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Could the Greatest Show on Turf beat the current Seahawks defense? Dick Vermeil tells The Turn on 101ESPN
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Could the Greatest Show on Turf beat the current Seahawks defense? Dick Vermeil tells The Turn on 101ESPN
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Faulk is the part that no other great recent offense has had. Many great offenses have had great passing games. But we had an elite passing game and the leagues best RB.No. The GSTO happened when you could REALLY STILL playing some MUTHAFRIGGEN defense.
No horse crap of today where you can't even caress the QB, touch a WR, or deliver a huge hit.
That offense would embarrass the so-called elite Ds of this day and age.
I bet the GSOT could drop 30+ on the Hags.
Faulk is still a RB like no other imo. And elite route runners against Sherman? Hah. Holt and Bruce would eat that freaker alive.
amazing, huh? Rams beat them in 2012 and in 2013 . . . well, on the MNF debacle, JL screwing up on the long TD to Taint, plus Clemens two picks and then the screw up at the goalline to end the game. In the dome we're 2-1 last three years and 0-3 in Seattle.Huh? Our terrible O this year beat their D - so wtf?
Nice.The GSOT beat a great D in Tampa Bay!
If the Seahawks get to hold the receivers and record our practices, they might beat us by 3 points.
I was thinking the same thing, just didn't remember to post it!!!(Old age is catching up to me!)I know Vermeil was asked of the GSOT vs the Hawks (LOB), but some forget how good the 1999 defense was too. #1 in run defense, #1 in sacks, #2 in INT, and #4 in PPG, and #4 in total defense. Carter led the league in sacks. Defense had 8 defensive TDs. Not to mention we had 3 TDs in the return game (2 KR by Horne, 1 PR by Hakim).
When people think of the GSOT they think offense, but the show wasn't just on offense. All 11 men on the field at any time (O, D, ST) could put on a show.
All true. Offenses can help defenses and vise verse. Some of those stats would have been attributable to the other teams' offenses always having to come from behind so they became largely one dimensional. It is kind of why I always felt our defense under Spags was so much better than it actually seemed. The defense almost never got to play with a real lead.I know Vermeil was asked of the GSOT vs the Hawks (LOB), but some forget how good the 1999 defense was too. #1 in run defense, #1 in sacks, #2 in INT, and #4 in PPG, and #4 in total defense. Carter led the league in sacks. Defense had 8 defensive TDs. Not to mention we had 3 TDs in the return game (2 KR by Horne, 1 PR by Hakim).
When people think of the GSOT they think offense, but the show wasn't just on offense. All 11 men on the field at any time (O, D, ST) could put on a show.