Seattle Seahawks = Super Bowl Champions

[Matthean]

Shirtless Seahawks GM wore a WWE belt in the Seahawks locker room | For The Win

[miami_fan]

It is not as fun as it is with an NBA team since there are so many players on a roster. Either way, ladies and gentlemen, I present to you your Super Bowl Champion

Tarvaris Jackson

[WSUCougar]

Originally Posted by dawgfan

Tate really stepped up this year, but they need to be smart about their finances. If Tate asks for too much, I think Baldwin and Kearse are good enough to be the main two with Lockette as depth and Harvin the wild card, plus they can always supplement again in the next draft and free agency.

I like Tate but he disappears too often and isn't worth a huge contract IMO. Kearse seems like a true playmaker and Baldwin is the security blanket, but as you say I'd want another WR drafted. Hmmm...Marqise Lee fits the bill.

[dawgfan]

Originally Posted by WSUCougar

I like Tate but he disappears too often and isn't worth a huge contract IMO. Kearse seems like a true playmaker and Baldwin is the security blanket, but as you say I'd want another WR drafted. Hmmm...Marqise Lee fits the bill.

Lee is awesome. It'll be really interesting to see what positions Schneider targets in the draft - you'd expect that at least a few will go towards the OL.

[mrtourette]

I don't think Marquise Lee will drop that far.

Anyway as much as I dislike Pete Carroll nice to see the Seahawks win it, something different and a bit refreshing.

[Chief Rum]

I am a big Peyton Manning fan, and I despise Pete Carroll, so I of course was rooting hard for the Broncos in this one.

That said, big thumbs up to former UCLA Bruin RB Derrick Coleman, who plays despite being hearing impaired, and who has earned a Super Bowl ring as a FB on the Seahawks.

[BillJasper]

Congratulations to the Seattle Seahawks on their Super Bowl XLVIII victory.

I'm not sure I've ever seen a Peyton Manning lead team beaten as badly as the Broncos were this past Sunday.

[RomaGoth]

Originally Posted by stevew

I would wager that Wilson has longer arms than Brees. 1" in height really is irrelevant. Wilson has to be accounted for on the scramble because he makes excellent rushing decisions. I feel like the median for his runs has gotta be like 10+ yards(or at least of "first down length). He also avoids several sacks per game with his escapability.

The thing I love about Wilson is his decision making. I can't recall the last time I saw him just throw the ball up for grabs to avoid a sack; hell, he doesn't even get intentional grounding calls. He does tend to take the sack rather than turn the ball over, which has some value even though we don't want him to take sacks either.