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Really like what the Colts are doing if they sign Andre Johnson....

 
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And don't like what the Patriots are losing in their secondary and Vince Wilfork.....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Digitalkarma:

Looks like Colts will be making serious push to get to the Super Bowl. Eventually it'll be Andrew Luck's turn to join the big stage. That is what the NFL would want. 

Seeing a Colts vs Seahawks Super Bowl or
Maybe two throwback teams like the Colts vs Packers for Super Bowl 50.

Putting some down on Colts 12/1 before the odds drop. Think they will have the best record in AFC and win 13 games..




Seahawks have a lot to fix on their o-line and d-line before we can call them a Super Bowl contender in 2015.

Frank Gore is a much needed piece for the Colts.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lmb4321:

Really like what the Colts are doing if they sign Andre Johnson....


Same. I think it will most likely happen. He will fill in Reggie Wayne's role just fine.. if not more. Andre Johnson's career will be rejuvenated and will have monster stats we used to see from him.. probably could surpass Wayne in all-time receiving yards list in his 1st season with Colts.. 

And Colts defense was exceptional last season and I think they will be much better this year.
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Quote Originally Posted by suuma:



Seahawks have a lot to fix on their o-line and d-line before we can call them a Super Bowl contender in 2015.

Frank Gore is a much needed piece for the Colts.

agreed. and didn't they lose Byron Maxwell too?

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Suuma, I think John Schneider has a master plan to plug in the holes for Unger and the DL....maybe through the draft..or trades...but the Hawks have never had an Elite Receiver and Graham helps Wilson out big time.....Schneider has been spot so far......

 
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@DK: Yes and they got Cary Williams in return. Gonna be interesting whether he fits the LOB or not.

@lmb: You may be right, but let's wait how this supposed master plan works out. The production from their d-line was horrendous and their o-line produced the 25th-worst sack percentage.
 
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Yet with their DL issues and Offensive Lines woes...they were 1yd away from the Super Bowl.....and I believe they got a whole lot better.........
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lmb4321:

Yet with their DL issues and Offensive Lines woes...they were 1yd away from the Super Bowl.....and I believe they got a whole lot better.........


This is likely a neverending discussion and everyone has a different opinion. IMO, they got lucky to play in the Super Bowl and to be one yard away from raising the Lombardi trophy. They even got outplayed by the Panthers at home. Not saying this isn't a good team, but they have been a little bit over-estimated. Don't make the mistake and keep them in mind due to being the runner-up of the Super Bowl. Off-season changes gonna define whether we fade or ride them next year.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by suuma:

@DK: Yes and they got Cary Williams in return. Gonna be interesting whether he fits the LOB or not.


ah yes that's right I forgot about Cary Williams. all the whirlwind of trades sometimes hard to keep up sometimes lol

liability in coverage at times.. plays aggressive... feisty.. should fit right in with the LOB.. lol

and lmb4321 much agreed there. 

having Jimmy Graham will give Seahawks a new dimension on offense they never had before with Wilson but I still think they need another decent WR free agent besides Kearse to free up Graham from being double teamed..otherwise it'll still be the same Seattle offense with Lynch running the ball. maybe this season it'll be the Seahawks offense carrying the team more than their defense this time lol.

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Agree^
 
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Hey Suuma....Whats your take on Hardy to the Cowboys??.....................Ps hope you had some good German beers for St Pattys day....don't know if they celebrate there....but oh well.....
 
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I'm thinking the Boys are gonna address their Defense first.......during free agency and the draft......and get a decent RB.....

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lmb4321:

Hey Suuma....Whats your take on Hardy to the Cowboys??.....................Ps hope you had some good German beers for St Pattys day....don't know if they celebrate there....but oh well.....


We don't celebrate it in Germany, ha.

I've read a comment on Twitter that Cowboys did wrong by not giving Murray $8M but Hardy this huge contract for one year. We can absolutely discuss his price but at the same price he is more worth to the Cowboys team than any DeMarco Murray. Cowboys need defense - badly. Hardy is a very good start, I like it.

They play in a division with NYG (Eli, OBJ and Cruuuz), Philly with the sometimes very good working Chip Kelly offense and the Skins. Maybe the Skins show us some offense if RG3 gets into rhythm. Cowboys need every skilled defensive player they can get.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by suuma:



This is likely a neverending discussion and everyone has a different opinion. IMO, they got lucky to play in the Super Bowl and to be one yard away from raising the Lombardi trophy. They even got outplayed by the Panthers at home. Not saying this isn't a good team, but they have been a little bit over-estimated. Don't make the mistake and keep them in mind due to being the runner-up of the Super Bowl. Off-season changes gonna define whether we fade or ride them next year.



not just runner up, a yard from B2B champs. dont make the mistake of thinking they aren't that good. Russ Wilson and beast mode aren't going to slow down, and now add Jimmy Graham? Expect them to win more games
 
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and dont forget patriots under filling footballs for 2 decades (or more according to fumble stats). and it all got swept under the rug and blamed on no one, when it's clearly coaching staff. THEY shouldnt have been in the superbowl
 
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What if Adrian Peterson goes to the Cowboys??....Is that a real possibility??......I get that he is contractually committed to the Vikings but hey he might want to play his last days for Dallas.....and if Jerry can make a move who knows....I know its a very very long shot but it would be pretty cool.......
 
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not just runner up, a yard from B2B champs. dont make the mistake of thinking they aren't that good. Russ Wilson and beast mode aren't going to slow down, and now add Jimmy Graham? Expect them to win more games


You are a Seahawks-fan, so I can simply criticise the missing objectivity. What was the reason they were a yard away from being B2B-champs ?

This play: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urYnkhU5t3w#t=9m18s

Seriously, how many times does that happen out of 100 plays ? It was perfectly defended by Malcolm Butler. IF Tom Brady doesn't throw that stupid INT in the first half and the Pats go for the field goal - and if Jermaine Kearse doesn't catch that ball like he was supposed to do, there is no discussion about the goal line play. The Patriots had one heck of a gameplan, unveiled the Seattles' weaknesses and played almost perfectly against the mighty Seahawks. They very well earned that SB victory.
Seahawks were lucky to play in the Super Bowl after that horrible peformance against the Packers and they were on the lucky side to have that last shot at the goal line. Call it karma.

And again, I'm not saying they aren't a good team. But they were not that good to be in that situation late in the fourth.

Yes, Jimmy Graham is a huge addition. But how much targets will he see with the current o-line ? Not many. With this current o-line, you will need just an above average d-line to create pressure and can double-team JGraham. Major improvements needed for the Seahawks.


 
 
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I have to say that the Jets Defense is looking like one scary unit...and lets see what Todd Bowles can do with all that talent............Tom Brady beware.....
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