defense couldn't stop anyone, play calling got conservetive...........with Jake
We hadn't lost by only 3 to this tough Indy team losing to lower teams.....with Jake


Throwing in Cutler you give up all hope of the season, and Sunday proved way more is wrong than the QB position.

I thought Cutler was ready, and shanny himself said the whole playbook is now open....really? then why was it still run run pass punt?


Once you get into the playoffs anything can happen, but now that chance of playoffs is all but gone.
 
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2-0-Sixx said:
Josh Brown has to be put in the position to win those games. It's not like seattle magically gets the ball and Brown kicks it. The Offense has to drive down the field effectively in the final minutes or seconds. Not too mention the Defense usually is responsible for getting the ball back, either by turnover or forcing a punt.

It's a team effort, not one single man winning the game.
3 out of 4 of those games were won by FG's over 50 yards. The point is, without that great leg, we wouldnt stand a chance.

Seattle's offense has put us in positions to LOSE those games up until the defining moment of Brown kicking the ball through the up-rights.

Seattle should be positioning themselves to be up by 2 TD's instead of leaning on their kicker week in and week out to come from behind. This is what makes them an average team with a special kicker.
 

big D

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exactly! There's more wrong than just the QB. The playcalling is the most of it. Enough wrong to realize the Broncos are going nowhere. So invest some experience in the 11th pick in the draft, instead of a 10-year vet. We've seen so many close games this year lost. If Jake had pulled out a win in any of those he'd still be in there. Has Jake ever had a 4th qtr comeback in a Denver uniform?
 

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Gringo Starr said:
3 out of 4 of those games were won by FG's over 50 yards. The point is, withou that great leg, we wouldnt stand a chance.

Seattle should be positioning themselves to be up by 2 TD's instead of leaning on their kicker week in and week out. This is what makes them an average team with a special kicker.
I'm think I'm just gonna butt in on this little debate.

Correct me if I'm wrong but is the kicker not part of the team? What's the difference if we win by 3 or 30? That's like saying the colts aint shit, they just have a great QB. It doesn't matter who wins the game for them or how it's done, the bottom fucking line is that we win. An average team wouldn't be 8-4 right now, it's ridiculous to sit here and argue that we're an average team with a special kicker. That special kicker is part of the team making them a better than average team. That's not my opinion that's just a fact. He contributes to our overall team just like a QB or a WR does.