Andy Hicks
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Wilson had no idea where the ball was and there was contact. IMO that was an easy PI call.I think that pick gets overturned. Looked like Trufant didn't get his feet down before he caught the pass.What a bs PI call. Fitz was all over Wilson but they call the little guy. Then the replays only show the end with Wilson fighting him off.Here's a bad call, Trufant wasn't back in bounds. Dunno if it's challengable.
Fitz was all over him first, Wilson couldn't turn around because of it. At best it should've been offsetting.Wilson had no idea where the ball was and there was contact. IMO that was an easy PI call.I think that pick gets overturned. Looked like Trufant didn't get his feet down before he caught the pass.What a bs PI call. Fitz was all over Wilson but they call the little guy. Then the replays only show the end with Wilson fighting him off.Here's a bad call, Trufant wasn't back in bounds. Dunno if it's challengable.
I know that Hightower at this point is probably the better all around back than Wells but I am surprised how they seem to be afraid to let Wells get in there and develop as a player. They should have given it to him on the goaline there I feel.I really don't undestand why Hightower is the Cardinals' short yardage guy. He's too slow, he doesn't have enough burst to get moving fast enough to use his power. Stuffed on 3rd and 1 and on 4th and goal from the one inch line again today, and despite a misconception among people on this board, was below average in the role last year.
To be fair, he wasn't touched and the O-line deserves more credit on that TD.TD Forsett.He looked explosive blowing through that hole. :X
With as many needs (ie young players coming in) as the team has, I don't see Matt's job in jeopardy. At all. They know what Wallace has to give (not much) and no point throwing Teel out there with the bad line just to get experience at being sacked. They'll need Hass' leadership for the rebuild, which btw they are already in. Granted, it will ramp up after Ruskell is gone next year and the two 1st round picks.He may blow it at times, but Hass ALWAYS gives everything he has.IMO Hasselbeck is playing not only for his season in this game, but his career. Seattle loses this game and they are OUT of contention in the NFC West and the team goes into full rebuilding mode. I expect a huge effort, or at least everything the guys has.
Seahawks are only rushing three and dropping everyone else back into coverage. Time will tell who can adjust and make changes. I expect a good chess match between Arizona offense and Seattle defensive coordinator Gus Bradley.22yd warner, are you serious
If pressed, I say Seattle looks elsewhere for a QB in the off-season. Perhaps the draft (Clausen), free agent (Campbell), or trade (Kolb)? I think they made a move to acquire a QB in some fashion. If they lose this game or the game to SF the season is realistically over. I have my doubts that the team will try to build around Hasselbeck if they go into full rebuilding mode.With as many needs (ie young players coming in) as the team has, I don't see Matt's job in jeopardy. At all. They know what Wallace has to give (not much) and no point throwing Teel out there with the bad line just to get experience at being sacked. They'll need Hass' leadership for the rebuild, which btw they are already in. Granted, it will ramp up after Ruskell is gone next year and the two 1st round picks.He may blow it at times, but Hass ALWAYS gives everything he has.IMO Hasselbeck is playing not only for his season in this game, but his career. Seattle loses this game and they are OUT of contention in the NFC West and the team goes into full rebuilding mode. I expect a huge effort, or at least everything the guys has.
Nah. They're tight, but he hates your guts and wants you to lose your fantasy match-up this week. Best of luck with that.Is Hasselbeck mad at Burleson?
no kidding. dude should've been tossed.that was some dirty garbage from the Cardinal's dt shoving his elbow into Hass's throat on the ground.
Nah. They're tight, but he hates your guts and wants you to lose your fantasy match-up this week. Best of luck with that.Is Hasselbeck mad at Burleson?

Not a chance unless Hass gets hurt. They need too much OL, DL, RB, DB help to waste time trying to fill a position they already have a good starter at. They're not going to build around Hass, but they have to rebuild too much to start it off with a new QB. If there weren't so many glaring needs, then maybe, but no reason whatsoever to toss out a guy of Hass' experience. NICE, was wondering when The Golden Receiver was going to get the ball.If pressed, I say Seattle looks elsewhere for a QB in the off-season. Perhaps the draft (Clausen), free agent (Campbell), or trade (Kolb)? I think they made a move to acquire a QB in some fashion. If they lose this game or the game to SF the season is realistically over. I have my doubts that the team will try to build around Hasselbeck if they go into full rebuilding mode.With as many needs (ie young players coming in) as the team has, I don't see Matt's job in jeopardy. At all. They know what Wallace has to give (not much) and no point throwing Teel out there with the bad line just to get experience at being sacked. They'll need Hass' leadership for the rebuild, which btw they are already in. Granted, it will ramp up after Ruskell is gone next year and the two 1st round picks.He may blow it at times, but Hass ALWAYS gives everything he has.IMO Hasselbeck is playing not only for his season in this game, but his career. Seattle loses this game and they are OUT of contention in the NFC West and the team goes into full rebuilding mode. I expect a huge effort, or at least everything the guys has.
I don't disagree about the other needs. If I was the GM I invest in my O-line, D-Tackle, or a CB. However, the D-Tackles and CBs that are difference makers don't exactly grow on trees.Not a chance unless Hass gets hurt. They need too much OL, DL, RB, DB help to waste time trying to fill a position they already have a good starter at. They're not going to build around Hass, but they have to rebuild too much to start it off with a new QB. If there weren't so many glaring needs, then maybe, but no reason whatsoever to toss out a guy of Hass' experience.
NICE, was wondering when The Golden Receiver was going to get the ball.

Carlson was wide open. Don't know if you're watching or not, but that's the reason.What gives? Hass will throw a TD to John "Hot" Carlsson, but not Burleson? This is a topsy-turvy world we live in...
Is Hasselbeck mad at Burleson?
have hass and Burleson but going against Housh....not liking this half at all.They should have gotten him more involved many games ago.Forsett another nice run. Can't understate how good he looks. Best comp I can give his Warrick Dunn. Does a great job hiding behind his line.He'll need a power compliment down the road, but he's definitely got a spot in the league.
I can't speak for all Seattle fans, but I believe most of us have wanted to see Forsett get an expanded role. I'm not willing to knock Jones. He's a viable NFL RB. IMO most of the problems with the Seattle running attack fall on the discontinuity along the offensive line.SEA homers think Forsett can take over for Jones with injury and this performance?
So best case the dreaded RBBC?I can't speak for all Seattle fans, but I believe most of us have wanted to see Forsett get an expanded role. I'm not willing to knock Jones. He's a viable NFL RB. IMO most of the problems with the Seattle running attack fall on the discontinuity along the offensive line.SEA homers think Forsett can take over for Jones with injury and this performance?
I'm willing to knock Jones. Can't stand him. I groaned when they signed him, and groan still. He has way too much famine and not near enough feast.I can't speak for all Seattle fans, but I believe most of us have wanted to see Forsett get an expanded role. I'm not willing to knock Jones. He's a viable NFL RB. IMO most of the problems with the Seattle running attack fall on the discontinuity along the offensive line.SEA homers think Forsett can take over for Jones with injury and this performance?
What are your feelings about the play of our offensive line? Do you feel its been acceptable and blame for the rushing woes falls solely on Jones?I'm willing to knock Jones. Can't stand him. I groaned when they signed him, and groan still. He has way too much famine and not near enough feast.I can't speak for all Seattle fans, but I believe most of us have wanted to see Forsett get an expanded role. I'm not willing to knock Jones. He's a viable NFL RB. IMO most of the problems with the Seattle running attack fall on the discontinuity along the offensive line.SEA homers think Forsett can take over for Jones with injury and this performance?