Do you think that the seahawks can beat the rams for the playoff spot?

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#1 enragedcritic
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I think they could.. they would be 7-9 and go to the playoffs below .500 all well they could do well. Battle of the worst teams for a playoff spot. Do you think the seahawks can beat the rams for a playoff spot?

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#2 dreamdude
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Probably can. Even though the Rams doing better this year. Us Missouri folk still don't have much confidence in our team.

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#3 rawsavon
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TBH, this is one of those 'does it matter' situations. Whoever wins the West will just be fodder in the first round It is one of the worst divisions in the history of the league...went winless as a division 3 weeks this year. -that is a dubious 'accomplishment' (as they play each other for most of the weeks in a season) I hope the Seahawks win though. -I want a 7-9 team in the playoffs to serve as an impetus for change -they deserve to make it (for winning the division) -but they do not deserve to host a first round game (against a team with double digit wins) My hope is that they (the NFL) see this and decide to reseed after the teams make the playoffs
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I just want the Rams to win. I want them to feel good about themselves for once.
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#5 rawsavon
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I just want the Rams to win. I want them to feel good about themselves for once.Wilfred_Owen
They have had a lot more to feel good about than the Seahawks (Super Bowl and all that)
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#6 sunsetcrakcer
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I'm a die hard Rams fan and I hope not. I really like the direction that the Rams are heading. LETS GO RAMS!!!
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#7 darkfox101
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Whoever wins is going to get knocked out in the playoffs easy.
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#8 Acemaster27
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LETS GO SEAHAWKS!!! Record in the making folks. But in all honesty, if the seahawks do make the playoffs, I also think they should be reseeded. Getting a home game would just be silly.
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#9 Lockedge
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[QUOTE="Wilfred_Owen"]I just want the Rams to win. I want them to feel good about themselves for once.rawsavon
They have had a lot more to feel good about than the Seahawks (Super Bowl and all that)

I'm going to echo rawsavon here. Poor seahawks haven't had much. The only team in recent history that probably feels worse is Arizona, because they in all honesty won that Superbowl, but were denied it. At least the Seahawks lost their attempt fairly and their fans don't have to harbor any "what if" scenarios all the time. I will say that both Seahawks and Rams have rather unfortunate fanbases. Kind of like Detroit.
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#10 JML897
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At least the Seahawks lost their attempt fairly and their fans don't have to harbor any "what if" scenarios all the time. Lockedge

TBH I still hear Seahawk fans complain about how the refs screwed them out of that game.

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#11 wslacker2
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I work the Seahawks home games. I am an event staff employee. If they win, that is one more game that I work. So I hope they win for those purposes. TBH, I am not a die hard Hawks or NFC West fan, so I really could care less. The Pats will prolly win it all.

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#12 Lockedge
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[QUOTE="Lockedge"]At least the Seahawks lost their attempt fairly and their fans don't have to harbor any "what if" scenarios all the time. JML897

TBH I still hear Seahawk fans complain about how the refs screwed them out of that game.

There were like, one or two questionable calls, if I recall. Most of them were pretty legit. It would have made the game closer, 21-17, if that holding call wasn't made, but it was legit holding. The team didn't react well to the penalty, and paid the price. Meanwhile, Arizona(surprisingly against the Steelers as well) had far too many phantom calls, and Pittsburgh got far too many breaks and freebies, for it to be a coincidence.
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#13 jaqulle999
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I could care less. Either team will lose in the first round of the playoffs anyway.

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#14 Acemaster27
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[QUOTE="Lockedge"]At least the Seahawks lost their attempt fairly and their fans don't have to harbor any "what if" scenarios all the time. JML897

TBH I still hear Seahawk fans complain about how the refs screwed them out of that game.

We'd quit talking about it if the game had been officiated fairly. Bill Leavy, the head ref of the game, has since acknowledge the he did a very bad job that day. And you also don't understand sports in Seattle. We don't win national championships. We don't even usually put up winning seasons. If even one of our teams won, the whole city would go crazy.
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#15 ChiSoxBombers
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Sure, but who cares?

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#16 Lockedge
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[QUOTE="JML897"]

[QUOTE="Lockedge"]At least the Seahawks lost their attempt fairly and their fans don't have to harbor any "what if" scenarios all the time. Acemaster27

TBH I still hear Seahawk fans complain about how the refs screwed them out of that game.

We'd quit talking about it if the game had been officiated fairly. Bill Leavy, the head ref of the game, has since acknowledge the he did a very bad job that day. And you also don't understand sports in Seattle. We don't win national championships. We don't even usually put up winning seasons. If even one of our teams won, the whole city would go crazy.

Heck, in 2008 Spokane Chiefs won the WHL championship and the Memorial Cup, and I couldn't help but feel bad for the Seattle Thunderbirds, who have never tasted the glory of the WHL junior hockey championship, nor have they ever made the cup finals. Seattle needs some serious owners, with serious money and serious vision. I'm sure the city has some fault in the matter as well, in regards to building arenas. You guys are like Kansas City, expect even they have winning seasons at times, and occasionally win championships. Last time Seattle had a championship was 78-79 with the Supersonics IIRC.
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