Listen Guys.

[Judge Fudge]

We got almost everyone here in a panic about the game today. Talking about this, that, firing the OC


CHILL

Now i hate dallas as much as the next guy but guys they came in 4-1


FOR A REASON

I give them all the credit in the world. Like San Diego they solved us. Without taking any drastic measures(like the one above) let's chalk this up as a L and move on.

We have had our bye week. There is another game next week and week after so on..........

 

[boogiewithstu2007]

Lot's of football left... This isn't panics mode but it's time to clamp down and figure out why our offense is looking so putrid.. Unacceptable game offensively today...

 

[Judge Fudge]

Lot's of football left... This isn't panics mode but it's time to clamp down and figure out why our offense is looking so putrid.. Unacceptable game offensively today...

i just say off game for our offense

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

It's not panic, just pissed off at the play calling, the stupid penalties (again) and not being able to get off the field on multiple 3rd and longs. This week should be a tough week of practice.

 

[BSUSeahawk]

No reason to panic, but there is definitely reason to be concerned. And the injuries aren't helping.

 

[dude82]

It may not be intended to come across as panic, but that's how it's coming across. A little over a week ago, Bevell put together a gameplan that should have, if not for a few boneheaded penalties on touchdowns, resulted in almost 50 points. A week, a few injuries and some poor execution later and people are calling for his job. That seems like panic to me.

The bottom line is this... the defense hadn't faced an offense committed to running the ball all season and Dallas took advantage of that. Dallas's offensive line was the most physical offensive line we've seen all year and it resulted in the Cowboys dominating time of possession and keeping our defense on the field for long stretches. They did to our defense what we typically do to opposing defenses.

On the other side of the ball, it was clear that the Cowboys defense watched tape of the Washington game and decided that they weren't going to let Wilson beat them with his legs. That seemed to mess with his timing quite a bit on pass plays, as did subpar pass blocking. Once he was contained and it was clear that we weren't going to run the ball much if Lynch couldn't go full speed, it was much easier for them to deal with getting pressure and limiting our passing game. Some of that is on Bevell, but it can't all be put on him. Lynch is more banged up than anyone is letting on, two big blockers on the offensive line were missing in the Dallas game and a third apparently has a messed up shoulder. And that's just the offensive line injury issues. The Legion of Boom is probably more banged up right now than it's ever been. Two corners are out and a third is probably going to be out for at least a couple weeks. Chancellor is banged up too and that's impacting how opposing offenses attack our D.

As bad as things looked on Sunday, the Hawks are still just a game out of first place. If what happened against Dallas starts happening on a regular basis, then there's a problem. For right now, I'm prepared to write it off as a bad game and move on.

 

[boogiewithstu2007]

No reason to panic, but there is definitely reason to be concerned. And the injuries aren't helping.

Yep ... things are just ugly on offense so there is reason for concern... Injuries also on the defensive side are setting us back a bit... On the offensive side we need Unger and Miller back in a bad way... Also please Bevell stop with the cute shit on offense...

 

[SonnyCID]

Look around the league, no team is perfect, and none will be perfect come January. The Seahawks just need to play and coach up their abilities regardless of who is (or isnt) on the field.