What happens if the STEELERS don't win the Super Bowl this year...?

[Craig 930 RS]

[WOODPIE]

LOL That's funny!

Wonder if they'll have a blue light special in aisle 3 on Terrible Towels?


By the way, GO STEELERS!

Ed

[joehahn]

FYI, I will be rooting for them and it has been my experience that anyone I root for gets murdered.

joe

[real550A]

If the fix is on, the Seahawks will win. Paul Allen spends a lot of money on stadiums and NFL brass. He will be awarded the trophy, IMO.

[89911]

While your at the photoshop, morph some hair on your quarterback's head. I keep seeing a guy getting interviewed and wondering why there interviewing the teams accountant. Can't Paul Allen fix this?

[Craig 930 RS]

Hair (and inexperience) don't win games

[89911]

Face it. The last great player the Seagulls had was Brian Bosworth.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=bayless/060120

[Tyson Schmidt]

Originally posted by 89911
Face it. The last great player the Seagulls had was Brian Bosworth.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=bayless/060120

Steve Largent? remember him?

Even mentioning BB as a Seahawk makes me cringe.

You probably don't remember Kenney Easley, or the late Dave Brown. You're a Pittsburgh fan. And kind of an a-hole about it too.

Seattle teams never get any respect. Goes for college ball too. The Washington Huskies have had some incredible football teams over the years that basically had to do the impossible just to make the top ten. I mean, the Huskies would beat every opponent by 40 points in a year, and be undefeated, and the f'ing Notre dame F'ing Irish could lose two games and be rated higher than Washington.

It all comes down to being a city out in the middle of nowhere that doesn't have the romance that the old-school colleges and cities do back East.

That said, I have to agree with some of what that jerk-off said in the article. But the bottom line is that they're all pro's, they all deal with injuries, and no-one ever gets to the Super Bowl purely on luck.

[Carrera3.5L]

I'm a huge and long suffering Seahawks fan. I met Dave Krieg as a kid at a KFC in Kirkland many moons ago and thought he was so cool cruising in his 320i, little did I know until later what a POS a 320i is. My Uncle worked in Redmond right next to Mike Tice's sandwich shop that he owned while he was a tight end there. He used to give us a few tickets to see them in the old Kingdome.

Best Seahawk other than Largent was Curt Warner. Would have been a Hall of Famer if he hadn't blown out his knee on the damn Astroturf.

I'm having the Orange County Chapter of the Seahawks fan club at my Seahawks Super Bowl Party. Unfortunately, I'm the only member. Any SoCal Seahawk fans want to attend?

At least Paul Allen and the Seahawks can afford to paint BOTH sides of their helmet.

Go Seahawks!

Ralph

[Eric 951]

I have said it before--you guys are just silly.

[dd74]

Originally posted by 89911
Face it. The last great player the Seagulls had was Brian Bosworth.

Didn't Bo Jackson of the Raiders make it a practice of running over "The Boz?"

He was all talk and bad hair.

Now he coaches Pop Warner in Malibu.

Oh well, things could be worse...

[Drago]

Originally posted by Carrera3.5L
My Uncle worked in Redmond right next to Mike Tice's sandwich shop that he owned while he was a tight end there. He used to give us a few tickets to see them in the old Kingdome.

Fill 'yer Belly Deli!!!

Mike has made me numerous sandwiches...never got any tickets though.

Oh yeah...

GO SEAHAWKS!!!

[Craig 930 RS]

Bosowrth was a great player? For what, one season....then the injury.
He was a joke.

Curt Warner
Kenny Easley
Jim Zorn
Shaun Alexander

Does "89911" know much about football? Oh..... rhetorical question.

[89911]

See this is the sad thing. When word of Seahawk football filters its way through to the East, the biggest connection you can come up with is the Boz. What else has the franchise come up with in 30 years other then handfull of players with meaningless stats and no rings?

Nice delete of my previous post, by the way.

[Craig 930 RS]

From one person.

Yet, you'll notice more informed people from other parts back east know the other players......check the posts, as well as the profile.

Having a bad day or somethin'?

[Drago]

Originally posted by 89911
When word of Seahawk football filters its way through to the East, the biggest connection you can come up with is the Boz.

Just more east coast arrogance. Not surprising at all....we're used to it.

[teenerted1]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 89911
[B]Face it. The last great player the Seagulls had was Brian Bosworth.

WTF LMFAO

Boz was the biggest joke in Seahawk history.

the guy that wrote that article didn't mention once any of the multiple injuries the Seahawks overcame this season. looks like the most overrated team is going to win the most overrated game too.

also the 12th MAN was a major reason the other teams SUCKED in OUR HOUSE.


GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[arcsine]

Originally posted by 89911
Face it. The last great player the Seagulls had was Brian Bosworth.

If this is the depth of your familiarity with Seattle football then I can comfortably disregard anything you have to say on the matter.

Bosworth = great. Never. A hack from the beginning.

But then you seem to indicate to be great the measure is having super bowl rings. I think the list is very long of players considered great (and in the HOF) that don't have rings.

So, hypothetically speaking of course, if the Steelers loose, and Bettis does not get a ring, would he be considered "great" in your eyes?

[FrayAdjacent911]

If the Steelers lose??


Rivers and seas boiling! … The dead rising from the grave! ... Human sacrifice! Dogs and cats living together!

[dd74]

I knew the story about Bo and Boz was around:

http://espn.go.com/classic/s/jacksonboadd.html



Check out Boz (lower left) kissing turf after Jackson ran through him...