Official NFCCG: 49ers @ Seahawks

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#551
BadJerry20 said:
Yeah evidently 005 is Bens dad and Croom and Ben tried to make a booty baby.
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Gonna go ahead and say Ben is the feminine side of that union.

Oh and...

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#552
BigSteve09 said:
Guys get excited in the moment and go all sorts of crazy. Who cares? It's a hyper-masculine sport. Fighters say all sorts of things after matches. Basketball players say outlandish things after hitting a big shot.

Guys like Sherman LOVE this too, they know exactly what they're doing. He's a great player, and he feeds off of the hype that builds around the game, situation, his competitor, or himself. Sometimes he has to fuel the fire, and he takes it to higher levels because he is comfortable operating in that kind of environment. It's win big or win lose.

He's that kind of guy, that's why he wants the ball thrown to him so he can make the big play. he knows that if he lets Crabtree make that catch, the media, and more importantly himself, are going to GRILL him. He won big on that play, and won big for his team, so of course he's going to be hype. He talked a big game, he backed it up, he's flying high. That's his fuel.

I understand guys like that. They set the bar for themselves in the public because they know the media, their coaches, their friends, their family, THEMSELVES, will hold them to it. Tim Tebow did it in a speech. Vince Young did it after his Rose Bowl win in 04. Countless fighters and racers do it. It's part of being a competitor.

People that aren't even in sports might do it. People in sales do it ALL THE TIME. That's besides the point.

Either way, I love the Seattle D and Sherman. Awesome player, and an amazing talent. As a Titans fan, I'd love to have him, trash talk and all.
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I'd love to have him as well. Has nothing to do with the point though. His actions cause a ****storm all over the place, and it was unnecessary. Those that like him or the Seahawks don't care. Obviously, that's not really an objective view.
Last few things I have read have tried to put more focus on how Wilson handled himself and represented.
 
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005 said:
They don't have Von, so it isn't great. They'll need to have a disciplined pass rush, not a frantic one, just to contain Wilson. Von is the dude that could come barreling in and cause havoc.
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So we may actually have a competitive football game?
 
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Spartacavolus said:
I'd love to have him as well. Has nothing to do with the point though. His actions cause a ****storm all over the place, and it was unnecessary. Those that like him or the Seahawks don't care. Obviously, that's not really an objective view.
Last few things I have read have tried to put more focus on how Wilson handled himself and represented.
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You mean, like the Seahawks?

Isn't that all that matters?

Additionally, he didn't even start a shh storm with the team that he's about to play. Sure, he's laying out the bait and waiting with anticipation for a Bronco to say something. However, he talked trash about a divisional rival, a team that they play at least 2x a year, and in this situation 3. He's all over them and that rivalry. It's a rad rivalry.

And what kind of shh storm is he really stirring up? He's selling a ton of seats and publicity for their (SF vs SEA) games next year. ESPN LOVES IT. They're going to talk about this over and over and over again, and follow him with cameras. His interviews leading up to the Super Bowl will be the most watched. They'll ask Peyton about it, and he can field the question(s) however he pleases.

But for the guys that play into the hype and the emotion, this is great.
 
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BigSteve09 said:
You mean, like the Seahawks?

Isn't that all that matters?

Additionally, he didn't even start a shh storm with the team that he's about to play. Sure, he's laying out the bait and waiting with anticipation for a Bronco to say something. However, he talked trash about a divisional rival, a team that they play at least 2x a year, and in this situation 3. He's all over them and that rivalry. It's a rad rivalry.

And what kind of shh storm is he really stirring up? He's selling a ton of seats and publicity for their (SF vs SEA) games next year. ESPN LOVES IT. They're going to talk about this over and over and over again, and follow him with cameras. His interviews leading up to the Super Bowl will be the most watched. They'll ask Peyton about it, and he can field the question(s) however he pleases.

But for the guys that play into the hype and the emotion, this is great.
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Also takes some pressure away from Russell Wilson and that terrible o-line, who need to spend the nexy 312 hours watching film and learning how to block.
 
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#567
#567
Broncos receivers could struggle against the physicality of the Seahawks secondary. Throw off all those timing routes they like to run
 
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#572
005 said:
Manning will have to play like a mad man for it to stay competitive, I fear.
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I thought the same thing about the game against the pats. Peyton only had a good game, and it was enough to get the job done.
 
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BigSteve09 said:
You mean, like the Seahawks?

Isn't that all that matters?

Additionally, he didn't even start a shh storm with the team that he's about to play. Sure, he's laying out the bait and waiting with anticipation for a Bronco to say something. However, he talked trash about a divisional rival, a team that they play at least 2x a year, and in this situation 3. He's all over them and that rivalry. It's a rad rivalry.

And what kind of shh storm is he really stirring up? He's selling a ton of seats and publicity for their (SF vs SEA) games next year. ESPN LOVES IT. They're going to talk about this over and over and over again, and follow him with cameras. His interviews leading up to the Super Bowl will be the most watched. They'll ask Peyton about it, and he can field the question(s) however he pleases.

But for the guys that play into the hype and the emotion, this is great.
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so you think it's cool he acted like that. Got it.
We'll differ. I think it sucked, was unnecessary, and that he acted like a little punk kid instead of a grown man like Wilson did. The game was over. Not in the middle of a play. I think it brought out commentary and comments that aren't healthy for anybody in any situation. You guys don't care because he went to Stanford, deflected a couple of passes, and because his interviews will now be hyped.

I got mine, so I can do or say whatever I want or act as I please because I simply can. What a great lesson to learn.
 
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