John Owens Leaps for the High First Down Reception--SEAHAWKS ARE ALIVE
by John Morgan on Sep 27, 2009 4:17 PM PDT
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PrintSeneca Wallace rolls out and attempts to target John Carlson, but John Owens steps in and receives the pass for a first down. 46 seconds remain, Seattle is first and ten. Deion Branch catches it out bounds after a gain of six.
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We lost
sucks I feel Mare and T.J. cost us the game.
by A'Seahawks_Warriors on Sep 27, 2009 4:25 PM PDT reply actions
Seneca was fine
the pick he though out of the end zone was pretty lame but we were backed up there because Forsett let the ball go over his head.
by A'Seahawks_Warriors on Sep 27, 2009 4:32 PM PDT up reply actions
Throwing the ball at the feet of covered receivers?
Overthrowing JULIUS JONES?!
Refusing to run when the window is there?
Refusing to throw the ball away?!
Sorry man I like Seneca but his thinking skills as a QB is almost non-existent and it cost us.
The QB class of 2010 looks deep next season.
Agreed
Seneca’s accuracy has improved and he can scramble (allegedly, I wouldn’t know from this game), but it’s Hasselbeck’s decision-making that has made him the starter.
by MontanaHawk05 on Sep 27, 2009 4:45 PM PDT up reply actions
What is scary is Hass' decision making is getting worse
As evidenced in the season opener and the injury.
Hence my sig.
The QB class of 2010 looks deep next season.
Can't just blame Wallace
without some of the other critical mistakes made in this game the Hawks probably could have withstood his spotty play. There was just so much silly shit, way too much ‘1 step forward, 2 steps back’ moments, questionable play call, and poor special teams. I love my Hawks but damn, sometimes they looked like the damn Keystone Hawks out there.
Yup.
Some of the absolute poorest decision-making I have ever seen from a QB. You’ve got the legs to make the first down but he air-mails throw after throw.
Wallace lead
us to seven scoring drives Mare missed two and made four of them and we got one TD, We could have made a late FG if we didn’t tackle each other and let Hester into the end zone.
by A'Seahawks_Warriors on Sep 27, 2009 4:59 PM PDT up reply actions
Aaron Curry was massively disappointing.
"I wish the Seahawks were back in the AFCW so we didn’t have to face Willis and Gore twice a year."
You know your act has gone from mildly amusing to quite annoying.
We get it. You don’t like Aaron Curry and think that Tim Ruskell is a hack for drafting him. For the love of god we get it.
He failed to reach my 1000 sacks, 100 touchdowns, 10 catches, and 100 passing yards
Goal.
The QB class of 2010 looks deep next season.
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