Back to reality...

Here's another thing I'd like to see to get the Broncos off their game...the first pick play that Welker runs across the middle, where he commits offensive pass interference and gets away with it every time, I'd like to see Kam or KJ light his ass up, knock his chin right into the top of his helmet.

The refs have let the Broncos get away with offensive PI four or five times per game all year on that play, and if they won't stop Welker from doing it (even after he sent Talib to the locker room injured), then the Hawks should put a stop to it themselves.

I don't care what the play is...a pick play, a drag across the middle, or just a quick slot receiver go...whether they throw it to Welker or not he should get knocked right into next season.

If he survives the hit and plays the rest of the game I bet he won't be committing any more offensive PI penalties.

Fish on...

Todd

Pete Carroll’s Friends, Family Admit They’d Love To See Him Get Blown Out In A Super Bowl

NEW YORK—Conceding that they could not imagine anything more satisfying, sources closest to Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll admitted to reporters Thursday that they would love to see him get blown out in a Super Bowl. “Honestly, yeah, it’d be great to watch him get trounced by like 20, maybe 24 points on Sunday,” said lifelong friend Paul Tuchrello, expressing a sentiment similar to that of the rest of Carroll’s friends and family members who confirmed that they are privately hoping the coach will be absolutely humiliated in the biggest game of his nearly 40-year career. “If the Broncos wrap this thing up in the third quarter and we get to watch Pete despondently roam the sideline for another 35 or 40 minutes, I’d be thrilled. I mean, if the Seahawks got shut out that’d be incredible, but I’d settle for pretty much any scenario where he helplessly watches as his team gets dismantled in front of a hundred million people.” Those in Carroll’s inner circle added that watching the Seahawks come up one yard short as time expired would also be enjoyable.

Denver’s pre-season schedule was against the NFC-W division—the toughest/best division from top to bottom in NFL football.

Denver went 2-2.

They beat SF 10-6 and Rams 27-26 and they lost to AZ 32-24 and Seattle 40-10.

Denver could only score 10 points each against Seattle and SF defenses.
Denver’s 2 wins combined for a pathetic 5 point total.

Denver would be next to the bottom of the NFC-W division with a .500 record if in that division.
Yes it was pre season games and the Donk’s have had a good year with Mannings record breaking season but Denver is going to lose—big--because of one of the toughest defenses from front to back being fielded in recent SB history.

Here's another thing I'd like to see to get the Broncos off their game...the first pick play that Welker runs across the middle, where he commits offensive pass interference and gets away with it every time, I'd like to see Kam or KJ light his ass up, knock his chin right into the top of his helmet.

Hopefully the pass rush cancels out any deep threats and the safeties/linebackers blow up the short pass attempts.

Welker should plan on the Wrath of Kam crashing down on him.

Just get the game over with already, these football threads are tiresome. inb4 rage from the 4 or 5 regular participants.

I'd like to see a lot more defensive pressure by the Hawk D-lineman on Manning, the Hawk O-line protect RW better than they have (most of the season), Beast to get 100 yards plus rushing, I'd like to see RW use the option read on some end-around keepers for long rushing gains, which has been open but not utilized so far, and for the Hawks to bring back the Lombardi trophy to Seattle for the old man, who has been a stalwart fan since they came into the league.

If you want a good analysis of what we'll see tomorrow (with a prediction we like), click on the link and read the whole thing.

The Official Super Bowl Preview: When the coin is flipped and the game actually starts, what will we see on Sunday?

http://grantland.com/features/the-official-super-bowl-preview/

I'd like to see a lot more defensive pressure by the Hawk D-lineman on Manning, the Hawk O-line protect RW better than they have (most of the season), Beast to get 100 yards plus rushing, I'd like to see RW use the option read on some end-around keepers for long rushing gains, which has been open but not utilized so far, and for the Hawks to bring back the Lombardi trophy to Seattle for the old man, who has been a stalwart fan since they came into the league.