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The Seahawks cut Russell Wilson from a Thanksgiving photo in an incredibly petty way and NFL fans loved it​



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Robert Zeglinski

November 23, 2023 2:03 pm ET


Russell Wilson is the best quarterback in the history of the Seattle Seahawks franchise. Full stop. Even with a breakup that didn’t appear amicable, ignoring what Wilson did for the organization — winning a Super Bowl and qualifying for nine Pro Bowls, for example — would just be silly.
That seems to be precisely what Seattle wants to do.
In advance of the Seahawks’ home matchup with the San Francisco 49ers on Thanksgiving night, the team’s Twitter account paid homage to the last time it played San Francisco on Turkey Day. The Seahawks traveled to the Bay Area to beat the 49ers on Thanksgiving 2014. In celebration, Richard Sherman and Russell Wilson ate some holiday dinner with NBC’s Michele Tafoya after the win. Again, all of this definitely happened.
Yet, the Seahawks’ Twitter profile literally cut Wilson out of a photo of the moment (who is supposed to be on the left of Tafoya below). I mean … c’mon. Really?



I can’t believe the Seahawks would essentially pretend Wilson doesn’t exist … even on Thanksgiving! What did that man do to that organization except for providing excellence under center and from the shotgun for nearly a decade? Sure, Wilson might have eventually gotten “bigger” than the team, but that’s no reason to cut the man out of one of the more notable moments in franchise history. That’s just unnecessarily petty.
I look forward to the day the Seahawks and Wilson inevitably reconcile because this is too much. Everyone please hug and make up.

Twitter couldn't believe the Seahawks cut Russell Wilson out of a Thanksgiving photo​







 
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This faggot. :smh:












 

He been hanging around too many white girls I’m pretty sure the only one who told him that. He grew up in the dirty south, and I do mean the dirty south….he should know better not to have a dog on your damn dinner table.
 



WILD CARD ROUND:
* Lets say the Eagles have the best record & get the playoff bye
* Lets say the Lions & 49ers battle it out for the #2 and #3 seeds
* Lets say the #6 and #7 seeds come down to either...the Vikings, Seahawks, Packers
* The Cowboys will be the wild card team with the best record, #5 seed
* So they will play whoever wins the NFC South, division winner with the lowest record, #4 seed

WILD CARD GAMES:
* Cowboys (#5) should beat whoever comes out of the NFC South (#4)
* 49ers (#2 or #3) should beat one of the wild card teams (#6 or #7)
* Lions (#2 or #3) should beat the other wild card team (#6 or #7)

SECOND ROUND GAMES:
* Cowboys (#5) will play the Eagles (#1)
*49ers (#2 or #3) will play the Lions (#2 or #3)


Does this sound about right ???
:puzzled::puzzled::puzzled::puzzled:
 
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WILD CARD ROUND:
* Lets say the Eagles have the best record & get the playoff bye
* Lets say the Lions & 49ers battle it out for the #2 and #3 seeds
* Lets say the #6 and #7 seeds come down to either...the Vikings, Seahawks, Packers
* The Cowboys will be the wild card team with the best record
* So they will play whoever wins the NFC South

WILD CARD GAMES:
* Cowboys (#5) should beat whoever comes out of the NFC South (#4)
* 49ers (#2 or #3) should beat one of the wild card teams (#6 or #7)
* Lions (#2 or #3) should beat the other wild card team (#6 or #7)

SECOND ROUND GAMES:
* Cowboys (#5) will play the Eagles (#1)
*49ers (#2 or #3) will play the Lions (#2 or #3)


Does this sound about right ???
:puzzled::puzzled::puzzled::puzzled:
Yep.
 
WILD CARD ROUND:
* Lets say the Eagles have the best record & get the playoff bye
* Lets say the Lions & 49ers battle it out for the #2 and #3 seeds
* Lets say the #6 and #7 seeds come down to either...the Vikings, Seahawks, Packers
* The Cowboys will be the wild card team with the best record, #5 seed
* So they will play whoever wins the NFC South, division winner with the lowest record, #4 seed

WILD CARD GAMES:
* Cowboys (#5) should beat whoever comes out of the NFC South (#4)
* 49ers (#2 or #3) should beat one of the wild card teams (#6 or #7)
* Lions (#2 or #3) should beat the other wild card team (#6 or #7)

SECOND ROUND GAMES:
* Cowboys (#5) will play the Eagles (#1)
*49ers (#2 or #3) will play the Lions (#2 or #3)


Does this sound about right ???
:puzzled::puzzled::puzzled::puzzled:
Yep.

If the Cowboys beat the Seahawks, then the seeding will be pretty clear for the playoffs.

Because of their easy schedule, Lions still have a good shot at the #1 and #2 seed though, but that GB loss hurt.

Eagles and 49ers may have 2 more losses in them. Detroit is still in good shape
 
Yep.

If the Cowboys beat the Seahawks, then the seeding will be pretty clear for the playoffs.

Because of their easy schedule, Lions still have a good shot at the #1 and #2 seed though, but that GB loss hurt.

Eagles and 49ers may have 2 more losses in them. Detroit is still in good shape

I don't know fam :dunno:
The Lions are going through "some things"

They have not been playing well the past few weeks
Their defense is not very good
The trade deadline has already passed, so they won't be getting any help in that area

And now for some reason, the offense keeps turning the ball over
Every single game, its either Goff throwing a pick, or someone fumbling the ball
Not sure how they will fix things, but something needs to change

Looking at the Lions schedule
They probably won't beat the Cowboys
And they might even lose to the Broncos and/or the Bears
They almost lost to the Bears last week.....and that was in Detroit
 
I don't know fam :dunno:
The Lions are going through "some things"

They have not been playing well the past few weeks
Their defense is not very good
The trade deadline has already passed, so they won't be getting any help in that area

And now for some reason, the offense keeps turning the ball over
Every single game, its either Goff throwing a pick, or someone fumbling the ball
Not sure how they will fix things, but something needs to change

Looking at the Lions schedule
They probably won't beat the Cowboys
And they might even lose to the Broncos and/or the Bears
They almost lost to the Bears last week.....and that was in Detroit
Their secondary is going to be the death of them.
 
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