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Sep 29, 2003
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Nah, I don't think that's the reason^^. The Seahawks were just as shitty last year (except their defence was pretty good) as they are now, and they didn't do much in the offseason to boost their offense....Historically, the Seahawks have had the Bucs' number....Plus, Tampa and Seattle see hardly any primetime....
 
May 9, 2002
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Yea but that was still the weakest division in the NFC, maybe even the whole league. And it still is...
That doesnt make a difference, becuase the Hawks play the same people in the division, which BTW, is only 6 times, every year. They play 10 other teams that ARENT in the division, so that argument holds little weight.

Again, the Hawks had pretty much the same exact team as last year, PLUS Jones and Wahle, and are 1-5, with the SAME EXACT defense, with ADDED talent in Red Bryant and Lauren Jackson.

BTW, the "weakest division" argument holds little water. The AFC West had the same combined record as the NFC West last year. The NFC South had 1 more win than both. The NFC West had 2 teams with .500 records or better, the same as the AFC North and NFC North, and MORE than the AFC West, AFC East, and NFC South (all only had 1 .500 team).

The AFC South and NFC East both had every team .500 or better, both of wich had combined records of 40 or more wins.
 

phil

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that game was the worst primetime game in the history of the nfl. the seahawks will never draw a crowd. sorry but its the truth. look at the ratings. worst ever in nfl history for a primetime game.
 
Sep 29, 2003
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That doesnt make a difference, becuase the Hawks play the same people in the division, which BTW, is only 6 times, every year. They play 10 other teams that ARENT in the division, so that argument holds little weight.

Again, the Hawks had pretty much the same exact team as last year, PLUS Jones and Wahle, and are 1-5, with the SAME EXACT defense, with ADDED talent in Red Bryant and Lauren Jackson.

BTW, the "weakest division" argument holds little water. The AFC West had the same combined record as the NFC West last year. The NFC South had 1 more win than both. The NFC West had 2 teams with .500 records or better, the same as the AFC North and NFC North, and MORE than the AFC West, AFC East, and NFC South (all only had 1 .500 team).

The AFC South and NFC East both had every team .500 or better, both of wich had combined records of 40 or more wins.
Fine man, chalk a point on the board for yourself.....