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Now that the Seahawks have clinched the division
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:45 pm
by GrizBearStare
Will they have a letdown and lay an egg tonight against the Beagles on MNF? I am thinking that this team is different that past Seadog teams and they will find a way to win games that they have lost in the past (even if that "finding a way to win" includes having Feeley miss 3 FGs :P )
Alexander gets his (150, 3) and Hasselbeck doesn't shit the bed in hostile territory:
Hawks: 31
Eagles: 17
Re: Now that the Seahawks have clinched the division
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:55 pm
by jiminphilly
GrizBearStare wrote:Will they have a letdown and lay an egg tonight against the Beagles on MNF? I am thinking that this team is different that past Seadog teams and they will find a way to win games that they have lost in the past (even if that "finding a way to win" includes having Feeley miss 3 FGs :P )
Alexander gets his (150, 3) and Hasselbeck doesn't shit the bed in hostile territory:
Hawks: 31
Eagles: 17
The Eagles won't score 17 tonight. This is going to be an ugly game.
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 9:35 pm
by BBMarley
Forecast is for alot of snow... will make it very ugly.
I honestly feel that there is a legitmate shot for Philly to win this. Our D has done well against premier running backs this year. With the weather- Seattle's passing game may not get going (alot of drops from those receivers). Alexander will still put up yards- but I like what they have done against the running backs this year.
The game will be decided against B-West ang the Seattle D.
Its going to be a sloppy game all night- but I think the Birds win.
Birds- 20
Hawks- 14
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 9:41 pm
by Joe in PB
The Seahawks are playing for home field advantage through out, the Eagles are playing out the string.....
Sqwaks - 20
Feeble Eagles - 10
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 9:46 pm
by GrizBearStare
mvscal wrote:Two teams headed in different directions with nothing to play for. Makes for a "riveting" matchup.
No thanks...
Seattle needs homefield advantage to do anything in the playoffs. Also, Hawks have a lot still to prove in the eyes of national media. A convincing Monday night win on the road helps on both counts.
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 2:25 am
by The Assassin
Jesus. Shawn Alexander is the real deal.
smart move for Alice to draft Fatokowski over him in 2000.
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:06 am
by Cueball
Interesting reading above
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:14 am
by Qbert
Cueball wrote:Interesting reading above
:wink:
you must not have had to make the "last diaper change" tonight!
