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Cedric Snellz said:
I just got a call from my son in law and he invited me to join him on the 40 yard line in the club section for Sundays game / what could be better than that ? GO SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ! I will be trying my dangest to create a false start for the panthers every time they have the ball " the false start , starts here ! "
AKHAWKFAN said:
How great for you Cedric! Can't say I'm not jealous.
Check out this article on espn.com...I'm sure it'll make you (and every other hawk) fan yell even louder!!!
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am the head baker at the House of Bread in Mill Creek. I made Seahawk Bread today in honor of our mighty Seahawks. Would like to get some to the players....
GO HAWKS!!!!
chuck said:
OK, forgive my football ignorance. When the Seahawks win Sunday, what is the next step? are we in the superbowl, or are there more playoffs? Thanks.
Brian from Tri-Cities said:
Chuck, when the Seahawks win the title game, they will then be in the Super Bowl. There are no other playoff games between this one and the Super Bowl. It's down to the "final four" teams right now, two teams from the AFC and two from the NFC. The respective title games determines who goes to the big show in Detroit.
See, the playoffs begin with eight wild-card teams, and four teams that have the top seeds (2 from each conference: in this case, Seattle and Chicago were the top two in the NFC, Seattle having the best record in the NFC at 13-3; and Indianapolis and Denver were the top two teams in teh AFC, with Indy having the best record in that conference at 13-3). These four teams sat out the first round of the playoffs, which determined which of the eight wild card teams would advance to the divisional playoffs(Pittsburgh and New England advanced to the AFC divisional games, while Carolina and Washington advanced to the NFC divisional games). The divisional games are then played, and the winners of those games advance to their respective conference title games. Finally, the winners of those conference title games then advance to the Super Bowl. So, you see, it is a process of elimination.
I hope this answers your question.
Brian said:
All I have to say is (Go SEAHAWKS) We Believe! From your fans! Thanks for the Memories this season whatever the outcome.
I just got a call from my son in law and he invited me to join him on the 40 yard line in the club section for Sundays game / what could be better than that ? GO SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ! I will be trying my dangest to create a false start for the panthers every time they have the ball " the false start , starts here ! "
How great for you Cedric! Can't say I'm not jealous.
Check out this article on espn.com...I'm sure it'll make you (and every other hawk) fan yell even louder!!!
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=bayless/060120
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am the head baker at the House of Bread in Mill Creek. I made Seahawk Bread today in honor of our mighty Seahawks. Would like to get some to the players....
GO HAWKS!!!!
OK, forgive my football ignorance. When the Seahawks win Sunday, what is the next step? are we in the superbowl, or are there more playoffs? Thanks.
Chuck, when the Seahawks win the title game, they will then be in the Super Bowl. There are no other playoff games between this one and the Super Bowl. It's down to the "final four" teams right now, two teams from the AFC and two from the NFC. The respective title games determines who goes to the big show in Detroit.
See, the playoffs begin with eight wild-card teams, and four teams that have the top seeds (2 from each conference: in this case, Seattle and Chicago were the top two in the NFC, Seattle having the best record in the NFC at 13-3; and Indianapolis and Denver were the top two teams in teh AFC, with Indy having the best record in that conference at 13-3). These four teams sat out the first round of the playoffs, which determined which of the eight wild card teams would advance to the divisional playoffs(Pittsburgh and New England advanced to the AFC divisional games, while Carolina and Washington advanced to the NFC divisional games). The divisional games are then played, and the winners of those games advance to their respective conference title games. Finally, the winners of those conference title games then advance to the Super Bowl. So, you see, it is a process of elimination.
I hope this answers your question.
All I have to say is (Go SEAHAWKS) We Believe! From your fans! Thanks for the Memories this season whatever the outcome.