Official 2006 Seattle Seahawks Thread

[nelson95]

Alexander has broken foot. Out 2-4 weeks
Tooo bad :lol:

[Yank In BC]

Alexander has broken foot. Out 2-4 weeks
Tooo bad :lol:

Wow, your a big man laughing at someones injury.

[Lion_Pride_26]

Tough break for the Seahawks, especially going into next week's game on the road against the Chicago Bears.

[Robbie]

The media reports that Shaun Alexander might be back in as early as two weeks. Keep in mind that in the first Seahawks playoff game last season, Shaun Alexander was injured early in the game. But the Seahawks still pulled out their first playoff win in 21 years, 20-10 over the Washington Redskins.

On a different NFL note, it was good to see 70,000+ attend the Monday Night Football game in the New Orleans, Louisiana Superdome after Hurricane Katrina devastated just over a year ago.

[Lion_Pride_26]

The media reports that Shaun Alexander might be back in as early as two weeks. Keep in mind that in the first Seahawks playoff game last season, Shaun Alexander was injured early in the game. But the Seahawks still pulled out their first playoff win in 21 years, 20-10 over the Washington Redskins.

On a different NFL note, it was good to see 70,000+ attend the Monday Night Football game in the New Orleans, Louisiana Superdome after Hurricane Katrina devastated just over a year ago.

2 weeks? Hmm... the Seahawks have a bye week after the Chicago game, if I'm not mistaken. Hopefully that will help him out.


I caught the pre-game and 1st half of the MNF game, it was very nice to see the Superdome fill up again and good to see the Saints back at home where they belong.

[Canuck_4_Life]

I kind of knew going into the Saints/Falcons game that Atlanta wouldn't be able to handle the Superdome noise.

My friend, who seems to get tickets to anything he wants, was quoted $3K US for a pair 2 rows from the top of the Superdome.

[nelson95]

[quote="Yank In BC"][quote="nelson95"]Alexander has broken foot. Out 2-4 weeks
Tooo bad :lol:[/quote]Wow, your a big man laughing at someones injury.[/quote]

Guess he didn't pray hard enough.
Go niners

[Lion_Pride_26]

Alexander has broken foot. Out 2-4 weeks
Tooo bad :lol:

Wow, your a big man laughing at someones injury.

Guess he didn't pray hard enough.
Go niners

The niners are tied for last in the NFC West.
Toooo bad. :lol:

[notahomer]

What a way to spend a Sunday night!!!! Seahawks versus DahBears in Chicago. I love the Seahawks but I'm not so sure I'll be happy afterwards.

[Robbie]

What a way to spend a Sunday night!!!! Seahawks versus DahBears in Chicago. I love the Seahawks but I'm not so sure I'll be happy afterwards.

I guess you weren't happy at all as the Seahawks lost their first game of the season....badly. Definitely not looking like a team that went to the Super Bowl last year.

[notahomer]

What a way to spend a Sunday night!!!! Seahawks versus DahBears in Chicago. I love the Seahawks but I'm not so sure I'll be happy afterwards.

I guess you weren't happy at all as the Seahawks lost their first game of the season....badly. Definitely not looking like a team that went to the Super Bowl last year.

Yah, it really hurt watching the dismantling. Poor choices on some of the throws. I am not surprised but it sure was an ugly way to lose. Oh well, it'll keep the Hawks-helmet-sizes from getting too big.

[Dan Russell]

This Seahawks loss is leaving some doubt if they are legit or not. So far, they have not played an great game from start to finish.

[LFITQ]

Today was a sure fire sign that Hasselbeck does not have faith in his revamped Oline (didn't they lose 2 players from last year's line?).

Also, with a lack of a threat at RB (real or imagined no matter Alexander was a threat other teams had to contend with), the ground game is being given second thoughts by both the Hawks and their opponents. The bears basically just teed up and went after hasselbeck all night, forcing him into bad decisions and making big plays.

Unless they can get something going on the ground game without Alexaader, it's gonna be a long few weeks while he is out.

However, the bye couldn't come at a better time for the Hawks as they will have extra time to figure something out.

[nelson95]

Rams tied with Seahawks

[Lionut]

It was one game, gang, and against a team that is very rapidly looking like Super Bowl contenders themselves. Give the Bears credit -- they looked freaking outstanding last night. The Bengals took one on the chin yesterday as well, and I don't think anyone is writing them off. Now, if the Seahawks drop another one after the bye week, NOW I start getting concerned.