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08-06-12 07:41 PM #1
Terrell Owens and the Seahawks have agreed to a 1-year deal.
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08-06-12 07:42 PM #2
oh my
guy couldn't even make it on an arena deal
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08-06-12 07:50 PM #3
That's how good the Seahawks receivers are....
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08-06-12 07:53 PM #4
Maybe they plan on making him a ticket taker? Or Half time mascot?
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08-06-12 07:53 PM #5
This f'ing pisses me off. Seahawks have some good young WR's and Owens could completely unravel their growth. Unreal!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08-06-12 07:54 PM #6
Can't wait to get my Seahawks tickets
Just to boo the fukk outta him.
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08-06-12 07:55 PM #7
nfc is just too tough, only 6 can come out , sf would have to have injuries
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08-06-12 07:55 PM #8
4.7 40yd dash, will probably make 35 catches
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08-06-12 08:02 PM #9
He will be ok
Hall of famer
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08-06-12 08:04 PM #10
Just doesn't make sense...Seattle is still developing and with...hopefully that is...with Flynn at the helm. Why give a broke down guy, who sabatoges QBs, a chance, when other WR's need this year with Flynn? Seattle is shooting themselves in the foot when they finally were able to see some daylight.
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08-06-12 08:05 PM #11
over/under on catches this year...7
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08-06-12 08:22 PM #12Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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Might have something left in the tank
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08-06-12 08:38 PM #13
Guy always produces. Even when he is being the biggest jerk in the world, you cannot deny his effort and dedication.
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08-06-12 08:53 PM #14
I think he knows he walking a thin line . He will produce and be on his best behaviour .
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08-06-12 09:27 PM #15
Forget it, he's done. He won't make the final cut. He'll be 39 years old, didn't even play last year, this makes no sense.
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08-06-12 09:40 PM #16
Pete Carroll is an idiot.
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08-06-12 09:48 PM #17
He was only 4.6 coming out of school, TO always seemed faster in pads than the numbers said
Originally Posted by KingKolzig
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08-06-12 10:03 PM #18
Poor Matt Flynn. Now he has to deal with team obliterator.
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08-06-12 10:14 PM #19
IMO Flynn was a product of the system (that he mastered beautifully) and benefited greatly being under Mike McCarthy. he needed to go somewhere that was system QB friendly and a coach that knows how to call plays that bring out the best in him like McCarthy did, McCarthy one of the best play callers in the league. Originally Posted by meader99
could be a bust in Seattle.Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: slacker00
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08-06-12 10:15 PM #20
Originally Posted by Brock Landers
Randy Moss might have something left in the tank, Terrell's tank got repo'd 4 years ago.
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08-06-12 10:25 PM #21
I honestly have no problem with the move. Unlike Moss, Owens has produced everywhere he has gone. He put up great numbers two years ago in Cincinnati. He actually completely outplayed Ochocinco that year. It's funny how everyone on this forum acts like they've seen TO play the past year. I trust Pete Carroll and John Schneider more than anyone on here. Anyways, TO has not been a problem since his days in Philadelphia. They wouldn't sign him if he looked like crap. As for him being a harm to the younger players and the QB's, I'm not worried about that either. Pete Carroll won't hesitate to cut him if he pulls any crap. They did it to Lenale White and TJ Houshmenzadah last year. Same will go for TO.
Should be an interesting year for the Seahawks. I think we will see a much more humbled TO. Why? Because being out of football for a year is a humbling experience. And the Hawks need help at WR. Outside of Sidney Rice, they don't have anything. Until guys like Golden Tate and Deion Butler show that they can stay healthy and produce, you can't go into the regular season assuming they will step up as the #2 WR. Seattle will have one of the more interesting training camps this year between the QB battle and the WR battle.
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08-06-12 10:30 PM #22
ran a 4.45 in the 40 at age 38. that's amazing.
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08-06-12 10:35 PM #23
Should have stayed in San Fran to become a legend instead of a wash up.
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08-06-12 10:45 PM #24
Flynn can throw the deep ball and Owens is a deep ball WR. Sleeper here....big time. Originally Posted by High3rEl3m3nt
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08-06-12 10:46 PM #25
For a game he will top that. Originally Posted by mynameismud
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08-06-12 11:24 PM #26
bitter much Originally Posted by k13
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08-06-12 11:28 PM #27
honestly, that ****** can produce the goods. he's blasted his own fukking head off.
but as long as we get Mr. Chocolate out of the QB position and we can get some Mr. Apple Pie chucking him some passes..... big mouth gonna produce
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08-06-12 11:55 PM #28
Seattle will make the playoffs this year
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08-07-12 12:16 AM #29
I'm watching 3 games in Seattle this year. Go NE, GB and Jets.
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08-07-12 12:20 AM #30
Originally Posted by mynameismud
O/U Total TD's ( 2 )
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08-07-12 12:24 AM #31
Same! See ya there Originally Posted by Marigold HD
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08-07-12 12:40 AM #32
I watched the Hawks intrasquad game on Sunday. Flynn looked the least effective of the 3 QB contenders, IMO. If you expect him to start all year, he needs to step up big time. Originally Posted by High3rEl3m3nt
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08-07-12 01:03 AM #33
suicide, any qb is better than a fukking chocolate
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08-07-12 04:32 AM #34
congratulations to tyrell owens.
every man deserves a second shot, especially when they stay fit and committed.
a lot of people that post at sbr are fukin loser loserlives with ugly girlfriends, spending every second night jerking off, couldnt even run a 7.5 40 yard dash, and find the highlight of their lives hating on guys who can actually play the sport they spent their degenerate life gambling on.
but the ones that appreciate the athletes that brought excitement to a game and are in a tough time but get their last shot are the ones that truly appreciate sports for the beauty of the game, and not for money.
all you hatin lowlives can sukk your bookies rooster, if you havnt already with your gambling debts
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08-07-12 04:33 AM #35
Originally Posted by suicidekings
practice and intrasquad games mean fuk all in the nfl.
the amount of times you hear that guys like kerry collins and carson palmer had a GREAT PRACTICE and then get sacked 6 times and picked off 4 times is incredible. guys with experience understand that.
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