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Originally Posted by browna
Well, Hasslebeck lays a giant egg in a huge divisional game. These are the only games that matter in the NFC west.
30% passing completion, barely over 100 yards. Doesn't look like he cares, lazy plays, lazy throws, lazy everything. Looks like he prefers to hang his hat and reputation on running up scores against teams that have given up like JAX did last week. Add 10 yards total team running and its ugly.
Jon Ryan was the Seahawks best passer today, by a mile.
More defensive injuries didn't help, but the SEA offense can match ARI's backs, if they have the leadership and a guy that will take the team on the shoulders and put up in tough situations...usually that responsibility falls on the QB's, but not in SEA.
Going into a bye week, the Seahawks are effectively done with another divisional loss. Time to start the QB search in earnest....
That said, with Zorn all but out in WSH, I shudder to think that Hasselbeck and SEA will think he, being the offensive co-ordinator when SEA was good a few years back, should being brought back to solve all the issues. The issues with this team are not coaching... defensive injuries, sure...but a captainless and leader-less offense is the main culprit.
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Didnt watch a lot of this game...but when i see a team that ran for 14 yds on the day...im not gonna put the whole thing on the QB.
I agree its probably time to start looking to the future in Seattle, but any team that cant run at all is doomed for failure...unless you are the Cardinals!