Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 14742355)

well...yeah.

you know what he is?

he's what we used to be.

Before.

Before Patrick happened.

coming up with all these reasons why your team with your mediocre QB is going to beat the Best Quarterback in the Game.

We didn't want to listen either. We always had our reasons why were going to win, and shock the world.

And it never happened.

Only way they win if we monkey-**** it all away.

And they know it.

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742368)

Here’s the thing, nobody cares about those stats. It’s almost like you’re trying to convince yourself that you are this new and improved defense.

Personally I don’t care. Football is played in the field.

Originally Posted by TripleThreat (Post 14742388)

I like rice a roni

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742368)

Here’s the thing, nobody cares about those stats. It’s almost like you’re trying to convince yourself that you are this new and improved defense.

Personally I don’t care. Football is played in the field.

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742368)

Here’s the thing, nobody cares about those stats. It’s almost like you’re trying to convince yourself that you are this new and improved defense.

Personally I don’t care. Football is played in the field.

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742368)

Here’s the thing, nobody cares about those stats. It’s almost like you’re trying to convince yourself that you are this new and improved defense.

Personally I don’t care. Football is played in the field.

Originally Posted by rabblerouser (Post 14742347)

**** you. I'm cool as a cucumber. My blood pressure is fine. Go eat some Rice-A-Roni and call someone a homophobe somewhere else.

Originally Posted by Halfcan (Post 14742400)

"Rice a Roni - the San Franciso treat!"

I am boycotting this for the next two weeks. ;)

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742404)

Great to hear rabs. Dealing with people sometimes get the best out of us. Specially the ones that think differently. Glad we can be friends.

Originally Posted by TripleThreat (Post 14742399)

When teams are watching film of the teams they are about to play, they are looking at recent tape, and not old tape.

Recent tape is what they are doing now, hence what he’s trying to explain to you. Stats are stats, no ones denying that, but if you are also going to ignore the context that goes with the stats then it’s a lost cause for anyone to have a conversation with you.

Bottom line, teams are going to look at other teams and say ok what are they known for and what are they doing well right now and trying to do right now, you get that off recent tape, not old tape where half the players weren’t playing.

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742404)

we can be friends.

Originally Posted by TwistedChief (Post 14742403)

We have actually watched this Chiefs team play all 18 weeks and the 18 weeks last season. Thus, it's not so much stats as an argument but instead an observation about our defense that we would make that just happens to dovetail with stats and scores.

And remarkable that you "don't care" yet you came over to our board to allegedly engage us on our football takes only to then ignore them when they don't fit your chosen narrative.

Cool.

Originally Posted by rabblerouser (Post 14742402)

You're the smarmy prick trying to convince us that stats DO matter! **** you, queermonger. "#26 run defense" my ****ing ASS.

Guess what was terrible up through week 10? OUR RUN DEFENSE.

Guess what has since become disciplined and a strength of the team? Our run defense?

Guess what has elasticity and craves a man's entry? Your ****ing anus.

Originally Posted by Hern (Post 14742411)

This makes sense. Watching recent tape. Doubt the coaching staff will look at the stats tho.

Nice to meet you T-T.

Originally Posted by Mindsink (Post 14742296)

Greetings everyone! Seahawks fan here, living in Patriots country. I'll be rooting HARD for your Chiefs on 2/2.

Even though we were division rivals, I've always liked the Chiefs and admired many of your players over the years, especially in the 90s -- Christian Okoye, Dante Hall, Priest Holmes, Neil Smith, of course Derrick Thomas (watching him sack our QB 7 times in a game was unreal).

My first NFL game I ever attended was in Foxboro on a cold December day. I remember watching Steve DeBerg throw a bomb to Stephone Paige on the very first play of the game. It was pretty much over after that.

Anyway... I just came on board because the Seahawks forum is pretty dead right now and I like to engage in good football talk, and also to provide insight into the 49ers from an opposing fan's PoV, since I follow them closely, being division rivals and all.