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His agent Fleeced the fuck out of them....
I hate the Giants, but Hyatt from the crib (Columbia, SC) so I don't hate them that much lol
Sooooooooo nobody wanna take Dennis Allen off our hands?
And it's fuck Derek Carr ho ass for giving up on the team I would trade him right now
And it's fuck Derek Carr ho ass for giving up on the team I would trade him right now
Seahawks tie franchise record with 11 sacks in blowout win over Giants
The Seattle Seahawks tied a franchise record with 11 sacks in Monday night's win over the New York Giants, and Devon Witherspoon's 97-yard INT touchdown made it an extra memorable night for the defense.
Instant Lookback: Seahawks Defense Dominates With 11 Sacks On Daniel Jones To Tie Franchise Record
The Seahawks defense recorded 11 sacks on the evening, tying a franchise record set back in 1986.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif (AP) — Khalil Mack set a franchise single-game record with six sacks, Justin Herbert accounted for three touchdowns and the Los Angeles Chargers held on to beat the Las Vegas Raiders 24-17 on Sunday. It was the sixth time since sacks became an official statistic in 1982 that a...
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Maliik Obee
Seahawks.com Writer
Good morning, 12s. Here's a look at what's out there today — Tuesday, October 3 — about your Seattle Seahawks.
Seattle dominates the New York Giants on the road on Monday Night Football.
The Seahawks climbed to 3-1 on Monday, dominating the New York Giants 24-3 on the road for their third-consecutive victory. Neither injuries on both sides of the ball nor the opposing crowd could stop Seattle, as the Seahawks climbed to 6-0 at MetLife Stadium, a perfect mark that includes their Super Bowl XLVIII win over the Denver Broncos.
Offensively, the Seahawks were led by running back Kenneth Walker III, who rushed for his fifth touchdown in three games, along with 79 rushing yards on 17 attempts. But the story of the game was Seattle's defense, tying a franchise-record of 11 sacks.
Linebackers Bobby Wagner, Jordyn Brooks and Uchenna Nwosu and cornerback Devon Witherspoon each recorded two sacks. Witherspoon became the only defensive back in league history to record at least two sacks and return an interception for a touchdown.
Seattle will take a break during its three-game win streak thanks to a Week 5 bye, giving the Seahawks a chance to heal up before heading to Cincinnati to face the Bengals in Week 6.
Here's what local and national media had to say about Seattle's performance:
Stacy Rost of Seattle Sports 710AM:Seahawks Takeaways: Stacy Rost on 24-3 win over Giants.
The Associated Press: Recap: Seahawks’ defense dominates in 24-3 win over Giants.
Jordan Raanan and Brady Henderson of ESPN's NFL Nation: Seahawks beat Giants on MNF, defense steals the show.
Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic:Seahawks defense ‘put the world on notice’ in win over Giants.
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times: Seahawks rookie Devon Witherspoon puts on a show, proves he was right pick all along.
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times: Reporter Bob Condotta grades the Seahawks’ dominant win over the Giants.
Gregg Bell of The News Tribune: Devon Witherspoon stars, pass rush dominates Giants, Seahawks battered yet still roll.
Gregg Bell of The News Tribune: How, why Devon Witherspoon took over Seahawks' slog into a rout at the Giants.
Kevin Borba of Sports Illustrated: Seattle Seahawks Have Party in Backfield, Bully New York Giants QB Daniel Jones.
Jonathan Alfano of Sports Illustrated:'Dirty Play!' Seattle Seahawks Geno Smith Rips New York Giants After 24-3 Blowout Win.
Adam Schultz of Sports Illustrated: Seattle Seahawks' Third-Down Issues Remain Despite Blowout Win Over New York Giants.
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Tuesday Round-Up: Media Reactions To Seahawks' 24-3 Win over the New York Giants
Local and national media react to Seattle’s 24-3 road win over the New York Giants.
Oct 03, 2023 at 12:07 PM
Maliik Obee
Seahawks.com Writer
Good morning, 12s. Here's a look at what's out there today — Tuesday, October 3 — about your Seattle Seahawks.
Seattle dominates the New York Giants on the road on Monday Night Football.
The Seahawks climbed to 3-1 on Monday, dominating the New York Giants 24-3 on the road for their third-consecutive victory. Neither injuries on both sides of the ball nor the opposing crowd could stop Seattle, as the Seahawks climbed to 6-0 at MetLife Stadium, a perfect mark that includes their Super Bowl XLVIII win over the Denver Broncos.
Offensively, the Seahawks were led by running back Kenneth Walker III, who rushed for his fifth touchdown in three games, along with 79 rushing yards on 17 attempts. But the story of the game was Seattle's defense, tying a franchise-record of 11 sacks.
Linebackers Bobby Wagner, Jordyn Brooks and Uchenna Nwosu and cornerback Devon Witherspoon each recorded two sacks. Witherspoon became the only defensive back in league history to record at least two sacks and return an interception for a touchdown.
Seattle will take a break during its three-game win streak thanks to a Week 5 bye, giving the Seahawks a chance to heal up before heading to Cincinnati to face the Bengals in Week 6.
Here's what local and national media had to say about Seattle's performance:
Stacy Rost of Seattle Sports 710AM:Seahawks Takeaways: Stacy Rost on 24-3 win over Giants.
The Associated Press: Recap: Seahawks’ defense dominates in 24-3 win over Giants.
Jordan Raanan and Brady Henderson of ESPN's NFL Nation: Seahawks beat Giants on MNF, defense steals the show.
Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic:Seahawks defense ‘put the world on notice’ in win over Giants.
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times: Seahawks rookie Devon Witherspoon puts on a show, proves he was right pick all along.
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times: Reporter Bob Condotta grades the Seahawks’ dominant win over the Giants.
Gregg Bell of The News Tribune: Devon Witherspoon stars, pass rush dominates Giants, Seahawks battered yet still roll.
Gregg Bell of The News Tribune: How, why Devon Witherspoon took over Seahawks' slog into a rout at the Giants.
Kevin Borba of Sports Illustrated: Seattle Seahawks Have Party in Backfield, Bully New York Giants QB Daniel Jones.
Jonathan Alfano of Sports Illustrated:'Dirty Play!' Seattle Seahawks Geno Smith Rips New York Giants After 24-3 Blowout Win.
Adam Schultz of Sports Illustrated: Seattle Seahawks' Third-Down Issues Remain Despite Blowout Win Over New York Giants.
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FUCK the falcons
I think Mike McDaniel might be a little better than Shannahan, in play design
I'm curious to see what new wrinkles he comes up with, to counter the Bills next time
Dumb asses should have just signed Lamar, but every team was too fucking SCARED!
I think Mike McDaniel might be a little better than Shannahan, in play design
I'm curious to see what new wrinkles he comes up with, to counter the Bills next time
He's gotta chill with throwing on 4 and 1 lol
This is the gayest NFL players picture ever!
You can't have a picture w/ this many dudes w/ their shirts off without 4 or 5 bitches sprinkled in the photo!!!
Bro...
If they had won 2 super bowls after this picture was taken?
Giants fans would be Kevin Spacey level of thirsty from mini camp to the draft
And wouldnt give a sh*t about no picture
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I think Mike McDaniel might be a little better than Shannahan, in play design
I'm curious to see what new wrinkles he comes up with, to counter the Bills next time
Folks are always quick to get on what "offensive geniuses"can come up with while ignoring Defensive gurus....
Give Sean McDermott some respect, the BILLS defense has been balling their asses off without Von Miller who may be returning this or next week.
No, no I wouldn’t do that
Yep Atlanta had an opportunity to grab him from Baltimore but nope and it came back and bite them in ass. I feel bad for Justin Fields….. I think he needs a change of scenery.
He really does! Hopefully he gets traded and gets another chance to start somewhere else. ANYWHERE but Chicago.
I think Mike McDaniel might be a little better than Shannahan, in play design
I'm curious to see what new wrinkles he comes up with, to counter the Bills next time
He definitely knows what he is doing
Damn that's wild.
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