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They cheat? The most. Shanahan basically says, "Golly."

What a mess. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000221583/article/redskins-jarvis-jenkins-suspended-4-games-for-peds Shanahan =

I bet you're a big hit with girls who have that 'not so fresh' feeling.

This is why no one comes here.

I'm hanging on your every word!

Didn't you take your ball and go home already? Losses Lowest All-time Winning Percentage for Regular Season, current franchises, .3957 (229-350-1) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1976–present[7][8] Lowest All-time Winning Percentage for Post Season, .3125 (5-11) Cincinnati Bengals, 1970–present[8][9] Lowest All-time Winning Percentage, combined Regular Season and Post Season, .3958 (235-359-1) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1976–present[8][10] Longest Losing Streak, Multiple seasons, 26 games Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 1976–1977[11] Most Losses, Season / Longest Losing Streak in a Season, 16 games (in 16 games season) Detroit Lions: 2008 Most consecutive losing seasons, 14 seasons Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 1983–1996 Most consecutive seasons without a winning record, 20 seasons New Orleans Saints: 1967-1986 Longest Home Game Losing Streak, 14 games Dallas Cowboys: 1988–1989 St. Louis Rams: 2008–2010 Longest Road Game Losing Streak, 26 games Detroit Lions: 2007–2010 Longest Road Streak Without Win (Losses or Ties), 26 games Detroit Lions 2007–2010 Most Shutout Losses or Ties in a Season, 8 Frankford Yellow Jackets (lost 6, tied 2) 1927 Brooklyn Dodgers (lost 8) 1931 Most Consecutive Shutout Losses or Ties, 8 Rochester Jeffersons (lost 6) 1922–1924

I've got no horse in this race, but you really come across as a doosh to others just trying to read this thread. #themoreyouknow

Can I have your stuff?

Actually, posting Steeler videos in Seahawks offseason thread as a HAHA is about as bushleague as it gets. But, you seem to be the expert on bushleague so I'll defer.

We hate that.

RG3 wins ROY. In an apologistic move, the NFL puts Wilson on all the footballs.

Thanks for sharing that worthless stat. There have been no West coast teams to play back to back East coast playoff games since then. The closest it came was Arizona, once, in 1998. So, is your point that in the past 25 years, West Coast teams ALWAYS win back to back postseason games on the East Coast? Cool.

You do know that's not Tom Brady, right?

A pretty cool video .

I'm unclear... are you saying that before or after looking in the mirror?

Completely understand. When my wife was 5 months pregnant she let punch holes in a perfectly good wall in the name of beer. So, I don't move very far from the TV. However... my dad's best friend of 50 years has a bunch of connections to all the Seattle sports teams and has been known to hook me up in rediculous fashion. In 1994 he got me front row, 50 yard line, behind the Seahawks bench on opening day at RFK. We sat with the players families. It was completely awesome. A few years ago I got a Christmas card from the team. I know you and your symbiant, Phillybear, are huge Hawks fans, but, sadly for you the front office let me know that I'm the most loyal fan on the East coast But sometimes I have to travel for my free seats

So you're coming with me to the Skins/Seahawks game at FedEx?

I get that. And props to you. But kids change the equation. If you don't have any now, you'll understand when you do.

Nah.. that's not cool. As a Seahawk fan on the east coast I pretty much only get to go to away games. Redskins fans are a mixed lot, but as long as you're out of the division they are a pretty fun group. I'd never go to Philly. A few years ago my wife got me tickets to see the Hawks play the Bucs on New Years Eve... they were pretty classy too. Let the team lay the smack down... talking in front of kids like that is just wrong. Man... being stuck on the East coast I always assumed my 12th man cousins had more class.

Start Lynch and tell your boyfriend next year you don't want to play fantasy football because it's too hard for you.

He has thrown 14 TDs in the last 7 weeks and still has three home games to go (where he has thrown 11 in 5 games). He's a third round rookie who has gotten progressively better every game. If you don't see the value there I suppose it's your loss.

Wilson is a rookie and will make (and has been making) rookie mistakes. But he's a smart kid and he will improve. I think the Seahawks game plan is exactly what he needs to become successful in the NFL. FWIW: Andrew Luck (1) - Colts 2-2 Robert Griffin (2) - Redskins 2-3 Ryan Tannehill (8) - Dolphins 2-3 Brandon Weedon (22) - Browns 0-5 Russel Wilson (75) - Seahawks 3-2