SEATTLE SEAHAWKS

MVP

January 06, 2007 18:20

...Just beat Dallas[:D][:D][:D][:D][8D][8D]

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  Blade Slinger

  January 07, 2007 05:15

  Ho hum[^]

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  Gibbs505

  January 07, 2007 05:57

  The seahawks are the 'cardic kids' of 2006/07

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  iceracerx

  January 07, 2007 06:33

  losing to the Detroit Lie-downs last week must have taken the wind out of Dallas' sails.
  
  I hope the Bears recover from last weeks sad performance with GB
  
  GO BEARS!!!!!!!

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  Slow_Hand

  January 07, 2007 07:14

  Congratulations to Mike Holmgren and the Seattle Seahawks.
  
  I'm sad that my 'Boys lost the way they did BUT I think that Tony Romo needed desperately to learn a valuable life lesson. Parcells told the reporters weeks back to NOT annoint him just yet but they did and it went to his head a bit. There was an old expression years back "Women make the knees weak" that trainers would beat into fighters' heads leading up to their matches. Right before the big Dallas collapse 5 games ago, the media was hyping Tony Romo as the new darling AND focusing/speculating on Carrie Underwood's repeated presence at the games and very "friendly" demeanor between them.
  
  And so, I believe he started to showboat believing that he was actually THAT GOOD. His throws were increasingly inaccurate, he seemed almost panicky at times, as if he was succumbing to a self-induced pressure to perform and be great. Losing to the Detroit Lions was indeed inexcusable but a lot of that game rests squarely with the missing defense.
  
  Last night's game - and I watched every single second of it - smacked of his overall lack of composure and game focus. Anyone can fumble a snap as he did - not crucifying him for that - but many of the throws he made or didn't make leading up to that were telltale IMO. A quarterback knows that there's a price on his head among the defenders but the greats hang in, make the throws and then get up off of the ground if they can.
  
  I think he can be a very good quarterback but I seriously doubt he'll ever be one of the truly greater ones like Brett Favre, Payton Manning, Tom Brady, Elway, Marino, etc.
  
  Just my 2 cents.

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  sig232

  January 07, 2007 08:01

  I think anytime a game score is 21-20 you can't fault either team. There is no shame for either team, they both did good! It was a fantastic exciting game.[:0][:)]

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  gap1916

  January 07, 2007 15:10

  I like to watch Green Bay play, Dallas loose and the Underdog win. [8D]

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