Seahawks08 wrote:They played against the worst secondary in the NFC you clueless homer. This is one game (sample size won't suggest that you're right) and your top 2 WRs didn't do squat, leaving your #3 and #4 WRs to duke it out with Carolina's vauntednickel and dime DBs.
Isn't there a Seahawks board you can spew your drivel on? GO 49ers (this week)
Wow just wow...it is quite clear you didn't watch the game. First, Carolina is not the worst secondary in the NFC (GB, DET, STL, NO, MIN are demonstrably worse). And then you need to take the upfront 7 into play since Wilson had no time to pass (which SE so eloquently said). Also, I can use the sample size argument against you too if you want to make wild accusations.
Of course I didn't watch the game. My favorite team was on another channel playing their game. I don't have time to watch this game when the Vikings are on FOX and my Sunday Ticket is set to another game. I don't have any Seahawks or Cardinals in fantasy so you bet I didn't watch a lick of this game. Go ahead and read what someone who actually watched the game said.
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So it's clearly not a "wild accusation." The Panthers themselves AGREE WITH MY ASSESSMENT. You, being the knowledgeable, unbiased observer that you are, obviously must know better than someone who actually plays the damn game for a living and is in fact a current member of said awful unit.
Carolina knew that Seattle would pass and they still couldn't stop them. They had, like that article said, the worst completion % against them last year. Josh Thomas and Captain Munnerlyn are nickel backs on every other team in the league. Their secondary is a joke. They only look half-decent at times because their front 7 can bail them out.
GB is not worse, don't forget they had Casey Heyward out last week. St. Louis definitely isn't the worst with Jenkins and Finnegan, NO...maybe but they at least have a promising rookie (Vaccaro) and a Pro Bowl-caliber DB in Malcolm Jenkins. But if we use your logic- they had little trouble slowing down the mighty Falcons' WRs on Sunday. So they're actually a really tough secondary.
Minnesota has a lot of average guys with the exceptional Harrison Smith at S. But they're not atrocious by any means. You idiots continue to go by yards allowed when there is simply much more that goes into being a good secondary...like completion % against, ypa allowed, etc.
What sample size argument can you make? This is Wilson's 1st 300 yard regular season game ever which somehow proves in SE's mind that Seattle's WRs are all going to the HoF someday. (They'll be lucky to make the Seahawks' HOF if you ask me). Just man up and admit that your team is not elite at WR and this pointless argument goes away. Is it not enough to be elite everywhere else except WR for you? Are Seachickens fans so spoiled and provincial that they cannot tolerate being criticized for any little thing? Go pop some adderall and come back when you'v calmed down. Sheesh.
