Didn't get to watch the Seahawks game, but the result is obviously not good. Wonder if our offense is just past its prime.

Quoted: Okay, so the Seahawks lost at home to a winless team to drop to .500 at 3-3? I'm not sure I expect them to win next week at home against a winless team of Saint Louis Rams.

Cool satellite image of Seahawks Stadium. Looks like there was some sort of event going on when the satellite took this picture.

Drag this picture up to see Safeco Field. The roof was open.

I was curious exactly what a safety is after last night...

Quoted: A safety, also known in Canadian football as a safety touch, is the act by which one team gains two points when an opponent who possesses the ball
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fumbles the ball out of bounds in the end zone or across the end line

While our defense did its job, we're still lucky to come away with the victory...

Quoted: All Tony Romo had to do was put the ball down and let Martin Gramatica make an easy kick - just 19 yards, even closer than an extra point.
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That's where it all slipped away from the Dallas Cowboys. The Pro Bowl quarterback who saved their season ended it, too.

Quoted: At right is Pete Walker. He grew up in Atlantic City, where his mom's a casino dealer. He starred at Virginia Union University, leading the conference in interceptions, and since graduating with honors in 2002, he's struggled to carve out an NFL career. He's been with the Cowboys, Browns and Jets.
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And on Saturday, you'll be screaming at him.

Great.

Quoted: Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck will miss at least three weeks with a strained ligament in his right knee, coach Mike Holmgren said Monday.

Didn't see any of the game since I was out of town, but this looks like the quick summary...

Quoted: "Our defense really stepped up today. I think they have a chance to be a special group, I really do," said Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren, who calls Seattle's plays.
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"Offensively," he added, "it is a work in progress."

wow. i am ANGRY!

Shiw..this explains the big 12 on top of the needle.

Quoted: The Seahawks have celebrated their fans as a "12th Man" since the 1980s, when they used to turn the now-demolished Kingdome into one of the NFL's loudest venues.