[gOOber]

The Seachickens tried their best to lose but couldn`t pull it off. I`ve all but given up hope.

[solvegas]

The Seachickens tried their best to lose but couldn`t pull it off. I`ve all but given up hope.

No kidding. They were pathetic and had a shit load of turnovers and they still won.  If they play like that against the Patriots they will be humiliated.

[pedonbio]

No kidding. They were pathetic and had a shit load of turnovers and they still won.  If they play like that against the Patriots they will be humiliated.

Oh, good! Finally, a game worth watching.

P.s.--There is a film clip of folks doing the Seattle Thing--Leaving 'cuz the team was down by 12 or 13 points with five minutes to go, then trying to get back in.

[TheZookie007]

Once is accident, twice is coincidence, but three times is a deliberately planned thing. Belichick is a bloody cheat, and he knows it.

Tampa Tribune: "Cheating part of Belichick legacy as much as Super Bowl rings"

"Take a seat, Beli-cheat.

Turn in your hoodie. You’re watching this Super Bowl, not coaching it.

That’s what the NFL should tell Bill Belichick as DeflateGate joins SpyGate in the pantheon of Patriots dishonesty.

And don’t tell me you ran out of quarters at the air pump, though it happens to me all the time at the gas station, sometimes when I’m not even two tires in.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, as if he doesn’t have enough on his plate, as if he hasn’t dropped that plate time and time again, needs to get a grip on this, now.

You can’t keep the Patriots out of the Super Bowl against the Seahawks. That’s impractical. Besides, Richard Sherman already has inflated his Darrelle Revis quotes for media day.

But you nail Belichick, whose team has again thumbed its nose at this league by using under-inflated footballs in the AFC title game against the Colts. Don’t tell me he didn’t know. The guy knows everything. This was sheer arrogance.

You can dock the Pats a No. 1 pick, like after SpyGate. You can fine Belichick more than the half-million he was hit with back then.

Did that work last time?

You ban Brazen Bill from the Bowl.

You kick the Patriots commander in cheat off the sideline.

Let’s not be naïve. Belichick’s players knew. If you handed Tom Brady a football, in about 10 seconds he’d be able to tell you what the pressure was, to the square inch. Brady is on record as saying he likes throwing under-inflated footballs. DeflateGate is just another reason why the Patriots are now the most-hated team in America, even with Dimples at quarterback.

The really stupid part is New England didn’t need this to throttle the Colts. Brady could have been throwing completely deflated balls, or grapefruits, and the Patriots still win.

This just proves Belichick is pathological.

It doesn’t matter that other teams do it, that cheating is everywhere — the clam chowder Pats fans will be peddling.

Only their guys have been caught. And they’ve been caught before. They smell.

It’s a pattern. Cheating has become part of Belichick’s legacy, with those three Super Bowl wins..."

[solvegas]

Belichick reminds me of another NFL legend coach that would, let's just say, bend the rules even though he never actually broke them. I, of course, I'm talking about John Madden and one, if not, the most entertaining team in NFL history, the 1970's Oakland Raiders. What characters that team had. And the way they gleefully bent the rules. Madden use to have his Running Backs slather lubricant on their uniforms so they would be harder to tackle. I still remember when Fred Biletnikoff caught the football because he had so much stick'um on his body that he caught the ball between his neck and shoulder pads. How about the immaculate fumble against the Chargers where Stabler " accidentally " fumbled the football forward and then it was fumbled again " accidentally " into the end zone ? Touchdown !! Later on the Raiders let it slipped that they practiced that play. And underinflating the balls ? Guess which team used it first. Which is why you can't use stick'um anymore, grease your players, fumble the ball forward into the end zone ( or at least not so blatantly ) and the NFL introduced ball inflation rules. Yup, the 1970's Raiders under Madden were a lot of fun to watch and it is why to this day the Raiders have a bad reputation. Not that they mind. The difference is that Madden was not breaking any rules per se, he just saw the loopholes and drove a Mack truck through them. Of course, the NFL added more rules. Not only that, Madden was a hell of a lot of fun to watch on the sideline the way he would carry on. Almost killed him though. After my beloved Cowboys, the 1970's Raiders are my favorite team.

[pedonbio]

 

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[solvegas]

I want the Seahawks to decimate, humble and destroy the cheating Patriots.

Yes, I want the Seahawks to win even though in reality the game does not stir me. I don't wish anyone to suffer what Theisman did though.

[solvegas]

The Patriots came from behind and won 28 - 24. Well, just about six more months until Football season starts. 

[pedonbio]

Well, we in Seattle have our team of loveable losers back!