Oh and Carlson’s helmet because it got in the way of the ball hitting him in the face.

But the main reason for the pressure was because Arizona’s secondary did not allow Seattle’s receivers to get open when Matt needed to get rid of the ball.

Today, we saw what rarely happens in a game — a team’s secondary controlled the game.

Esp. if you pass a partial credit-check (I didn’t, which means a refundable 400.00 deposit – yes, up front). The offer I got and ran with was first 5 months free for the ‘premiere package’. I can change to a lower-tier package anytime, and will after my first 5 months are up. Pay for Sunday Ticket in 5 installments (about 350.00 total) and you’ve got your ST paid off by the time your regular bill returns at the rate of about 70.00/month. That first 5 mos. pretty much pays for Sunday Ticket.

My Comcast bill was easily more than what I pay now. I had no premium channels on my old Comcast package, only NFL Network (4.99/month).

the other I barely know.

DeHaven is a bum. Why did we let Pete Rodriguez go. I loved the guy. Jennings didn’t have a good game but he didn’t have a bad one either. Zona has good WR’s and they made good plays on the ball. Overall I thought the D (after that horrible 1st drive) played well. The offense and Special teams gave them short fields on every score except the first drive, not the D’s fault. Curry looked awesome and so did Hawthorne. The D created 2 turnovers and kept them in the game. The Offense just sucked. Knapp has to go. I know our offensive line sucks but I felt like he paniced to early and abandoned the run. Seattle did nothing to exploit the Arizona blitz all game.

I thought early on it would’ve been nice to see some roll outs and more screen WR screen passes to offset the blitz. I also think the throw to Butler was the right one but we needed to do that more. I feel Matt does not give his WR’s a chance to make plays on the ball with one on one coverage (even when there covered) to. Kurt Warner let’s his WR make plays on the ball even when there was good coverage. We needed to stretch the field some more. I mentioned in a earlier post that Arizona sits on our short routes and that we would have to attack them down the field to back them up. We only did it once and gave up on it.

I guess what frustrated me is that every time Arizona blitzed they showed blitz and we never adjusted with our play calls. Whether it was audibles or in our initial playcalls. I thought Gus Bradley called the 1st drive to conservatively but after the 2nd TD reallized we needed to bring the heat. Probably should’ve done that from the jump. I thought he would’ve seen the John Marshall tapes and stayed away from that Zone crap. All and all though the D played well to me. I give them a B-. I felt though that we were outmatched and that’s what hurts. WR is still a problem for us. Offense F-!

Ruskell’s aversion to spending high draft picks on the offensive line has been exposed as a serious mistake.

We have to fix the line before we even think about adding more “skill” players.

Deon Grant knocked Lofa out for the year.

Is we have so much depth at LB that Hawthorne and Herring, who both played well, can replace him to some extent.

That is stupid.

Wow, that sucks.

and I bet I could cook up a stat to credit him for some other stuff.

And John is giving them that.

I don’t feel there is much “rebuilding” that needs to take place. I’m not sure why, but everyone seems bent on drafting LT. What happened to Locklear? Sure, he’s no Walter Jones, but he’s a serviceable, average tackle. Spencer is average/good, Unger should develop to be good, Sims is good … our should be above average when healthy and gelled.

I feel we need to address Safety, Running Back and CB within the draft. Eric Berry, CJ Spiller and some 2nd/3rd round athletic, TALL corner would be a great start.

I honestly would rather not draft a QB. Unless we got lucky with a Matt Ryan type (immediate impact as rookie), half our our receivers will likely be in wheel chairs by the time he’s ready.

Just my thoughts.