Around the NFL Week 13

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by donofriose

Not even sure they can based on how they have played there the last two times. But the hatred might be similar to jets vs Pats and they may be able to pull off an upset.

I think Carolina would be the best bet to travel anywhere and steal a win or two.

I worry about Carolina offense. KC and Carolina have similar issues, but the Ravens sb run last year gives both those 2 hope.

Carolina is the unperdictable team in the entire playoff picture in both leagues. I dont think the lights will be too big for Cam, but maybe for that defense.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I worry about Carolina offense. KC and Carolina have similar issues, but the Ravens sb run last year gives both those 2 hope.

Carolina is the unperdictable team in the entire playoff picture in both leagues. I dont think the lights will be too big for Cam, but maybe for that defense.

Carolina isn't that far behind San Fran in terms of offense. Both statistically and according to the eye test. I still would take Seattle to beat either of them if they played.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I think the 49ers are the only team that can remotely compete with Seattle at their place.

I agree

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I agree

They have gotten their ass kicked the last two times they went up there, so I dont agree.

[skinsfaninok]

I'm not a believer in Carolina as a SB team just yet, they lack those play makers on Offense that is needed. Same as KC

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I'm not a believer in Carolina as a SB team just yet, they lack those play makers on Offense that is needed. Same as KC

San Fran has the same problem on offense. I'm not sure Crabtree is the same this year. I think they will use him as a distraction more than an actual playmaker.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by donofriose

San Fran has the same problem on offense. I'm not sure Crabtree is the same this year. I think they will use him as a distraction more than an actual playmaker.

yeah all 3 of those teams are very similar

[GTripp0012]

Seattle is in a class by themselves. Denver can beat them in the Super Bowl, perhaps, but I have no confidence Denver is getting to the SB. Every team is going to be a touchdown plus underdog in Seattle in the playoffs. They are so well built, that they're not only the favorite to win this year, but next year as well.

The playoff matchup I want to see is Eagles-Seahawks.

[diehardskin2982]

Watching that defense of Seattle is there anyone who doesn't believe that we shouldn't try to steal a coach like Ken Norton Jr. to make him our DC and implement that style of defense.

Norton has been on staff with the Seahawks for three years and at USC with Pete for 6 years. He is a perfect target to steal.

[NC_Skins]

The problem for Seattle is that the Super Bowl isn't going to be played at their home. It's clear across the country, where the Hawks have shown time and time again they don't play well on the road.

We'll see. Definitely the best team in NFL, but more often than not, the best team doesn't win the SB.

[Bucket]

I would welcome Ken Norton Jr. as our DC with open arms.

[redskins5044]

This off-topic a little but I think Synder should press hard for the Steelers to lose a draft pick for what Tomlin did. They Steelers were one of the teams that screwed us over in the salary cap crap, there was supposedly a memo sent out about this and Tomlin is on the competition committee. That and how did the refs not see him that damn close to the field, we got a penalty earlier in the season for that and our coach wasn't no where near where Tomlin was.

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by redskins5044

This off-topic a little but I think Synder should press hard for the Steelers to lose a draft pick for what Tomlin did. They Steelers were one of the teams that screwed us over in the salary cap crap, there was supposedly a memo sent out about this and Tomlin is on the competition committee. That and how did the refs not see him that damn close to the field, we got a penalty earlier in the season for that and our coach wasn't no where near where Tomlin was.

He got fined the price of a cheap house. I think that was punishment enough. There should not be a revenge factor when it comes to deducting critical draft picks.

[HailGreen28]

Originally Posted by donofriose

He got fined the price of a cheap house. I think that was punishment enough. There should not be a revenge factor when it comes to deducting critical draft picks.

Agreed the fine seems punishment enough for me. If Coughlin did that, I would hope the Gnats would lose draft picks, for "violating the spirit" of something, and Goodell telling everybody the Gnats "got off lucky".

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by HailGreen28

Agreed the fine seems punishment enough for me. If Coughlin did that, I would hope the Gnats would lose draft picks, for "violating the spirit" of something, and Goodell telling everybody the Gnats "got off lucky".

LOL, If the Giants were guilty of something then they should be penalized ,like any and all teams who "violate the spirit" ....to use your words .