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    Quote Originally Posted by Freak Out View Post
    Brutal. Huge return possible.
    I agree. Looks to me like HHCD was in a good position to seal any would-be tacklers to the inside, and he would have had Peppers running interference to the outside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freak Out View Post
    Brutal. Huge return possible.
    It appears that the left side of the field was wide open for a solid return and he had good blocking out front.

    Morgan Burnett did what he felt was best...just slide to the ground doing his best Aaron Rodgers (100% healthy) impression.

    it was certainly a surprize ... different.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Freak Out View Post
    Brutal. Huge return possible.
    Right. Looks like he had Peppers AND HaHa as blockers.
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    FUCK!

    We had 'em. Damnit!

    I would like to know why Clay was out when Richard Sherman is out there, clearly hurt, and the safety was ballin' with a separated shoulder. He came back - so it wasn't too bad of an injury.

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    It's the lack of killer instinct that gets me. 55 minute of utter domination and then they quit. The defense had this game won. The offense, again, the offense failed to live up to their billing.

    I hope the taste of defeat is bitter and stays in their mouths for the next year.

    Eddie Lacy is soft. He needs to watch this game over and over again and see how Lynch shouldered his team and willed them to victory.

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    Peppers wasn't going to block, he was waving him down. By the time he saw Burnett not slowing down, he would have gone by.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pbmax View Post
    Peppers wasn't going to block, he was waving him down. By the time he saw Burnett not slowing down, he would have gone by.
    I meant if Peppers hadn't waved him down but had immediately headed downfield to block.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joemailman View Post
    I meant if Peppers hadn't waved him down but had immediately headed downfield to block.
    Warren fucking Sapp would have been looking to kill someone. Fuck Peppers and cut his ass as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Freak Out View Post
    Warren fucking Sapp would have been looking to kill someone. Fuck Peppers and cut his ass as well.
    It doesn't appear Peppers made himself available to the press. I'm guessing he knew what the questions would be. Too bad. He raised his game in the playoffs. I hope he's back if they can work out the money situation.

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    Julius will be back. He has made more money than he knows what to do with. He wants a super bowl. Expect him back at a team friendly two year deal. Same with Tramon Williams. While he hasn't made Peppers money, TWill made himself plenty of money. He'll be back too.

    TWill looks pretty good to me. He isn't elite anymore but he is still a good starter and a solid leader. I have no problems with him hanging around for a few more years. He's only, what, 32 anyway?

    (I could be wrong - but I perceive the guys that leave around 31+ have typically never been paid or aren't wanted back.)

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    Brad Jones was the key on Seattle's Fake Field Goal

    "Jones showed up on the left side, which meant undrafted rookie tackle Garry Gilliam would get the throw if necessary. Gilliam, a converted tight end out of Penn State, hadn’t caught a touchdown since high school. "I broke the huddle like, Please be on my side, please be on my side," Gilliam says. "And then [Jones] was."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sactopackfan View Post
    Brad Jones was the key on Seattle's Fake Field Goal

    "Jones showed up on the left side, which meant undrafted rookie tackle Garry Gilliam would get the throw if necessary. Gilliam, a converted tight end out of Penn State, hadn’t caught a touchdown since high school. "I broke the huddle like, Please be on my side, please be on my side," Gilliam says. "And then [Jones] was."
    Brad Jones is the shitty gift that keeps on giving. You seriously have to question the ability of any team GM that thinks Jones should be on the roster. The Packers deserved to lose, just for having a worthless asshole like Jones on the team.

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    If Bostick just takes out Matthews, Nelson doesn't have anyone within 2 yards of him and has a clean try at the ball.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bossman641 View Post
    If Bostick just takes out Matthews, Nelson doesn't have anyone within 2 yards of him and has a clean try at the ball.
    Yep. I don't know why we can't blame Bostick as several have suggested we can't or shouldn't. He leads a list of people who were one play away from salting the game.

    He isn't getting a plus grade on that play.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pbmax View Post
    Yep. I don't know why we can't blame Bostick as several have suggested we can't or shouldn't. He leads a list of people who were one play away from salting the game.

    He isn't getting a plus grade on that play.
    I feel bad as hell for the guy. Unfortunately nothing can change what happened and ignoring or deflecting don't make it go away either.

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    Actually, showing that video clip makes it even worse for me. Now my nightmares will be even more vivid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldbutnotdeadyet View Post
    Actually, showing that video clip makes it even worse for me. Now my nightmares will be even more vivid.
    Yup, I just threw up a little in my mouth after rewatching that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThunderDan View Post
    Yup, I just threw up a little in my mouth after rewatching that.
    I know that there were many plays that were there for the taking but I've come down to special teams being what we thought it was -- one step away from costing the team a game. they had 2 huge game-changing plays that just killed the team. They did force a fumble early but then they gave the game back late.

    If they don't shake things up on the ST staff, I don't know if I can even watch this team any more (alright, so that's probably not true... I'd come crawling back next September).
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    Quote Originally Posted by denverYooper View Post
    I know that there were many plays that were there for the taking but I've come down to special teams being what we thought it was -- one step away from costing the team a game. they had 2 huge game-changing plays that just killed the team. They did force a fumble early but then they gave the game back late.

    If they don't shake things up on the ST staff, I don't know if I can even watch this team any more (alright, so that's probably not true... I'd come crawling back next September).
    It's interesting that the guy MM fired in last year's ST shake-up is now the ST Assistant for Seattle. I wonder how much he knew about what Slocum did with certain people (Jones) in certain situations, and how to exploit it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patler View Post
    It's interesting that the guy MM fired in last year's ST shake-up is now the ST Assistant for Seattle. I wonder how much he knew about what Slocum did with certain people (Jones) in certain situations, and how to exploit it.
    Can we also blame Slocum for not knowing the onsides-kick rules???

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    The ball must travel at least ten yards OR be touched by the opposing team before the kicking team can recover it. If the ball is kicked out of play, the kicking team is penalized and must kick the ball again.


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