PacificHawk

LOL, HELL NO!!!

Pathetic money grab disguised as a "safety" issue. BULLSHIT! The NFL is so concerned about fan safety, how about if they scan each fan before they leave the stadium to see if they can pass a breathalyzer test? That is more of a safety concern to me.

1. Peyton Manning 2. Tom Brady 3. Drew Brees 4. Aaron Rodgers 5. Ben Roethlisberger 6. Matt Ryan 7. Eli Manning 8. Tony Romo 9. Matthew Stafford 10. Matt Schaub

Nothing strange at all with Webb missing. He's average at best. Good in coverage, but missed tackles are an issue for him, he also struggles to make enough initial contact to put ball carriers down. He has to wrap up better. His health is a big issue as well. He'd be in my top 20, but top 10...no!

1. Darrelle Revis 2. Richard Sherman 3. Jonathan Joseph 4. Charles Tillman 5. Brandon Flowers 6. Tim Jennings 7. Antonio Cromartie 8. Antoine Winfield 9. Joe Haden 10. Champ Bailey

1.Calvin Johnson 2.Andre Johnson 3.Larry Fitzgerald 4.Brandon Marshall 5.Vincent Jackson 6.A.J. Green 7.Demaryius Thomas 8.Dez Bryant 9.Roddy White 10.Reggie Wayne

Go Hawks!

I do believe it will eventually. Don't get me wrong this rivalry is intense now, it has all the makings of producing classic match ups. When these two teams get together, I expect to see a brawl, an all out WAR! This is gonna be fun! Go Hawks!

First off I agree with you all. I think there's no doubt in my mind that T-Jax knows his role with the team. He should recognize that Wilson is the starter and he really has no chance of taking that away from Wilson. He is definitely an upgrade over Quinn and Johnson, and I think he's more respected by his teammates and more familiar with the offense. Especially since he has potential in maintaining continuity with the offensive schemes because of his running ability. I think this is a fantastic move. It made too much sense for this not to happen. And he is more than a capable backup. Jackson’s best year in 2011 with the ‘Hawks. 3,091 yards, 14 TDs, 13 INTs, 60.2% CMP, 79.2 Rating.

Shaky run defenses..lol. Alright just go ahead and say it! He's overrated cause thats what your hinting at. lol Thats OK.. I hear it all the time. I'm used to defending him. But Alexander deserves a lot more credit than what he gets. The entire schedule is not based on just NFCW teams alone, he has ran over some of the best defenses, and I'm not talking just TD's but YD's alone against teams outside of the NFCW. Of course he had a great O-line in front, but show me one great RB that didn't...besides Barry Sanders...lol But not only is he the best RB in Seahawks history, he's our only MVP and he carried us to our only Superbowl. He's also our all-time leading rusher! IMO Alexander is the greatest RB in Seahawks history, without question. And the most accomplished in terms of statistical prowess. That's why I have him up there. His '05 MVP season alone was incredibly dominant. He finished with 9,453 rushing yards, 100 rushing touchdowns, 1,520 receiving yards and 12 receiving touchdowns. In the '02 season, Alexander had 59 catches for 460 yards to go along with 1,175 rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns. Five times he had at least 14 rushing touchdowns in a season and he rushed for more than 1,100 yards five times. Alexander was selected to three Pro Bowls made the '05 All-Pro First-Team and won every offensive award given out by the NFL in '05. Hell he outclasses Earl Campbell, Roger Craig, Terrell Davis and Hershel Walker in career total yardage! Severely underrated I would say and I believe it was mainly because of his playing in Seattle. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/A/AlexSh00.htm

AFC East: Tom Brady AFC North: A.J. Green AFC South: Arian Foster..Thought of Watt, but being there has been only one defensive winner in the past four decades (Lawrence Taylor in 1986)settled on Foster. AFC West: Peyton Manning NFC East: Robert Griffin III NFC North: Adrian Peterson NFC South: Doug Martin NFC West: Larry Fitzgerald..w/ Palmer aboard now! Look out!

Thought this was pretty funny! Some classic celebrations.

Steve Largent Cortez Kennedy Walter Jones Shaun Alexander Honorable mentions: Dave Krieg,Kenny Easley,Curt Warner,Matt Hasselbeck

You are not mistaken my friend! That's why I'm going with Atlanta, just based on what you said. No one's ever won the NFCS in consecutive years.

Very cool. Thanks!