I know they're dreadful but they still have a bit of a name recognition and 1 or 2 stars. As of this post they're down 48-0 to Seattle and have 7 turnovers, midway through the 3rd quarter.

BTW, they started off the year 4-0 and the argument was which one of the three unbeatens (Arizona, Atlanta and Houston) were the real deal. They're going to be 4-9 after today.

All went to hell whenever Kolb went down. Skelton and Lindley are both pathetic.

(12-09-2012 06:51 PM)Kronke Wrote:  All went to hell whenever Kolb went down. Skelton and Lindley are both pathetic.

If Kolb was in, the score probably would have been more like 42-10. Not much difference. Too bad the draft isn't going to offer them much this year.

They should trade for Vick...

A reporter asked the Arizona coach (Whisenhunt) after the game who would start at quarterback next week.

Replied the coach: "Do you play?"

I'd say you should trade for Joe Webb, but I think the Vikings are just waiting and hoping for Ponder to have an accident.

Love my Seahawks. There is a reason why they have the most division titles of any NFC team in the past 20 years. :)

And it's because they have dominated a weak division for the past decade. San Francisco didn't come alive again until recently, the Rams till this year while the Cardinals are...well, the Cardinals.

(12-09-2012 10:14 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  A reporter asked the Arizona coach (Whisenhunt) after the game who would start at quarterback next week.

Replied the coach: "Do you play?"

If they had a decent qb they could be good again. Kurt Warner really made that team run like it should.

(12-09-2012 10:26 PM)TampaKnight Wrote:  Love my Seahawks. There is a reason why they have the most division titles of any NFC team in the past 20 years. :)

The reason is that division has been horrible for most of the last 20 years

Doesn't CUSA need less FCS call ups? :sly:

(12-09-2012 11:44 PM)07owl Wrote:  

(12-09-2012 10:26 PM)TampaKnight Wrote:  Love my Seahawks. There is a reason why they have the most division titles of any NFC team in the past 20 years. :)

The reason is that division has been horrible for most of the last 20 years

Four Super Bowl teams in the last 13 seasons (Rams '99, '01 - Seahawks '05 - Cardinals '08).

(12-09-2012 06:41 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I know they're dreadful but they still have a bit of a name recognition and 1 or 2 stars. As of this post they're down 48-0 to Seattle and have 7 turnovers, midway through the 3rd quarter.

BTW, they started off the year 4-0 and the argument was which one of the three unbeatens (Arizona, Atlanta and Houston) were the real deal. They're going to be 4-9 after today.

the big east could try, as a football only member of course, there basketball is practically non existent

Bet Larry Fitzgerald is regretting that 8 year contract he signed in 2011. Not that the Cardinals would actually keep him/pay him that long, but he's still stuck on that dog of a team unless someone trades for him.

(12-10-2012 01:09 AM)Orange County Owl Wrote:  

(12-09-2012 11:44 PM)07owl Wrote:  

(12-09-2012 10:26 PM)TampaKnight Wrote:  Love my Seahawks. There is a reason why they have the most division titles of any NFC team in the past 20 years. :)

The reason is that division has been horrible for most of the last 20 years

Four Super Bowl teams in the last 13 seasons (Rams '99, '01 - Seahawks '05 - Cardinals '08).

*rimshot*

Seattle was arguably the worst division winner in NFL history, going 7-9 and winning the NFC West a couple years ago.

The first thing they accomplish after that was defeating the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints.

Chew on that for a bit. NFC West is not the worst division in the conference. My money is on the AFC West being the worst division for the past 20 years.

(12-10-2012 01:09 AM)Orange County Owl Wrote:  

(12-09-2012 11:44 PM)07owl Wrote:  

(12-09-2012 10:26 PM)TampaKnight Wrote:  Love my Seahawks. There is a reason why they have the most division titles of any NFC team in the past 20 years. :)

The reason is that division has been horrible for most of the last 20 years

Four Super Bowl teams in the last 13 seasons (Rams '99, '01 - Seahawks '05 - Cardinals '08).

That's cute but nothing can compare to the NFC East, 20 Super Bowl appearances winning 12 including the defending champions.